Jie

本来就有一直看向

You can do this by adding a visual condition to the public, that is, npc trait id view-condition

> > You can do this by adding a visual condition to the public, that is, npc trait id view-condition > > I don't know if this will change the...

> > > > You can do this by adding a visual condition to the public, that is, npc trait id view-condition > > > > > > > >...

> > > > > > You can do this by adding a visual condition to the public, that is, npc trait id view-condition > > > > > >...

> > > > > > > > You can do this by adding a visual condition to the public, that is, npc trait id view-condition > > > >...

> ok, but couldn't it be done in some easier way than making some event or variable? At present, only using variables is the easiest, followed by developing plugins

No, you don't need to write parameters later, because he will open a book and write there

But he can only make it possible for players to see NPCs. As for what you said, each player sees different skins, I don't quite understand it yet.

You need to write the kether grammar in the open book. For example, if you write perm test in the book, it means that he needs the permission test to...