How to remove a Players Packages [R6]

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Introduction

On this post I will be showing you how to Remove a Players Packages and Revert them back to the Default “Blocky” look! Its actually a very Easy and Simple script and is Easy to Replicate! Without Further to do, Lets get to work!

Step 1: Create a LocalScript in StarterCharacterScripts

Feel free to name this script whatever, The full script will be shown at the end!

Example

Step 2: Write the Variables

Lets start by writing a few Variables. First we want to get the Players Character:

--Variables
local playerCharacter = script.Parent -- Gets the Character

Then we need to get to get the Children of the PlayerCharacter, we can do this by using the :GetChildren Attribute as shown:

local getParts = playerCharacter:GetChildren() -- Gets the children of the PlayerCharacter

Once your finished with the Variables it should look like this:

--Variables
local playerCharacter = script.Parent -- Gets the Character
local getParts = playerCharacter:GetChildren() -- Gets the children of the PlayerCharacter

Step 3: Write the Function

Now that we have the Variables we can now move on to the Actual function. Lets start by getting the Children by writing the following:

-- Function
for _, v in pairs(getParts) do -- Change "getParts" to whatever your ":GetChildren" Variable is called.

end

Then we have to make sure we only Remove the necessary Objects from the player by detecting any Children that are a “CharacterMesh”. We can do this by writing the Following:

for _, v in pairs(getParts) do
        if v:IsA("CharacterMesh") then

        end
end

Now that we can Detect whether a Child of the PlayerCharacter is a CharacterMesh we can delete them by writing the following:

for _, v in pairs(getParts) do
        if v:IsA("CharacterMesh") then
                v:Destroy()
        end
end
 -- Detects if a Child is a CharacterMesh and if they are then they are Destroyed

Conclusion

And as easy as that, We are done! Here is the Full Script:

-- Variables
local playerCharacter = script.Parent -- Gets the Character
local getParts = playerCharacter:GetChildren() -- Gets the children of the PlayerCharacter

-- Function
for _, v in pairs(getParts) do
        if v:IsA("CharacterMesh") then
                v:Destroy()
        end
end
 -- Detects if a Child is a CharacterMesh and if they are then they are Destroyed

Let me know what other Tutorials you could use and what else I should do!

Sincerly, UnmaskedCode

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#2

Please keep in mind this is my First Tutorial and Friendly Critisism is Wanted, Please let me Know if my Format Etiquette is off or if I should work on anything else! Other than that I hope I was able to help, Have a Blessed day!

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#3

Aw yeah! Im not currently working on a game where this would be needed, but I tend to make games where this would be needed lol
Def gonna bookmark this, thanks!

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#4

Use a server script, not a local script.

Also it is so much easier to just use this.

local humanoidDescription = game.Players:GetHumanoidDescriptionFromUserId(plr.UserId)
			--
			humanoidDescription.Head = 0
			humanoidDescription.Torso = 0
			humanoidDescription.RightLeg = 0
			humanoidDescription.LeftLeg = 0
			humanoidDescription.RightArm = 0
			humanoidDescription.LeftArm = 0
			char:WaitForChild("Humanoid"):ApplyDescription(humanoidDescription)
end

This causes way less lag too.

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#5

That would only work for R15. Its in a local script because the Script is in StarterCharacterScripts and calls on the CharacterMeshs (How R6 Limbs work) and deletes them.

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