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In order to get the compound in the first place, you can use the original /give command to provide the skull, throw the skull on the ground and run the following in a command block: /entitydata @e[type=Item,c=1] {} No data changes, but the output textbox in the command block will contain the data you're looking for.
This means that you can pick a skin from anywhere, wear it temporarily, give yourself your own head with the command /give @p skull <amount> 3 {SkullOwner:"<yourUserName>"} (replace <amount> and <yourUserName> as appropriate), and then change your skin back to your normal skin. The head in your inventory will always have the skin you were ...
Apply the texture you want to your player skin (via minecraft.net). Create the necessary player skull in-game. Using the SkullOwner string tag will automatically populate the skull with texture data (specifically, the link to the stored texture on minecraft.net), turning into a SkullOwner compound. Note that there is currently a bug where /give ...
I am trying to help my son add a custom head in Minecraft (PC, Java edition 1.13.2). According to this site I enter a command into a command block, for example, /give @p minecraft:player_head{displ...
I want to spawn a player head in my custom Minecraft map I'm making, but the problem is, the username has to be defined to give the actual player's head: /give @p minecraft:skull 1 3 {SkullOwner:"...
I'm on Minecraft 1.14.4 and when I place minecraft:give @p player_head{SkullOwner:"@r"} into a command block, it simply gives me the player head of "@r" (I also found that without putting the quotation marks around the @r in the command, the command wouldn't be valid)
I do not know if it is possible to obtain them using a command in vanilla minecraft, but I know that, with all the changes being made to behaviour and resource packs, it should theoretically be possible to add new heads into the game without replacing pre-existing mob heads with addons in the future, if not already. –
I am trying to build a table with people (armor stands) which have heads that follow you. Basically, you walk into the room and then everyone keeps following you with their heads. If it is possible I'd love that the armor stands only can turn their heads 90 degrees, but that isn't that important. Hopefully that doesn't take that many command ...
I am trying to summon a villager that will trade custom player heads in 1.15.2. Here is the code I have found to summon a villager trading a mob head: /summon villager ~ ~1 ~ {VillagerData:{profe...
I'm trying to put a CanPlaceOn NBT tag on a custom player head and I don't know where to put the tag. I tried /give @p minecraft:player_head{{CanPlaceOn:["minecraft:stone"]} display: {N...