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How do I use a cape in this mod?
Type /cape in the chat to open the cape selection menu, then click on the cape you want to wear. Your character will immediately equip that cape.
Where do I find the list of all available capes?
Use the /cape command to see all available capes in a menu. You can browse through the list and preview each cape before equipping it.
How do I remove my cape?
Use the /cape command and select the option to remove or unequip your current cape. You can also select 'no cape' from the menu if available.
Does this mod work on multiplayer servers?
Yes, but the server must have the Cape Command Mod installed for other players to see your cape. Single-player capes are always visible to you.
My cape isn't showing up. What do I do?
Try re-equipping the cape using /cape, log out and back in, or check that the mod is properly installed. If the issue persists, verify that your graphics settings aren't hiding cosmetics.
Can I wear a cape at the same time as other mods' cosmetics?
This depends on how other mods handle cosmetics—some mods may conflict if they modify the same cape slot. Test compatibility by equipping both and checking if they display together.
Is there a command to see what cape someone else is wearing?
The /cape command is primarily for managing your own cape. You can visually see other players' capes in-game if they're equipped, but there's no dedicated command to query their cape.
Do capes affect my performance or cause lag?
Capes are lightweight cosmetics and should have minimal impact on performance. If you experience lag, it's likely unrelated to the cape itself.
Can I make a cape my default so it equips automatically when I join?
This depends on the mod's configuration options—some setups allow you to set a default cape, while others require manual equipping each session. Check your mod's config file or server settings.