How to Make a Glitched Avatar in Roblox
Warp standard Roblox avatar physics using extreme R15 proportions, mismatched bundle packages, and layered clothing mesh stacking to create wild visual glitches.
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🧰 Required Tools & Equipment
- ✓ Roblox Client
- ✓ Roblox Avatar Editor
- ✓ Roblox Studio (for local testing)
📦 Materials & Supplies
- ✓ Free bundle packages (e.g., City Life Woman, Chibi, Magma Fiend)
- ✓ Layered clothing assets
- ✓ R15 Animation pack (e.g., Levitation or Cartoony)
⚠️ Safety Checkpoints & Warnings
- • Use only official Avatar Editor items and sliders; do not inject external exploit scripts that violate Roblox Terms of Service.
- • Test glitches in your own private server or sandbox experiences to avoid disrupting competitive gameplay.
📋 Step-by-Step Guide (6 Steps)
Switch Avatar Type to R15
Open the Roblox Avatar Editor and navigate to the Body category. Select the Scale tab, scroll down to the bottom, and toggle the Avatar Type from R6 to R15 to enable independent joint scaling and mesh deformation.
- • Avatar preview model displays 15 articulated joints instead of the classic 6 blocky segments.
- • Leaving the avatar set to R6, which disables all custom scaling sliders and layered clothing deformation.
Assemble Mismatched Bundle Parts
Navigate to the Body Parts section to equip conflicting mesh proportions. Combine ultra-thin torso parts (like the City Life Woman or Stickbug torso) with oversized arms or miniature legs (such as Gnome or Mini Plushie limbs) to force joint offsets into abnormal angles.
- • The avatar preview appears visibly disjointed with limbs detached or clipping heavily through the torso mesh.
- • Using a uniform single-character bundle, which keeps hitboxes normalized rather than distorted.
Maximize Scaling and Proportion Sliders
Go back to the Scale menu and drag the Height slider to 105%, the Width slider to 100%, and the Body Type slider to 100%. Set the Proportions slider to 0% and minimize the Head size to 0% to force the avatar rig into extreme mathematical boundaries.
- • The character model stretches vertically with a pin-sized head and exaggerated torso dimensions.
- • Leaving proportions at 100%, which preserves standard humanoid ratios instead of stretching the mesh.
Stack Layered Clothing for Mesh Expansion
Access the Clothing category and select Layered Clothing items such as puffer jackets, oversized hoodies, and baggy pants. Equip multiple overlapping outer layers over the shrunken inner torso to force the automatic mesh-fitting algorithm to blow up outward.
- • The outer clothing balloons into a gigantic visual mass surrounding the miniature inner limbs.
- • Selecting classic 2D clothing templates, which paint flat textures instead of expanding 3D cage meshes.
Equip High-Displacement Emotes and Animations
Navigate to the Animations tab and equip motion packs with extreme root part displacement, such as the Levitation, Zombie, or Cartoony packages. Assign rapid transition emotes like 'Stadium' or 'Tilt' into your hotbar to trigger violent hitbox movements when activated.
- • The idle preview shows the avatar floating, twisting, or bobbing significantly off the base center point.
- • Equipping default R15 animations, which keep the center of mass completely static.
Launch into an R15-Enabled Experience to Test Collisions
Join an R15-compatible game or open a blank baseplate in Roblox Studio to test your glitched avatar. Walk against corner wedges, climb ladders, and trigger your equipped emotes to observe visual screen obstruction, wall-clipping, and flinging physics.
- • The avatar interacts irregularly with world geometry, causing rapid limb vibrating or camera warping upon collision.
- • Joining an R6-locked experience, which automatically strips custom scales and reverts your avatar to default dimensions.
Credit: inspired by an original tutorial by Electracy — watch the original on YouTube.
Don’t have everything?
- No City Life Woman Torso? Standard Woman Torso or Mini Plushie Torso
- No Layered Puffer Jacket? Any 3D Layered Hoodie or Trench Coat