Msw Defaultplayer

Manages the DefaultPlayer character model in MapleStory Worlds through the ModelBuilder API rather than raw JSON edits. You'll use this to adjust movement speed, jump force, HP, camera settings, and physics properties, plus add or remove components from the player entity. The skill covers both Player.model (the base component list) and DefaultPlayer.model (your overrides), which live in the Global directory. Handles everything player-related except costumes and avatar equipment, which are split into the separate msw-avatar skill. The documentation is thorough on component structure and property mappings, which matters since you're patching model files programmatically instead of editing values by hand.

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last updated: Aug 21, 2026

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Install

$ npx -y skills add msw-git/msw-ai-coding-plugins-official --skill msw-defaultplayer --agent claude-code

Installs into .claude/skills of the current project.

Files

MSW DefaultPlayer

Use the msw-general ModelBuilder to inspect/patch the DefaultPlayer model file, manage components, and configure movement / physics / HP / camera.

For costume / avatar equipment, see the msw-avatar skill. Costumes apply not only to DefaultPlayer but to any entity, so they live in a separate skill.

DefaultPlayer overview

What is DefaultPlayer?

The player character model provided by default in the MapleStory Worlds Maker workspace.

When any user enters a world, a player entity is created based on this model.
The model ID to use is specified by the PlayerUri property of DefaultUserEnterLeaveLogic.

File location and structure

DefaultPlayer is made up of two .model files:

File	Path	Role
Player.model	`./Global/Player.model`	Base model. Defines the Components list and Properties links
DefaultPlayer.model	`./Global/DefaultPlayer.model`	Inherits Player (`BaseModelId: "player"`). Overrides Values