- Custom Morphs: Use Private Server commands to change outfits.
- No gameplay stats: Morphs are purely cosmetic visual items.
- Preset options: 12 official presets plus role-specific outfits.
- Avatar Shop: Use IDs to import custom gear from the catalog.
- Server access: Must own a Private Server to configure custom morphs.
Overview of Morphs
Morphs in SCP: Roleplay are cosmetic items that alter a player's outfit without affecting gameplay stats or performance. These outfits range from tactical combat uniforms to joke skins, providing visual variety for players in Private Servers. While most morphs resemble military gear, unique variants like the Tactical Neko Combatant (TNC) add humor to the experience.
Morphs function solely for aesthetic purposes. They do not provide armor buffs, speed boosts, or weapon advantages in combat scenarios.
The system divides morphs into two main categories: Preset Morphs available through console commands and Custom Morphs created by server owners using asset IDs. Players can access these features exclusively in Private Server environments.
| Morph Type | Source | Customization | Gameplay Impact |
|---|---|---|---|
| Preset | Command List | Fixed appearance | None |
| Custom | Avatar Shop ID | Full control | None |
| Role | Assigned by Team | Automatic | None |
| Event | Limited Time | Unique | None |
Preset Morphs List
The game currently features 12 preset morphs accessible via the :morph command. These presets offer distinct visual styles, from heavy tactical gear to lighter utility vests. Below is a comprehensive list of available options and their defining characteristics.
Ensure you are in a Private Server to use these commands. Public servers do not allow manual morphing of players.
| Morph Code | Visual Style | Rarity | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| TBM | Tactical Hazmat | Common | Resembles Zeta-9 "Mole Rats" |
| TCM1 | Combat Uniform Mk1 | Common | Standard issue look |
| TCM2 | Combat Uniform Mk2 | Common | Variant colorway |
| TSCD | Scientific Dept | Uncommon | Lab coat variant |
| TUA | Urban Assault | Uncommon | City combat gear |
| TV | Tactical Vest | Rare | Accessory slot item |
| BMO | Special Ops | Rare | Unique helmet design |
| TGSCD | Guard Uniform | Common | Security detail look |
| TNC | Tactical Neko | Legendary | Joke skin with cat ears |
| TNCG | Neko Green | Legendary | Green variant of TNC |
| 049 | Plague Doctor | Special | SCP-049 costume |
| Faction | Contest Winner | Rare | Formerly "416" morph |
Tactical Series
- TBM: Heavy protection
- TCM1/2: Standard issue
- TUA: Urban warfare
Specialty
- TNC: Joke/Humor
- 049: Thematic costume
- Faction: Contest reward
Utility
- TV: Vest accessory
- TSCD: Medical look
- TGSCD: Security style
Creating Custom Morphs
Private Server owners can design unique outfits by combining items from the Roblox Avatar Shop. This feature allows for unprecedented creativity, enabling players to mix and match gear to create specific faction uniforms or original characters.
Custom morphs rely on Roblox Catalog IDs. If a specific item is removed from the catalog or is off-sale, the ID will not work.
Access Server Settings
Enter your Private Server and locate the gear icon near the top left corner of the screen to open the settings menu.
Navigate to World Tab
Click on the "World" tab within the settings menu. Scroll down to the bottom section labeled "Morphs: View".
Input Asset IDs
Enter the numerical ID codes for items found in the Roblox Avatar Shop. You can mix shirts, pants, and accessories.
Save Configuration
Click Apply or Save to finalize the morph. It will now be available in the custom morph selection list for your server.
| Item Type | Source | Use Case |
|---|---|---|
| Shirts/Pants | Avatar Shop | Base uniform color |
| Accessories | Avatar Shop | Hats, masks, gear |
| Existing Preset :morph list | Quick reference | Base template |
| Hybrid | Mixed IDs | Complex outfits |
Advanced Commands & Usage
Mastering the console commands is essential for server administration. The primary command for applying morphs allows for targeted outfit changes on specific players, which is useful for events or roleplay scenarios.
These commands typically require Moderator status or Private Server ownership. Standard players without these roles cannot execute them.
Basic Command Syntax:
:morph (Username) (Morph Name)
Example: :morph Player1 TBM
| Command Parameter | Description | Required? |
|---|---|---|
| :morph | Initiates the function | Yes |
| Username | Target player's exact name | Yes |
| Morph Name | Code of the outfit (e.g., TV) | Yes |
| /e dance | Emote to test physics | No |
Private Server Setup Checklist:
- Purchase or access a Private Server
- Gather desired Roblox Asset IDs
- Configure 'World' settings for Morphs
- Test :morph command on dummy account
- List all active Morphs in server description
Trivia & History
The development of Morphs includes several community references and historical changes. Understanding these details adds depth to the roleplay experience and explains the existence of specific oddities like the "Faction" morph.
The "416" rename to "Faction" resulted from community drama and harassment towards developers. Avoid discussing this topic to maintain a positive environment.
| Morph Name | Trivia | Reference |
|---|---|---|
| TBM | Similar to Zeta-9 "Mole Rats" | SCP Lore / Site-006 |
| Faction | Originally called "416" | Video Contest Winner (2022) |
| TNC | Includes thermal goggles | April Fools 2024 Event |
| TV | Only accessory-based morph | Roblox Gear |
Notable Historical Events:
- 2022: "416" Morph wins video contest.
- 2024: ISD temporarily equipped with TNC for April Fools.
- Site-006: TBM resembles "The Crazies" team from MetaMethod's other game.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Do SCP roleplay custom morphs affect hitboxes?
No, custom morphs are purely cosmetic. They do not alter hitboxes, health pools, or damage resistance. Your hitbox remains tied to your base character model (R6 or R15).
Q: Can I use Roblox bundles for my custom morph?
Yes, if you have the correct Asset ID for the bundle or its constituent parts. However, complex 3D bundles sometimes clip with animations, so testing is recommended.
Q: Why does the :morph command fail in my server?
This usually happens if you are not in a Private Server or if you lack the necessary permissions. Ensure you are the server owner or an admin and that the spelling of the morph code is exact.
Q: How do I find the ID for a Roblox item?
Navigate to the item's page on the Roblox website. The URL will contain a number at the end (e.g., catalog/123456789). That number is the Asset ID needed for the custom morph setup.