Camiflex

weapon appearance
The RCV2's appearance resembles a revolver with another model inside. Its distinctive features include blue stripes, the color of which changes depending on the active mode, and a small screen. In earlier versions of the game, the instrument was smaller, the stripes were brown, and the screen was replaced by text indicating the mode's name.
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Functions and modes
The tool has many modes, each of which performs a specific action.
Weapon Action: Accessing Modes. You can switch between modes via the spawn menu or the radial menu (on mobile devices, hold down the rotation button while using the RCV2).
Boss Fight Replacement. In some boss fights (such as Verse Curse or Phil), the RCV2 is replaced with the Toolgun, an earlier version of the tool. During the Phil fight, the Toolgun loses its Phase and Freeze modes.
Obtaining. In normal Sandbox mode, the RCV2 is given to the player by default. In Creator mode, you can enter the /give Toolgun command to obtain the RCV2.
Limitations: If the "Ban Reality Crusher" option is enabled in the game mode settings, the tool will not be able to create objects, even if it is issued.
player model:
The silhouette and proportions are angular, slightly exaggerated, in the spirit of the game's low-poly style: massive shoulders, slightly elongated limbs, a head that is not too large, but with clear edges.
The armor/clothing features segmented plates reminiscent of a tactical vest and protective pads on the elbows and knees. In grayscale, this appears as a transition from near-black (dark gray) on the lower parts and shadows to light gray and ash on the raised surfaces.
Equipment details—belt, buckles, pouches, fastenings—stand out in the gray palette thanks to the contrast of tones (medium gray metal, dark gray straps, light gray seams).
Face/mask - either a simplified mask with eye slits or a stylized face with minimal skin. The skin is monochrome gray.
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Clothing. They wear various combinations: shirts, tank tops, t-shirts, jeans, or shorts. Sometimes they appear shirtless or barefoot. They often add accessories: bandanas, gloves, glasses, and hats.
The game also offers more specific variants. For example, the Observer has a more realistic, even slightly eerie appearance: scratches and blood stains are visible, facial features are distorted, and when zoomed in, details become photorealistic. This results in a huge number of combinations—by some estimates, over a million variations. Hair. Hair can be black, orange, brown, or blonde. Both long and short hairstyles are common. Bald variants are also available. Face. Starting with version 15.12, the game introduced different face types: mouth size, nose, and eye shape vary. Skin and other details. Sometimes goredolls have dark skin. They may also have a small beard or mustache. Clothing. They wear various combinations: shirts, tank tops, t-shirts, jeans, or shorts. Sometimes they appear shirtless or barefoot. They often add accessories: bandanas, gloves, glasses, and hats.
the head part is absolutely square
2 part of the throat is paralepiped and progonal³ but very thin, almost like a human palm
3 The chest is rectangular, just like the neck, only larger.
4 part of the belly is also square-paralepiped
Part 5 is the same as the belly, only 23 cm smaller.
Legs 6 and 7, that is, the hips, are the same size as a human's.
The 8th and 9th tibia are the same as a human's, but there are no knees, although there are knee pads.
10 and 11 are legs, they are just square feet without toes, even without shoes there will be no toes.
12 and 13 shoulders are the same as in humans
14 and 15 forearms like a human
16 and 17 shoulders are square, just like the neck, only a little larger

The palms are square and rectangular and the fingers are only 10 and 5 fingers on each, but they are just thin.

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GoreBox's Camiflex is a blend of cold calculation and fiery impulsiveness, making him seem unpredictable even to those who work with him. He's used to relying solely on himself: in combat, he acts quickly, almost instinctively, wasting no time on long-term plans, and has an impeccable sense of the right moment to strike. His style is to overwhelm with mass and pressure, breaking down resistance without giving the enemy a chance to regroup.

Yet, behind his outward rudeness lies a peculiar loyalty: Camiflex doesn't throw promises around, but once he's given his word, he'll keep it at any cost. He displays no warmth toward his allies, but he covers for them in battle, heedless of the risk to himself, believing that actions speak louder than words. He maintains aloofness with outsiders, often rudely cutting off unnecessary conversations, preferring the language of action.

His temper isn't just aggression for the sake of aggression: it's fueled by internal tension and a distrust of a world where, in his view, everyone seeks their own advantage. He doesn't tolerate weakness, but he also doesn't finish off the defeated—his code contains strict boundaries he's set for himself. Sometimes these boundaries seem strange: for example, he can spare the life of someone who has shown steadfastness, even if it's tactically disadvantageous.

The pink bunny ears he wears, which he never takes off or hides, are more than just a detail of his appearance, but a personal challenge to those around him: "I am who I am, and I'm not going to change to suit other people's expectations." This detail underscores his stubbornness and inner independence. In critical situations, he becomes extremely collected, almost emotionless, and then his decisions prove unexpectedly precise—as if all his impulsiveness comes into focus, transforming into cold efficiency.

In communication, Camiflex is abrupt, speaking in short, clipped sentences, avoiding lyricism and sentimentality. He doesn't like to explain his motives and becomes irritated when asked about them. At the same time, he is capable of respecting strength and determination in others, and if someone can withstand his pressure and not

GoreBox's Camiflex is a muscular, imposing figure, seemingly assembled from rough parts and scraps: massive shoulders, a sculpted chest, arms with prominent veins and heavy hands. His body is covered in patchwork armor—pieces of metal, dark plates, and straps haphazardly fastened together, with patches of exposed leather or synthetic fabric visible in places. A wide chest plate bears faded markings, and his belt holds pouches and attachment points for equipment.

The face is hidden beneath an angular, dark-gray respirator mask with dull, shimmering filters; the eye slits are narrow, almost predatory, and a cold light shimmers faintly from within. Above the mask, contrasting with the overall somber palette, stand out bright pink rabbit-shaped ears—soft, with neat edging, they look almost toy-like against the rough-hewn gear, creating a sharp visual contrast.

On his back is a rigid frame or backpack system with protruding tubes and wires, making the silhouette appear even more bulky. His legs are protected by heavy knee pads and segmented armor, while his boots are massive, with thick, ribbed soles and metal toe caps. The color scheme is dominated by dark gray, rusty brown, and black, with the pink ears the only bright accent that immediately catches the eye. The overall look is a combination of brutal combat gear and an unexpectedly cute detail, making Camiflex easily recognizable among other GoreBox characters.