Force player to wear rig

[UnboundTime]

Hi there, How can I force all players to wear a certain package? (not the default package)

EDIT: To be clear, I’m talking about an “R15 only game”.

[Valkyrop (JustAGuy)]

[UnboundTime]

That doesn’t work…

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[AceBookMarker]

You meant multiple morph in start screen?

[Zirkonir]

How does it not work?

You really need to explain your issue & aims for anyone to help you.

[AceBookMarker]

@UnboundTime

That doesn’t work…

What console is saying? What’s error?

[Red_NightBlade]

Try getting the package model, naming it “StarterCharacter” and put it in StarterPlayer.

[UnboundTime]

@Zirkonir

How does it not work?

What ID exactly should I put in there? R6 doesn’t have ID’s and this doesn’t help me for R15

[UnboundTime]

@Red_NightBlade

Try getting the package model, naming it “StarterCharacter” and put it in StarterPlayer.

That would remove all accessories…

[AceBookMarker]

@UnboundTime

R6 doesn’t have ID’s and this doesn’t help me for R15

Found the problem. Maybe can’t wear R6 things to R15 as intended.

[UnboundTime]

@AceBookMarker

Maybe can’t wear R6 things to R 15 as intended.

Could you explain what you mean?

[AceBookMarker]

@UnboundTime

Could you explain what you mean?

Only roblox staff knows, but…

@anon72591406

because those rigs were created differently.

[Aaronn2467 (Aaronn)]

Are you referring to StarterCharacters?

You can name a rig/character “StarterCharacter”, and place it in StarterPlayer to automatically make the player start with that rig.

If you want to keep the avatar while having different body parts, you can navigate to game settings > avatar > scroll down and replace the id’s with the ones you’d like to use.
You can go to the Roblox avatar shop and search for a character. Click a rig you like, and grab the ids of each body part separately to put them into the game settings.

Hope this helps? If you aren’t referring to this, please tell me!

[dthecoolest]

@UnboundTime

R6 doesn’t have ID’s

This is because R6 is an old system that Roblox no longer wants to support further within the new catalog system with more body parts aimed towards R15.

You will have to use this method of storing a R6 or R15 rig in Replicated storage to swap between.

To handle accessories for both cases the humanoid description system should work:

R6 to R15 mid game

You can create an R15 rig, stored anywhere in the game. When you will need to swap between R6 and R15, you can clone the R15 rig, load the user’s appearance into it with Humanoid:ApplyDescription(game.Players:GetHumanoidDescriptionFromUserId(id)) Then position the rig, make it the player’s character (player.Character = rig) and destroy the old R6 character. This should also work vice-versa, if you need. With this method you don’t even need to respawn the player. EDIT: Before starting the gam…

Alternatively this function should work to make the rigs.

https://developer.roblox.com/en-us/api-reference/function/Players/CreateHumanoidModelFromDescription

There is also this option for further control with default appearances.

https://developer.roblox.com/en-us/api-reference/property/Player/CanLoadCharacterAppearance

Additionally, use player.CharacterAdded event to execute the code and force the appearance to change everytime the character is created.