I have a problem where on the new roblox studio, I have added the collision groups button to a custom tab I made. What happens is when I click on it, it shows it’s enabled, but the collision groups editor thing isn’t showing up and I need it. It used to work, but now it’s not working. I have tried removing it and adding it. I have also tried reinstalling Roblox Studio. I don’t know why this is happening.
If you don’t have an idea but could let me know if yours pops up, please let me know!
I made a custom tab with just the collision groups editor button and it pops up. Does the editor show for you when you try Window > 3D > Collision Groups? Does the editor work in the old UI?
I just tried Window > 3D > Collision Groups and it still didn’t pop up for me. How would I get into the old UI? It used to work for me before the Studio update but now it doesn’t.
When you reinstalled Studio, did you try deleting the folder at %localappdata%/Roblox? (this will delete the client too) Maybe there’s some widget data that remains after an uninstall through system settings.
This makes more sense now, the uninstaller is probably pointing to an older deleted version. I had this issue with a few different programs. If the “no longer located” popup has an option to remove it from the list, do it. It can cause the same problem later if it survives a reinstall. Delete the folder I mentioned earlier and reinstall Studio.
Well, I deleted Roblox and Roblox Studio, reinstalled both, and then tested out collision groups again, and still the same issue. Also proof it all got reinstalled is because I lost my studio UI data and scripts I was editing.
Studio prompts you about saving script changes when you close it. You had to have been saving to a recovery file for it to be deleted with the folder or saving somewhere else inside that folder. If you recycled the old folder, you can move it to the Desktop and move the recovery files inside it (/Roblox/RobloxStudio/AutoSaves/) to the same location in the new one to get them back.
Are you on Windows 11? Do you use multiple displays or are there multiple desktops in Windows’ Task View? (by default, it’s in the taskbar by the search)
Yes I’m on Windows 11. Now that I think about it, I have recently added a new monitor to my setup and that could be causing it. Though I have tried disconnecting the monitor and trying but that didn’t work. I have 3 monitors currently. Laptop, and 2 connected monitors both connected through HDMI.
I asked chat GPT what to do, and it came up with this solution:
Method 1: Bring the window back with keyboard tricks
Click Model → Collision Groups (so it “opens” the missing window).
Now press Alt + Space (this opens the window control menu for the last focused floating widget).
Press M (for “Move”).
Use your arrow keys to move it back onto the visible screen or move your mouse until it appears. Sometimes you need to hold an arrow key for a few seconds if it’s really far off-screen. This works because the widget is a real floating window, not just part of Studio’s UI.
Thank you so much for your help and time though!!! I really appreciate it!! Looks like the problem was that it was off screen or something.