Patterns

"🎨 Customize your loadout with skins you earn from completing daily, weekly, and monthly challenges!"

- Original Challenge Announcment

Patterns, also known as Skins, are a feature added on the August 2020. They are acquired by completing daily and weekly challenges, or by gaining certain badges. Their purpose is to aesthetically modify weapons and armor with purely cosmetic changes, mainly intended to give the player something to do while content is dry. All patterns can be sold for one Cardboard Safe, no matter the rarity of the difficulty of the skin.

Computer Generated Patterns
The most common type of pattern are computer-generated ones. These patterns are a random color overlay added on top of the weapon itself, and nothing else. They can be obtained in daily and weekly challenges.

Material Modifiers
Computer generated skins can also have a textured material, which will be denoted by a modifier at the beginning of the skin name. These modifiers are:
 * Shiny - The color overlay is made to be reflective.
 * Glossy - The color overlay is made to be reflective, though not as much as a Shiny modifier would.
 * Metallic - The entire pattern is covered in a reflective silver material.
 * Warped - The entire pattern is covered in a colored material. This material becomes extremely reflective at higher graphics qualities.

Gold Pattern Series
Each weapon has a Gold weapon Pattern, where the weapon (and any attachments) are plated in a shiny yellow material. They can only appear in weekly challenges.

Notably, the Vepr 12 has two different Gold themed patterns. The Pure Gold skin was a skin intended for compensation of a pattern incident, while the Gold Vepr 12 is just the regular weapon pattern.

Custom Weapon Patterns
Most special weapon patterns do not belong in a series of weapon patterns. These may have a custom texture, special effects, or even a modified weapon model. Custom weapon patterns only appear in weekly or monthly challenges. Additionally, custom weapon patterns that originally appeared in Monthly Challenges tend to more of a higher quality.

The Sinister pattern for the RPK and Minigun can be obtained from. The Blessed pattern for the Honey Badger and P90 can be obtained by having a Roblox premium subscription.

Armor Patterns
When an armor set is obtained, it is received in a set of 6 patterns, one for each armor type. Custom armor patterns may be modified with a custom texture, particle effects, or a special model. Armor patterns have been known to appear in Weekly and Monthly challenges, although they have not made a return yet.

The Sinister armor set can be obtained from. The Blessed armor set can be obtained by having a Roblox Premium subscription.

Suit Patterns
Unlike armor and suit patterns, all current Suit Patterns can only be obtained from badges, Roblox premium, or from an exclusive role. A Suit Pattern is not part of an armor pattern set, and cannot be obtained from such. Suit patterns are visible in a third-person viewmodel even on under armor, but cannot not be seen in first person sleeves viewmodel.

Trivia

 * The first daily challenge pattern was the Navy Blue pattern for the KSG 12, although as of update 3.7 its new name is Smoky Grey.
 * The first weekly challenge pattern was the Gold pattern for the Vepr 12, although it was a solid computer generated color instead of a gold-plated weapon pattern.
 * Those who had it got it automatically upgraded to the Pure Gold Pattern. Currently, this pattern is unobtainable.
 * The first monthly challenge patterns were the Copper pattern for the P90 and the White Mortar pattern for the M95.