roblox-characters
Roblox characters and avatars: Humanoid, R6/R15, character customization. Use when working with player characters.
Installation
Follow the repository instructions for this skill and your agent. Review the files and dependencies before adding it to your workflow.
View source ↗GuidesSkill instructions
Characters Reference
Quick Reference
- Adaptive Animation: Set up your character rig to support universal sets of animations and emotes.
- Character appearance: Customize your in-experience character appearance and properties.
- Emotes: Emotes are character animations used through chat commands, or accessing the emotes menu.
- Characters: Characters are interactive models that interact with the world or other users.
- Character name/health display: You can customize character UI, like name and health displays, using Class.Humanoid.
- Character pathfinding: Pathfinding is the process of moving a character along a logical path to reach a destination.
- R6 to R15 Adapter: The R6 to R15 adapter enables R15 avatar characters to join your R6 experience.
- Photo-to-Avatar generation: Explains how to use AvatarCreationService AvatarGeneration APIs to prompt users to generate Avatars from photos in experience.
- Avatar in-experience creation: Explains how to use AvatarCreationService to prompt users to create and purchase avatars from within your experience.
- Create avatar items: Create and upload avatar characters, clothing, and accessories to the Roblox Marketplace.
Detailed Reference
Characters
See characters.md for:
- Adaptive Animation
- Character appearance
- Emotes
- Characters
- Character name/health display
- ...and 2 more
Avatar
See avatar.md for:
- Photo-to-Avatar generation
- Avatar in-experience creation
- Create avatar items
- Resources
- Tutorials
Examples
Read the usage examples in the source repository.
View source ↗Source history
- Indexed on
- 2026-01-20
- Index updated
- 2026-01-26
- Branch
- main
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