Hello Creators,
We’re excited to introduce commenting to your collaborative workflows in Studio with Team Create! You can now pinpoint an object in the 3D view to start a discussion with your collaborators or leave to-dos and notes. Communicate with your team, track tasks, and discuss changes directly where you create. This feature is rolling out gradually over the next few weeks, and all Studio users will have access by 05/30/25. Learn more in our official documentation.
Create a comment
Team Create must be on to enable commenting. In the upper right corner of Studio, you will see a Comment button.
If you are in Next Gen Studio beta:
Click on the Comment button to activate the comment cursor, then click any object in the 3D viewport to attach a comment. Whether you’re reviewing a design element or map arrangement, your comments will be tied to exactly what you’re working on, making them easy to find and act on. Type your comment and press “Submit.”
The comment cursor can also be enabled by pressing the keyboard shortcut ‘C’ or clicking the Comment button within the Comments widget.
NOTE: On Roblox, we believe safety is a top priority. To help maintain a safe and positive environment, comments are checked against the Roblox Community Standards. If a comment includes text that doesn’t align with these standards, it won’t be posted, ensuring a respectful experience for everyone.
Tag collaborators in comments
You can tag fellow collaborators in your comment by using the @username format.
When viewing comments in the List View (details below), collaborators are able to filter comments to prioritize those they are tagged in. In the future, collaborators will be notified through email, Studio and Creator Hub notifications.
Studio Comments update in real-time, enabling you and your team to see and respond to feedback as you work. This keeps everyone on the same page without disrupting your workflow. You can also resolve comment threads once decisions are made, and keep your workspace focused and organized.
Locate comments in the List View
You’ll see the list of all comments inside a place sorted by chronological order when you open the Comments widget. You can find the widget under View > Comments.
If you are enrolled in the Next Gen Studio Beta, you will find it under Window > Collaboration > Comments.
“Single-click” on a comment in the list to view the full thread. “Double-click” to fly to the instance in the 3D viewport that the thread is attached to.
In the Comments widget, you’ll also be able to filter the comments to make searching easier. You can currently filter for resolved comments or comments that you’re tagged in. Resolved comments can be unresolved from this view.
What’s next
We are just getting started! Soon, get comment notifications with one-click access, advanced search, and expanded commenting across more object types in Studio. Here’s what we have planned next:
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Notifications for comments
Stay up to date on new threads and comments you’re tagged in with notifications through email and the Studio/Creator Dashboard notification trays. These notifications will offer convenient one-click access to the relevant experience in Studio. -
Easily find and filter comments
Filter your comments based on a range of attributes to find exactly what you’re looking for. You can filter by the original author, or use the search bar to find comments by typing a relevant word or phrase. -
Ease-of-use improvements
We’re improving how you attach comments! Currently, comments can only attach to BaseParts or points in the terrain. Soon, you’ll be able to link your comments to other object types like models and packages. In addition, we’ll add additional entry-points to conveniently leave comments, such as through right-click context menus in the Explorer and the 3D viewport.
Please try out the feature and tell us how else we can continue to improve commenting inside Studio! Your feedback matters in shaping how we evolve collaboration in Studio.
Many thanks to @kresselia1, @shibaxixi, @PixelPlumber, @muddyoink, @desserts_yumyum, @vreddym, @LunaFlare2024, @yipiokay, @cafelucid, @iriszh, @wengawenga, @moodymandymeow for making this happen!