AvatarEditorService Public Release

Thanks for the report. The outfits issue seems to be an issue we are also experiencing on the web and is being looked into. I will see what the issue is with the demo place.

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Yeah, seems like PromptSaveAvatar() is now hanging forever, without ever updating the user’s avatar, and as a result PromptSaveAvatarCompleted will never fire.

This is happening in all games, and it kinda broke one of mine, could this be fixed soon?

I have submitted a fix for the PromptSaveAvatar issue. It should ship this Wednesday for desktop platforms and slightly later for mobile.

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Thanks for fixing that! Will the fix also address PromptCreateOutfit() not creating outfits?

PromptCreateOutfit seems to be working for me. What circumstances is it not working in?

After joining the demo place, allowing access to my inventory, equipping a new back accessory, clicking on “Save Costume”, the modal appeared and I was able to complete the prompts, but the outfit never saved to my character creations on Roblox.com

This seems to be working for me. Can you see if there is any output in the developer console when this fails to save? You can open the console by typing /console in the chat.

No, there’s no output on client or server when I replicated the game

Just letting you know that I’m still experiencing this issue, unfortunately. It appears to be a specific problem with my account, as saving identical outfits on alt accounts worked perfectly, but my account still can’t save the exact same outfit. Thanks for any help debugging this!

Does this happen to you when creating outfits on the website as well as using the in-game avatar editor?

I used to never be able to create new outfits on the website either, but now I get an alert that I’ve reached the maximum number of outfits I’m allowed to make, so that was the issue. After deleting one, I was able to create a new one. Thanks!

Yeah, our demo is just ignoring this error but it is possible to display an error based on the returned Enum.CreateOutfitFailure:
https://developer.roblox.com/en-us/api-reference/enum/CreateOutfitFailure

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Perfect! I really appreciate all the work you’ve done on this service

UPDATE : The avatar teams have plans to address this issue!

how to fix this
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You need to “Ask for permission” from the player first

https://create.roblox.com/docs/avatar/characters/avatar-editor-service#requesting-access

I am aware? this is after they press yes, and it only happens in studio.

@TheGamer101 Is there any way to get access to these functions? Otherwise I would have to build an API proxy and use the Catalog API.

Greetings

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NOPE, which is a major pain as I have already been through making my own proxy/outfit system. Catalog function can’t come soon enough, it’s a little unfair that only certain devs have access to it right now, it will stink having to remake my outfit system in game but worth it if the new functionality is more functional than what I have now.

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Now with the ability to edit our clothing layers, this has become out-of-date. When loading a saved outfit with custom clothing layers, it ignores the clothing layers and equips the outfit as default.