Lets name tags be shift-rightclicked to apply to the player.
21.5 of the 61 points that apply = 35 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
Entitled expands the vanilla Name Tag into a player title system, displaying the tag’s text above the player and below their multiplayer username. Players can sneak-right-click a named Name Tag to equip it, then sneak-right-click another Name Tag to remove it; an unnamed tag cannot be equipped, though it can still remove the current title. Combine a Name Tag with one of Minecraft’s 16 dye colours in a crafting table to give the title that colour, and check the colour by holding Shift over the tag for its tooltip. In multiplayer, titles are hidden while the player is sneaking or invisible. Administrators can use commands to set, recolour or clear a player’s title, and lock or unlock that player’s ability to equip or remove Name Tags. These controls let server operators assign titles such as ranks and prevent players from changing them until an administrator unlocks them; administrators themselves cannot be locked.
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Adds 1 recipe.
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Keeps all of vanilla Minecraft's textures, models and sounds.
No harmful code found
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