Basically, when users buy a 1 robux developer product, the user gets deducted 1 robux from his account as expected, but the game developer doesn’t get the Robux.
For example, when buying this:
I actually spend the robux:
But I get nothing in return:
Also, since it is my developer product and that I bought it inside my game, I should get 30% + 40% = 70% of the Revenues.
Since math.round(1*.7) is still 1, I should get 1 robux.
This is intentional and not a bug. It rounds it down to 0 so people aren’t able to transfer robux to other accounts while avoiding the 30% tax.
dumb reason. it works with gamepasses.
I could only assume Roblox’s decision here was to allow it for Gamepasses but not DevProducts as you’d have to make hundreds of gamepasses just to donate a certain amount w/o tax, whereas if you were to make DevProducts you could simply have a macro set up.
Not a dumb reason at all. 70% tax always rounds down, why have a 70% tax if you aren’t going to apply it everywhere?
This isn’t even a bug, that’s an intended feature and why would it ever be rounded up? Why should you get more robux for no reason when there’s a 70% tax.
step 1 buy gamepass
step 2 delete from inventory
repeat
you can buy gamepasses automatically with something as simple and lightweight as a python script
It used to give you the full 1 robuck that iot says you will get.
making hundreds of gamepasses with a program can be done in a fraction of second, so that’s not the case
This is not how it works buddy. Roblox 30% taxes round down if the decimal is 1, 2, 3 or 4. If it’s 5 or higher, it rounds to the upper value. Please read before posting, it’s clearly shown in the thread I posted.
Please check what you’re saying before posting, it doesn’t require that much efforts.
There is no 70% tax. The roblox tax applied to developer products sold in my games are 30%, so I get 70%.
Like I said in the post above, it gets rounded up: 1*.7 = .7 = rounded to 1.
That’s also what happens with gamepasses. Again, please read before posting.
