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Get tagged, you're out. Watch the rest from spectator.
Paint camouflage onto your actual Minecraft skin, cling to the ceiling, and hold still while someone with a paint shotgun walks past. Last chameleon standing wins.
Rounds run continuously — join and you're in the next one. The mod is required on your side.
Every map runs all three. The lobby votes.
Get tagged, you're out. Watch the rest from spectator.
Get tagged and you join the hunt. The lobby turns on you.
Teams swap at halftime. Everyone hides, everyone hunts.
You can't join this one vanilla — the mod has to be on your side too. Takes two minutes.
Fabric Loader 0.16+ for Minecraft 1.21.1, plus Fabric API.
The current build is pinned in the Discord. Drop the .jar into .minecraft/mods.
Multiplayer → Add Server → playchameleon.net. No port, no mc. prefix.

A painting studio inside the game, with an eyedropper that samples the exact texel of any block in the world.

Chameleons climb. Walls, fences, ceilings — then lock in place and become part of the room.

No name tags. No shadows. No hitbox outlines. If you want them, you have to actually see them.
Spawn into a lobby between rounds and vote the next map.
Surviving in the open scores more than surviving in a corner.
Trails, outfits, gun skins, death animations. Cosmetic only.
Private rounds with your friends, ready check and rematch.
Free-look, follow-cam and the player list once you're out.
Run the mod on your server and get the full admin panel.








You need it. Rounds, teams, and other players' camo are all server-side and won't work without it. On a vanilla server the mod falls back to client-only — you'd see your own paint and wall-cling, nothing else.
Yes. The mod is free, the server is free to join, and there's no whitelist and no application.
Minecraft 1.21.1 on Fabric — Loader 0.16 or newer, plus Fabric API. Java Edition only; Bedrock can't join.
The EU. If you're playing from further out you'll feel it, but hide & seek is far more forgiving of ping than PvP.
The store isn't open yet. When it is, it sells cosmetics — name colours, trails, outfits, gun skins, death animations — and faster XP toward those same cosmetics. Nothing you can buy makes you harder to find, or better at finding anyone.
All of it lives in the wiki, and anything it doesn't cover gets answered in the Discord.