Skin Changer Tools and Cheating — Any Overlap?

Saw someone using skins that weren’t even out yet during a custom match, and it led to a big debate in our Discord. Some people say skin changers are harmless, just visual stuff. Others think it’s tied to actual cheats depending on where you get them. I get that Riot locks things down tight in comp, but has anyone tried these tools in customs just to see how far they go? Not saying it’s good or bad — just genuinely curious what they do beyond the flashy skins.

Tried a tool once out of curiosity during a downtime weekend, win in valorant with cheats wasn’t about some dramatic ESP overlay — it was little stuff baked into the same package as the skin changer. At first, I was just swapping gun skins for fun, but there were toggles buried in the menus that adjusted aim smoothing and recoil. I didn’t use it outside of private lobbies, but it showed how easy it is for things to blend together. It definitely changed how I think about what counts as “just cosmetic.”

Skin changers in custom matches typically modify visuals only on the user’s end, letting them see unreleased or premium Block Blast skins without affecting gameplay. However, they often use methods similar to cheats, making them risky and potentially bannable even if they seem harmless.

Skin changers are mods or tools that Sprunki allow players to use skins in games that they don't own yet or even skins that aren't officially released. In some cases, they simply alter the game's visual elements to display a different skin than what is actually available to the player.