GetCharacterAppearanceInfoAsync
This function returns information about a player’s avatar (ignoring gear) on the Roblox website in the form of a dictionary. It is not to be confused with Players/GetCharacterAppearanceAsync|GetCharacterAppearanceAsync, which actually loads the assets described by this method. You can use InsertService/LoadAsset to load the assets that are used in the player’s avatar. The structure of the returned dictionary is as follows:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
bodyColors | table (see below) | Describes the BrickColor values for each limb |
assets | table (see below) | Describes the equipped assets (hats, body parts, etc) |
defaultPantsApplied | bool | Describes whether default pants are applied |
defaultShirtApplied | bool | Describes whether default shirt is applied |
playerAvatarType | string | Either "R15" or "R6" |
scales | table (see below) | Describes various body scaling factors |
Assets sub-table
The assets table is an array of tables containing the following keys that describe the assets currently equipped by the player:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
id | number | The asset ID of the equipped asset |
assetType | table | A table with name and id fields, each describing the kind of asset equipped ("Hat", "Face", etc.) |
name | string | The name of the equipped asset |
Scales sub-table
The scales table has the following keys, each a number corresponding to one Humanoid scaling property:
bodyType, head, height, proportion, depth, width
Body Colors sub-table
The body colors table has the following keys, each a number corresponding to a DataType/BrickColor ID number which can be used with BrickColor.new(id):
leftArmColorId, torsoColorId, rightArmColorId, headColorId, leftLegColorId, rightLegColorId
Parameters
| Name | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
|
|
The *userId of the specified player. |
Returns
| Return Type | Summary |
|---|---|
|
A dictionary containing information about the character appearance of a given user. |
Code Samples
Example Return Character Appearance Dictionary
Sometimes it is best to see an example of the returned dictionary structure in pure Lua. Here is one such example of a player whose avatar uses a package and wears several hats. Can you guess who it is?
local t = {
playerAvatarType = "R15",
defaultPantsApplied = false,
defaultShirtApplied = false,
scales = {
bodyType = 0,
head = 1,
height = 1.05,
proportion = 0,
depth = 0.92,
width = 0.85
},
bodyColors = {
leftArmColorId = 1030,
torsoColorId = 1001,
rightArmColorId = 1030,
headColorId = 1030,
leftLegColorId = 1001,
rightLegColorId = 1001
},
assets = {
{
id = 1031492,
assetType = {
name = "Hat",
id = 8
},
name = "Striped Hat"
},
{
id = 13062491,
assetType = {
name = "Face Accessory",
id = 42
},
name = "Vision Française "
},
{
id = 16598440,
assetType = {
name = "Neck Accessory",
id = 43
},
name = "Red Bow Tie"
},
{
id = 28999228,
assetType = {
name = "Face",
id = 18
},
name = "Joyous Surprise"
},
{
id = 86896488,
assetType = {
name = "Shirt",
id = 11
},
name = "Expensive Red Tuxedo Jacket"
},
{
id = 86896502,
assetType = {
name = "Pants",
id = 12
},
name = "Expensive Red Tuxedo Pants"
},
{
id = 376530220,
assetType = {
name = "Left Arm",
id = 29
},
name = "ROBLOX Boy Left Arm"
},
{
id = 376531012,
assetType = {
name = "Right Arm",
id = 28
},
name = "ROBLOX Boy Right Arm"
},
{
id = 376531300,
assetType = {
name = "Left Leg",
id = 30
},
name = "ROBLOX Boy Left Leg"
},
{
id = 376531703,
assetType = {
name = "Right Leg",
id = 31
},
name = "ROBLOX Boy Right Leg"
},
{
id = 376532000,
assetType = {
name = "Torso",
id = 27
},
name = "ROBLOX Boy Torso"
}
}
}