This is great to use with the setoutfit playername outfitid command, so that you can identify the profession of each player:

You can experiment with the different outfits, these go from 1 to around 350. Use this persistent script to see all of them:

set $ou 100
auto 2000 | setoutfit $ou | statusmessage $ou | inc $ou

You can also use Noxious's website outfit image generator:

https://www.noxiousot.com/outfit/132-52-132-110-132-3.png

• 57 Outfit ID
• 52 Head color
• 132 Primary color
• 110 Secondary color
• 132 Detail color
• 3: Outfit addons

The following persistent script will change all player's outfit so you know their vocation:

auto 1000 | foreach 'screenplayers' $p { if [$p.voc ? 'K']{setoutfit $p.name 131} | if [$p.voc ? 'P']{setoutfit $p.name 129} | if [$p.voc ? 'D']{setoutfit $p.name 153} | if [$p.voc ? 'S']{setoutfit $p.name 145} | if [$p.level > 8 && $p.level < 80]{setoutfit $p.name 128} }

You need to go to HUD and enable the following options for the script to work:

• Look at players automatically
• Cache player information

Another option is to use the setitemoutfit command to use the item/tile sprite instead of the creatures sprite:

set $ou 100
auto 2000 | setitemoutfit $ou | statusmessage $ou | inc $ou

These start at 100 and are a mix of terrain tiles, objects, corpses, decorations and effects.