VIP 1

The first rank of VIP requires a one time payment of 10 US dollars. It a bunch of different commands that proivde small quality of life improvements. The first of these is the disguise command, which is in transition to a new plugin. This command, at VIP 1 allows a player to disguise themselves as any passive mob (villagers, cows, etc etc.). The next benefit of VIP 1 is access to custom nicknames and access to colors. A player can give themselves a custom nickname using the /nick command, nicknames can also be colored using the the color formatting codes of minecraft (found here: http://minecraft.gamepedia.com/Formatting_codes). When using a color code, instead of using §, use &. *** Note: only staff can use the &k formatting code*** For example, if Vilneas wanted to have his nickname be Viloceraptor with  Vil in red and oceraptor in dark gray, he  would type /nick &4Vil&8oceraptor into chat. Next, VIP 1 gives a player access to a total of 5 sethomes. To set multiple homes, a player would do  /sethome homename, and example would be if vilneas wanted to set a home in his  mine he could do /sethome mine and go to that home by typing /home mine. VIP 1  also provides access to the /hat, /craft, and /kits firework commands. The /hat  command lets a player turns any item held by the player into a hat, placing it  in the helmet slot. This will automatically unequip any helmet you are wearing. The /craft command lets a player open a crafting bench interface anywhere. The  /kits firework places a set of custom fireworks into the player's inventory. The VIP 1 rank also provides access to the creative world via the /mvtp  creative command and also gives the player a reserved slot on the server in case  the server is ever filled. Finally the VIP1 rank gives the player access to the  chicken, pig, cow, ocelot, sheep, and wolf pets which can be activated by doing  the /pet command. For example, if a player wanted a pig pet, they would do /pet  pig and would then have a pig follow them around. The pet can also be named  (/pet name petname), ridden (/pet ride), or worn (/pet hat). To hide a pet, the  /pet hide command is used.