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# Custom-Item-Data in Config
Since MyPet-1.1.4 it is possible to set the **item data** (like wool color) and **NBT data** (like enchantments, name and lore) for items in the MyPet config.
You have to provide the Item properties in this order:
* Item-ID/Item-Name Item-Data NBT-Data
Examples:
* `363 0 {display:{Name:"Wolf Food",Lore:["Tasty wolf food","Tastes like banana"]}}`
* `minecraft:beef 0 {display:{Name:"Wolf Food",Lore:["Tasty wolf food","Tastes like banana"]}}`
When you set the food of the wolf to this, a player needs an item that is like in this picture:
This will allow server owners to set the food and leash items (and some other items used by MyPet) to items that can only be obtained by shops etc.
#### Item generators
You can also use item generators from various site like these:
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Just copy the generated command and remove the `/give @a`.
#### NBT data
The syntax for the NBT data is the same like in the `/give` command in *Minecraft*. You can find all possible NBT properties [here](http://www.minecraftwiki.net/wiki/Player.dat_Format#Item_structure) or just use one of the generators from above.
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