Project Afternight Customization
Customize Project: Afternight with custom icons, numberset sprite sheets, outfit and avatar IDs, custom judgements, and custom notes.
What is Customization?
Project Afternight is built around player expression. This section explains how to load custom icons, import numberset sprite sheets, apply outfit IDs and avatar IDs, design custom judgements, and replace default notes with custom note skins. Every visual layer of the rhythm experience can be swapped for your own style.
Why customize your game?
Make It Yours
Swap icons, outfits, and avatars so your profile and stage presence stand out in every lobby.
Upgrade Your Read
Custom notes and judgement skins make hits, misses, and combos easier to track mid-song.
Share Your Style
Use sprite sheets and ID-based assets to replicate community looks or publish your own creations.
Featured & Essential
Project Afternight avatar id: Outfit Setup Guide
Learn how avatar and outfit IDs work in Project Afternight, where to enter them, how to apply cosmetics, and how to fix invalid codes.
Project Afternight custom icons: Setup Guide & Tips
Learn how to unlock Project Afternight custom icons, prepare the correct image layout, and upload a readable three-state icon set.
All Customization
Project Afternight custom judgements: Setup Guide
Learn how to design, upload, and assign custom judgement images in Project Afternight using transparent PNG assets and Roblox IDs.
Project Afternight custom notes: Setup Guide & Tips
Learn how to prepare, upload, and apply custom rating visuals and extra assets in Project Afternight using transparent PNG decals.
Project Afternight numberset sprite sheet: Setup Guide
Learn how to identify, prepare, and test a Project Afternight numberset sprite sheet without confusing it with icons, noteskins, or other assets.
Project Afternight outfit id: Step-by-Step Setup Guide
Learn how to use Project Afternight outfit id settings, apply character cosmetics, troubleshoot invalid IDs, and customize bots safely.