Ran into this problem today. I uploaded some meshes with the asset manager. After doing that, selected the mesh and tried to insert using Insert Asset>Insert at asset position i run into this error - '‘Failed to insert assets. The asset owner must grant permissions to the asset(s).’. This was working fine until yesterday. Did an update of Studio also but did not resolve the problem.
Expected behavior
The meshes should have been inserted into the experience, and shown up in the explorer area.
It’s been 24 hours now since this has been reported. I am bumping this again in hopes that it will get addressed. This is extremely bothersome and prevents me from properly developing my games.
I believe I’m running into this issue as well! I attempted to insert a package and I’m repeatedly getting a Failed to insert assets. The asset owner must grant permissions to the asset(s) warning.
I configured the package for a group game and restarting studio doesn’t fix the issue.
I seem to have found a work around.
When you go into studio → File → New and try to insert it from asset manager it works there.
I’m personally experiencing it in a place that has collaborators in it, and it may be and issue with it.
Thing is it doesn’t align the meshes properly like the “Insert at asset position” from the asset importer does. That’s legit the only reason I use asset manager, to have the meshes be lined up precisely.
The whole permission system for assets is counterintuitive
First, there is the extremely limited access to animations, sounds, and more, which makes opening a place file from someone else very difficult,
followed by the extremely limited .glTF export of assets into Blender where not-owned assets weren’t eligible for import, breaking the export of entire scenes. You couldn’t even export Roblox-owned decals or anything from the Creator Store
and now, there is this workflow-breaking bug that causes me and many other developers to delay the import of meshes and focus on other things while a fix is on the way.
I've seen Roblox themselves not appear convinced about this system, so why not remove it entirely and only keep the necessary safeguards to prevent copyright issues and asset leaks?