No, I mean that all games should be using the new textures by default.
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All newly created games, games still can use the old textures.
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Can you make a fast flag toggle that removes Roblox textures please?
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So, In the mods section, I added RCO FFLAGS and used the find and delete technique I found on a Youtube video and every time I Save and Save As it still doesn’t save cuz the next time I check if my new mods are still there they aren’t PLS HELP! 
side ? can you use fpsunlocker with it rn I don’t but does it help?
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Do not manually edit ClientAppSettings.json, use the FastFlag editor in the Menu. It allows you to import from JSON. Also, this already has the ability to change the FPS limit built in.
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Ok thanks! 
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2 more questions But RCO has some duplicates of the pre added FFlags do I delete the RCO once’s or the built in once’s and is there any way to use BloxStrap with Studio?
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Your choice. The duplicate ones are likely just the ones controlled by the preset options, which you can easily reconfigure.
Nope.
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It would be cool to see some sort of studio bootstrapper, but I doubt it’s possible without extreme modding.
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Studio Mod Manager (Or Roblox Studio Bootstrapper) exists, and its pretty good, not as good looking as Bloxstrap, but it gets the job done.
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That would work, but AFAIK it doesn’t have fflags the player has such as the fps flag.
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oh wait really?? I never knew they were the same fflags
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One question: do I have to reinstall studio using mod manager in order for changes tie Tom?
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If you’re using regular Roblox Studio, Mod Manager will install its own copy of Roblox Studio to “%LocalAppData%\Roblox Studio”, which will use the FFlag changes that you make inside of Mod Manager.
When you edit your FFlags in Roblox Studio Mod Manager, they are automatically changed the next time that you launch Roblox Studio using it; You don’t have to reinstall Roblox Studio after changing your FFlags.
I recommend just using Mod Manager and uninstalling Roblox Studio; This leaves only one copy of Studio on your computer, which is always installed in a folder that never changes, which fixes one of the annoyances of the default Studio.
(I wonder if Bloxstrap also installs the client to a single folder instead of one that changes every single time that it updates. If so, I should consider using it!)
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Nope, still changes with every update. I don’t know why, I kind of just went with it.
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Oh… I think it would be a nice change if it worked like Roblox Studio Mod Manager.
I downloaded Bloxstrap and tried it out, and it’s very cool! It really does add some nice features to the client. I liked how you made the fake “Byfron” splash screen real (and I’m using it now), along with these features:
Finally, I can see what “experiences” would look like if they used what I consider to be my best font, XPinball. Royale High doesn’t look that bad, I suppose.
The best feature, I feel, is the ability to hide all GUI elements. I thought it would only work in my own game (despite Bloxstrap saying otherwise), but I joined the group and it was so cool, being able to hide all unnecessary obstructions, including the forced Roblox menu button, for perfect, clean screenshots of games that deserve them.
This really feels like a feature that I’d wish Roblox would implement (while they ignore my wishes) but this is real, and it’s awesome. (Never remove this flag, Roblox. Please. It’s great to be able to do this without exploits, natively and officially.) I guess there is a feature like that, though; Imagine if there was a flag that enabled the default freecam in all games, since most don’t let players use it…
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Yeah, Roblox only allows star creators and game owners use freecam, unless you modify the script to contain your group id/user id of course.
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It appears that V4 menu has stopped working for me. Could someone else try it and confirm if it does/doesn’t work?
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