| Command | Parameters | Description |
| nte | N/A | Displays all available command arguments |
| nte | debug | Displays debug information |
| nte | reload | Reloads configuration and nametags |
| nte | clear [player] | Clears the prefix and suffix for a player |
| nte | <prefix/suffix> [player] <text> | Sets the prefix or suffix for a player |
| nte | groups list | Lists all loaded groups |
| nte | groups order <groups> | Orders the priority of groups. |
| nte | groups add [group] | Creates a new group |
| nte | groups remove [group] | Removes a group |
| nte | groups [group] [perm] <value> | Sets the default permission for a group |
| nte | groups [group] [prefix] <value> | Sets the prefix for a group |
| nte | groups [group] [suffix] <value> | Sets the suffix for a group |
| nte | groups [group] clear <prefix/suffix> | Clears the suffix for a group |
Suppose we have 3 groups: Owner, Admin, Default. The first group looked at is the one with the highest priority. We would use:
/ne groups order Owner Admin Default
NametagEdit will remember the order so groups always load properly. v4.0.1 - Only users who use a database can use this command
Suppose we wish to have a nametag like
[Admin] sgtcazeyt
The command would be:
/nte prefix sgtcazeyt '[Admin] '
The ' character will be automatically removed, and allow you to use spaces
So we want to create, or edit a group. We can start by creating it:
- Run /ne groups add MyGroup
- Assign a permission /ne groups set perm MyGroup my.custom.permission
- Set the prefix: /ne groups set prefix MyGroup '&a[MyGroup] &e'
- Set the suffix: /ne groups set suffix MyGroup ' &cMy Suffix'