Add give argument to skull command #5822
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This PR closes #5762.
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Proposed feature:
This adds the ability to give a skull to another player using the /skull command with a second argument, if you only provide one argument the command will work as it previously did.
The new usage of the skull command is:
/<command> [owner] [player]Environments tested:
OS: Windows 11
Java version: 21
Demonstration:
This gives the dinnerbone's skull to trashdrumlinfly:
trashdrumlinfly received dinnerbone's skull
The command can still be used as how it worked before by just providing the first argument.