Roblox R63 Tutorial - R6 Mesh Modding Guide

Read this before you do anything

This might get you in trouble with Roblox. Using tools that modify the Roblox client can trigger their automated moderation. You could get warnings, temp bans, or even a permanent ban.

Roblox's stance: They can take action if they detect a modified client.
Bloxstrap: Its devs say it's just a launcher, not a patched client, but people have still reported getting flagged.
Bottom line: You're doing this at your own risk. I'm not responsible if something happens to your account.

Heads Up

If you can't figure it out, its a genuine skill issue.

Prerequisites

Before you start, make sure you've got these ready:

Windows 10 or 11

This guide is Windows-only

7-Zip or WinRAR

You'll need one of these to extract the mod files

Bloxstrap

The launcher that makes mods work. Grab the latest release here

500MB Free Space

Enough room for the mod files and installation

Download R6 Mods

Pick a mod pack below. They're all tested and work with Bloxstrap.

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Reality Women Pack

Popular

A solid collection of female character meshes with good textures. Most people start with this one.

More Bodypart Meshes PLUS

Extended

Extra body part options if you want more variety. Good for mixing and matching with other packs.

Step-by-Step Installation

Before You Start

Make sure Roblox is fully closed. If it's still running in the background, close it before going any further.

Install Bloxstrap

Download Bloxstrap from the official GitHub releases page and run the installer. Just follow the prompts, nothing complicated.

Important: You need to run Bloxstrap at least once before moving on so it creates the folders you'll need.

Navigate to Mods Folder

Open Bloxstrap, head to the Mods section, and click "Open Mods Folder" to get to the right directory.

Path

C:\Users\USERNAME\AppData\Local\Bloxstrap\Modifications

Mods folder location — The Modifications folder in Explorer

Create Folder Structure

Open the Modifications folder
Create a new folder called content
Open content, create a new folder called avatar
Open avatar, create a new folder called meshes

When you're done, it should look like this:

Modifications

content

avatar

meshes -- put .mesh files here

Folder structure — What the folder structure should look like

Install Mesh Files

Extract the mod pack you downloaded and drop the .mesh files into that meshes folder.

torso.mesh

leftleg.mesh

rightleg.mesh

leftarm.mesh

rightarm.mesh

Mesh files in folder — Mesh files in the right spot

Launch Roblox via Bloxstrap

Always open Roblox through Bloxstrap so your mods actually load. Once you're in, check your avatar editor to see the changes.

Tip: You might need to swap out different mesh files to try different looks. Feel free to experiment with different combos.

What to Expect

If everything went right, your avatar should look different when you join a game. Here's what it looks like:

Modded avatar in-game

How it looks in the avatar editor

Good to Know

Only You Can See It

These mods are client-side only. Other players see your normal avatar, not the modded one.

Updates Can Break Things

When Roblox pushes an update, your mods might stop working. Just reinstall the mesh files and you're good.

R6 Only

This only works with R6 avatars. R15 mesh modding isn't a thing right now.

Start Simple

Try one mesh file first to make sure it works before going all in. Easier to troubleshoot that way.

Don't Get Discouraged

It might take a couple tries to get everything working. Totally normal.

Mix and Match

You can use meshes from different packs together to make your own combo.