GetPlayerSkinNames - Revision history

QCherry: Document Protocol 23 voice and player presentation APIs

2026-08-24T06:12:28Z

Document Protocol 23 voice and player presentation APIs

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	== Notes ==		== Notes ==
	* Available only in server-side resource scripts.		* Available only in server-side resource scripts.
	* For players this compatibility channel supplies Mutable visual features such as skin, tattoos and scars; it ~~does~~ not ~~select~~ the ~~authoritative full-body~~ identity ~~mesh~~.		* For players this compatibility channel supplies Mutable visual features such as skin, tattoos and scars; it is not the recommended character identity selector.
	* Use <code>~~setPlayerBody~~</code> ~~and <code>setPlayerHead</code> for player anatomy and identity~~.		* Use <code>setPlayerIdentity</code> to select a complete recognizable character appearance while keeping armor independent.
	* Armor is authoritative equipment state controlled with <code>setPlayerArmor</code>~~. A named body preset may visually replace it with that character's original outfit until the body returns to <code>default</code>~~.		* Armor is authoritative equipment state controlled with <code>setPlayerArmor</code> and is never selected by this function.
	* See [[Player skin catalog]] for every currently supported key.		* See [[Player skin catalog]] for every currently supported key.

QCherry: Clarify player appearance API behavior

2026-08-15T21:43:35Z

Clarify player appearance API behavior

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	* For players this compatibility channel supplies Mutable visual features such as skin, tattoos and scars; it does not select the authoritative full-body identity mesh.		* For players this compatibility channel supplies Mutable visual features such as skin, tattoos and scars; it does not select the authoritative full-body identity mesh.
	* Use <code>setPlayerBody</code> and <code>setPlayerHead</code> for player anatomy and identity.		* Use <code>setPlayerBody</code> and <code>setPlayerHead</code> for player anatomy and identity.
	* Armor is ~~an independent~~ equipment ~~layer and is~~ controlled with <code>setPlayerArmor</code>.		* Armor is authoritative equipment state controlled with <code>setPlayerArmor</code>. A named body preset may visually replace it with that character's original outfit until the body returns to <code>default</code>.
	* See [[Player skin catalog]] for every currently supported key.		* See [[Player skin catalog]] for every currently supported key.

QCherry: Document player skin, body and head appearance API

2026-08-15T18:59:29Z

Document player skin, body and head appearance API

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	<!-- This page is generated automatically from the function definition: getPlayerSkinNames. -->		<!-- This page is generated automatically from the function definition: getPlayerSkinNames. -->
	= getPlayerSkinNames =		= getPlayerSkinNames =
	Returns every validated ~~player appearance~~ preset exposed by the server.		Returns every validated legacy skin-surface preset exposed by the server.

	== Syntax ==		== Syntax ==
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	== Notes ==		== Notes ==
	* Available only in server-side resource scripts.		* Available only in server-side resource scripts.
	* A skin ~~is an atomic~~, ~~catalog~~-~~backed CharacterDefinition preset containing the compatible~~ body and ~~face setup~~.		* For players this compatibility channel supplies Mutable visual features such as skin, tattoos and scars; it does not select the authoritative full-body identity mesh.
			* Use <code>setPlayerBody</code> and <code>setPlayerHead</code> for player anatomy and identity.
	* Armor is an independent equipment layer and is controlled with <code>setPlayerArmor</code>.		* Armor is an independent equipment layer and is controlled with <code>setPlayerArmor</code>.
	* See [[Player skin catalog]] for every currently supported key.		* See [[Player skin catalog]] for every currently supported key.

QCherry: Complete Lua function catalog

2026-08-15T09:53:27Z

Complete Lua function catalog

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	* See [[Player skin catalog]] for every currently supported key.		* See [[Player skin catalog]] for every currently supported key.

			[[Category:Lua Functions]]
	[[Category:Server Functions]]		[[Category:Server Functions]]
	[[Category:Player Functions]]		[[Category:Player Functions]]
	[[Category:Appearance Functions]]		[[Category:Appearance Functions]]

QCherry: Update Lua API reference

2026-08-15T09:48:45Z

Update Lua API reference

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= getPlayerSkinNames =
Returns every validated player appearance preset exposed by the server.

== Syntax ==
<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">
table getPlayerSkinNames()
</syntaxhighlight>

== Parameters ==
This function does not accept parameters.

== Returns ==
Returns a one-based array of stable skin keys. The first entry is <code>default</code>.

== Examples ==
List the available appearance presets:
<syntaxhighlight lang="lua" line>
for _, skinKey in ipairs(getPlayerSkinNames()) do
outputDebugString(skinKey)
end
</syntaxhighlight>

== Notes ==
* Available only in server-side resource scripts.
* A skin is an atomic, catalog-backed CharacterDefinition preset containing the compatible body and face setup.
* Armor is an independent equipment layer and is controlled with <code>setPlayerArmor</code>.
* See [[Player skin catalog]] for every currently supported key.

[[Category:Server Functions]]
[[Category:Player Functions]]
[[Category:Appearance Functions]]