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(variable) - Required
[variable] - Optional
Permission
Available Group Nodes

/pet (petType) [mountType]
- Creates a pet with the specified mount
  - (petType) AND [mountType]
    - Data can be specified after the colon, with each value separated by commas
      - For example:
        
        /pet sheep:baby,orange
    - Data Values can be specified after the data type by adding an equals sign after
      - If a value is not provided, a default value will be used.
      - For example:
        
        /pet irongolem:health=20
    - Mounts are optional and will not be spawned if a type is not defined
    - Pet names can be specified after a semi-colon
      - Names cannot contain spaces, as this will be registered in the second argument (as a mount type)
      - Bukkit Colour Codes are supported
      - For example:
        
        /pet sheep;&6Sheep
    - Names can be combined with data in the same argument:
      - For example:
        
        /pet sheep;&6Sheep:baby,orange
        /pet sheep:baby,orange;&6Sheep
- echopet.pet.type.(petType) AND echopet.pet.type.[mountType]
- echopet.pet.*
- echopet.pet.type.*

/pet name (new pet name)
- Set the name tag of your pet
- (new pet name)
  - The new name to be applied to your pet
  - Bukkit Colour Codes are supported
  - Can include spaces
  - For example:
    
    /pet name &eDSH105's Pet
- echopet.pet.name
- echopet.pet.*

/pet ride
- Ride your Pet
  - Pets can be controlled using the W``A``S``D and Space Bar Keys
  - See the documentation on Ride Mode And Hat Mode for more information
- echopet.pet.type.(type).ride
- echopet.pet.ride.*
- echopet.pet.*

/pet hat
- Set your Pet as a Hat
  - Pets appear to ride higher on the Owner's Client to prevent large view obstruction
  - See the documentation on Ride Mode And Hat Mode for more information
- echopet.pet.type.(type).hat
- echopet.pet.hat.*
- echopet.pet.type.*

/pet menu
- Open the Data Menu GUI for your current Pet
  - Opens a menu with various options for configuring your Pet
  - Boolean values are toggles
- echopet.pet.menu
- echopet.pet.*

/pet show
- Shows any saved or hidden Pets
- echopet.pet.show
- echopet.pet.*

/pet hide
- Hides your currently active Pet
  - Pets will only remain hidden for the duration of your current session
  - This can be reversed using /pet show
- echopet.pet.hide
- echopet.pet.*

/pet call
- Calls your current Pet to your side
  - Teleports your current Pet to your location
  - Useful if the Pet AI is having difficulty locating the owner
- echopet.pet.call
- echopet.pet.*

/pet name mount (new pet name)
- Set the name tag of your pet's mount
- (new pet name)
  - The new name to be applied to your pet's mount
  - Bukkit Colour Codes are supported
  - Can include spaces
  - For example:
    
    /pet name &eDSH105's Pet
- echopet.pet.name
- echopet.pet.*

/pet remove mount
- Removes your currently active pet
- Removes your pet's mount if specified in the second argument
- echopet.pet.remove
- echopet.pet.*

/pet mount (mountType)
- Changes the mount of your currently active pet
  - (mountType)
    - Data can be specified after the colon, with each value separated by commas
      - For example:
        
        /pet mount sheep:baby,orange
    - Pet names can be specified after a semi-colon
      - Names cannot contain spaces, as this will be registered in the second argument (as a mount type)
      - Bukkit Colour Codes are supported
      - For example:
        
        /pet mount sheep;&6Sheep
    - Names can be combined with data in the same argument:
      - For example:
        
        /pet mount sheep;&6Sheep:baby,orange /pet mount sheep:baby,orange;&6Sheep
- echopet.pet.type.(mountType)
- echopet.pet.*
- echopet.pet.type.*

/pet list
- Lists all available Pet Types and corresponding Data Types
  - Types that the sender does not have permission for will show in RED
  - Types that the sender has permission for will show in GREEN
  - Data Types are not affected by permissions
- echopet.pet.list
- echopet.pet.*

/pet info
- Provides information on your currently active Pet
  - Pet Type
  - Name
  - Data
  - Mount Type
  - Mount Name
  - Mount Data
- echopet.pet.info
- echopet.pet.*

/pet default (parameters)
- set
  - (petType) [mountType]
    - Sets your Default Pet
      - Data can be specified after the colon, with each value separated by commas
        
        For example:
        
        /pet default set sheep:baby,orange
      - Pet names can be specified after a semi-colon
        
        Names cannot contain spaces, as this will be registered in the second argument (as a mount type)
        
        Bukkit Colour Codes are supported
        
        For example:
        
        /pet default set sheep;&6Sheep
      - Names can be combined with data in the same argument:
        
        For example:
        
        /pet default set sheep;&6Sheep:baby,orange /pet default sheep:baby,orange;&6Sheep
    - echopet.pet.default.set.type.(petType)
    - echopet.pet.default.set.type.[mountType]
    - echopet.pet.*
    - echopet.pet.default.*
    - echopet.pet.default.set.type.*
  - current
    - Makes your currently active Pet your Default Pet
    - echopet.pet.default.set.current
    - echopet.pet.*
    - echopet.pet.default.*
  - remove
    - Makes your currently active Pet your Default Pet
    - echopet.pet.default.remove
    - echopet.pet.*
    - echopet.pet.default.*

/pet select
- Open the Pet Selector GUI Menu
  - Opens a menu with various options for selecting Pets
  - Also contains icons for the basic commands
- echopet.pet.select
- echopet.pet.*

/pet selector
- Give yourself the Pet Selector item
  - Interacting with this item in hand will open the Pet Selector GUI
- echopet.pet.selector
- echopet.pet.*

/pet modify
- Modify a specific data and its value for the active pet.
  - If a value is not provided, a default value will be used.
  - For example:
    
    /pet modify health 20
- echopet.pet.modify AND echopet.pet.type.[pettype].[petdata]
- echopet.pet.*

Admin Commands

The EchoPet PetAdmin commands are based off the basic ones listed above. A full list of Admin Commands can be found on the Permissions Wiki page.

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