Player Card

Each player on CP3D has their own personal Player Card, which contains the name of the player, their penguin image, their amount of coins, and their stamps. A player card can be accessed by clicking on a penguin in-game.

Features[]

All player cards include an image of the penguin and the player's name on the top. When a player views their own player card, the amount of coins and stamps they have appears at the bottom. They can click the stamp icon to open their stamp book.

In addition, there are two tabs on the right side. Clicking the top one reveals the player's inventory, allowing them to wear and change clothing (including pins and backgrounds). They can also remove clothing by clicking the item in their inventory or on their penguin's image.

Clicking the bottom tab reveals their closet, where the player can save and switch between 4 saved outfits based on what they're currently wearing. In the main section, there are 4 slots for different outfits, and a button to save the player's current outfit. Clicking on an occupied icon gives an enlarged preview of the outfit saved in that slot, along with 3 buttons on the bottom.

Wear - The player will wear the saved outfit in-game.
Overwrite - Replaces the saved outfit with the player's current outfit.
Delete - Deletes the saved outfit.

Icons Bar[]

When viewing others' player cards, the inventory button and ability to remove clothing are missing. On the bottom of the player card a set of buttons is found, where each one has its own role:

Sending a buddy request (or removing a buddy).
Going to the player's igloo (if they are a buddy).
Sending a postcard from the Postcard Catalog.
Retrieving the player's location (if they are a buddy).
Viewing the player's stamp book.
Reporting a player for misconduct.
Receiving a giveaway item (if they are a mascot).

Accessibility[]

There are different ways to access player cards, including:

Clicking a penguin in-game.
Clicking a penguin's name in the buddy list.
Clicking a penguin's name in the room list.
Clicking a penguin's message in the chat log.

Mascots[]

Unlike normal playercards, Mascot player cards lack many of the buttons / features you'd normally see.

Mascots can't be sent a buddy request, they have to send it.
You can't visit a mascot's igloo, report them for misconduct or view their stampbook without being a buddy with them.

Trivia[]

Mascots will use a normal player card when viewing them from the buddy list, meaning you cannot receive their giveaway that way, but you can visit their igloo, retrieve their location, or remove them as a buddy.