MECCHA CHAMELEON looks like chaos until you realize most bad hides give themselves away before anyone gets clever. The paint is only half the disguise.
This guide keeps both sides honest: blend with light and shadow, stop hunters from wasting health, use wall and prop spots properly, and do not bury yourself so deep the game exposes you.

Paint The Light, Not Just The Color
A perfect base color still loses if the lighting looks wrong.
Paint For The Light
Do not just copy the color. If one side is lit, make that side brighter and darken the other side so your body does not look flat.
Hunt The Bad Lighting
Look for shadows, shine or reflections that do not match the area. A good paint job still loses when the lighting looks wrong.
Fix Your Brush Size
Use a big brush for the base color, then shrink it for lines, edges and small details. One fat brush for everything makes your disguise messy.

Hunt Without Bleeding Health
Spraying every object is how the hunter loses before the target does.
Stop Wasting Hunter Health
Missed shots cost health. Do not spray every weird object in the room, watch first and shoot when something is actually off.

Use The Room Like A Real Prop
Good hiding spots work because they make sense in the environment.
Climb Walls To Hide
Hold jump near a wall to climb, then move up or down before settling in. Most new hunters check floors first, so make them work for it.
Fake A Real Prop
Balloons, light posts and speakers work because hunters expect them to be there. If your shape sells the object, they may walk right past.
Crawl Under The Sewer Grate
On the sewer map, you can fit under the grate with the right pose. Stay compact, copy the shadows and let the map hide most of your body.

Do Not Let Cover Betray You
Props help until you clip so hard the game tattles.
Do Not Bury Yourself
Props are cover, not a body bag. Clip too far inside them and the game can warn you or straight up reveal your spot.
The Short Version
Blend with lighting, not just color. Hunters should watch before shooting, hiders should use believable props and wall spots, and nobody should trust a hide that clips halfway into furniture.
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