Wardrobe

The wardrobe is the single menu where players equip everything they own: worn cosmetics, name effect, chat titles and companion. It opens with /garderobe [category] (permission cobaltia.garderobe.utiliser, granted by default).

The menu has 6 rows:

Slot	Content
Rows 1 to 5 (45 slots)	Owned items of the open category. An equipped item glows and says “click to remove”.
Bottom left	Previous page (when needed)
Bottom center	Up to 5 category tabs, the active tab is highlighted
Bottom right	“Remove all”, “Close”, next page

Clicking an item equips or removes it, then the menu refreshes. An empty category shows a lock inviting the player to unlock items (shop, crates…).

Category types

Each category of garderobe.categories has a type:

Type	Content	Required fields
`cosmetique`	Hats, backpacks… handled by HMCCosmetics	`emplacement` (HMCCosmetics slot: `HELMET`, `BACKPACK`…)
`effets`	Owned name effects, with a preview on the player’s name	—
`titres`	Chat titles from the “Cobaltia” plugin	`commande` (fallback when titles are unavailable)
`compagnons`	Owned companions	—
`lien`	A tab that runs a command (opens another menu)	`commande`

garderobe:
  categories:
    chapeaux:
      nom: "Chapeaux"
      type: cosmetique
      emplacement: HELMET
    sacs:
      nom: "Sacs à dos"
      type: cosmetique
      emplacement: BACKPACK
    effets:
      nom: "Effets de pseudo"
      type: effets
    titres:
      nom: "Titres"
      type: titres
      commande: titres
    compagnons:
      nom: "Compagnons"
      type: compagnons

The first category in the list opens by default. /garderobe <category> opens a given tab directly (with tab completion).

Worn cosmetics (HMCCosmetics)

garderobe:
  cosmetiques:
    adventurer_hat:                # ID = HMCCosmetics cosmetic ID
      nom: "Chapeau d'aventurier"  # name in the menu
      categorie: chapeaux          # a category of type cosmetique
      nexo: adventurer_hat         # Nexo item used as the icon (default: the ID)

Ownership: permission cobaltia.cosmetique.<id>, granted explicitly (not through a wildcard).
Equip / remove: the plugin runs cosmetics apply <id> <player> -s or cosmetics unapply <slot> <player> -s from the console; the “equipped” state is read with the HMCCosmetics placeholder %HMCCosmetics_equipped_<id>%.
Creative and spectator: cosmetics are turned off there. The player is warned when switching to one of these modes and cannot equip a new one while staying in it.
Without HMCCosmetics, cosmetique tabs show “Wardrobe unavailable”.

The plugin ships a ready-to-use catalog of 58 hats and 20 backpacks, to adapt to your own cosmetics.

Giving a cosmetic: `/hat` and `/sac`

/hat give <player> <hat|tous>
/hat remove <player> <hat|tous>
/sac give <player> <backpack|tous>
/sac remove <player> <backpack|tous>

Permission	Purpose
`cobaltia.garderobe.admin.give`	Give (adds a permanent permission, works offline)
`cobaltia.garderobe.admin.remove`	Remove (the cosmetic is also unequipped if worn)

The player receives a “new cosmetic” or “cosmetic lost” message when online.

Chat titles

The titres tab relies on the “Cobaltia” plugin title system: it lists owned titles (or titles granted by permission) and the player’s custom title when they have one and the cobaltia.cosmetiques.perso permission.

At most two titles can be equipped at the same time; beyond that, the player must remove one.
Titles show before the name (%cobaltiaeffets_titres%), except those listed in titres_apres, which show after it (%cobaltiaeffets_suffixe%).
titres_badges replaces the rendering of some titles with a badge (glyph) in front of the name.

titres_apres:
  star: " &f"        # the "star" title shows after the name, with this rendering
titres_badges:
  vip: "<white></white>"

Legacy command redirection

/cosmetique and /cosmetiques (with or without a plugin prefix) open the wardrobe instead of their original menu. Their admin sub-commands give and titre are not redirected.

“Remove all”

The bottom button:

in a cosmetic, effects or titles tab: unequips every HMCCosmetics cosmetic and removes the active name effect;
in the companions tab: puts away the active companion.