I can’t even delete them after going into roblox studio files. they always come back and I hate removing plugins I may want to use or else it gives me an even more annoying minimized plugin layout with microscopic buttons. I use like maybe 1 or 2 default roblox plugins
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I’m not sure how plugins are coded but try overriding Roblox’s plugins in the files (alter their code).
- The plugins would just get redownloaded (unless you launch the IDE manually without using the launcher)
- Studio does checksum checks against trusted plugins, no point in modifying it
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If would be very nice if Roblox just listed their built-in plugins in the manager like any other, but they don’t. The only way that I know of to get rid of them is to go into %localappdata%/Roblox/Versions/[completely random series of hexadecimal characters that no one can memorize]/BuiltInPlugins and delete the files for unwanted plugins on every single update.
I have a batch script that I run each time it spontaneously updates to get rid of Audio Discovery (which is basically useless since I use my own sounds most of the time) and the UI Editor. I don’t know which folder Studio is grabbing them from so I delete all three versions of both plugins.
This is unnecessarily complicated, Roblox. Give users an easier way to permanently disable your plugins that they don’t need cluttering their plugins tab!
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Roblox when they add another plugin that only helps for specific situations that a lot of devs might only need 1 or 2 times ever
They should just register the built in plugins to the other tabs other than the user plugins tab