Hello! I have developed a plugin that measures data sizes of incoming remotes to help developers optimize their network data.
Being able to find out how Roblox compresses and packages data when sending them through remotes would be awesome and help future-proof my plugin! - I had to almost solely rely on dozens of self-made benchmarks, coupled with some insights from rojo’s binary model docs.
Hi, I know you guys are busy, but instead of brushing off ever UGC creator’s complaint about the unfair percentage split we get, can we just hear that you guys will consider what we’re asking for? It doesn’t have to be much. A 35/35/30% with games and even 50/50% in marketplace would mean worlds for us to know you’d at least consider thinking about.
We’re investigating a very Robloxian foliage/set dressing/scattering system, but we don’t have any details to share at this time. Feel free to give us suggestions as to what features you’d like in it!
Do you guys plan on saving this for the last? Or will there be any acknowledgement to @Noble_Draconian 's post(s) Seems a bit odd nothing has been said on the top post is all. Just curious cause we’re well past the 90 minute mark. Clearly (at this moment) 72 of us want to know.
We don’t have a timeline yet but this is something we’re looking at adjusting as we start to roll out video for all creators.
Global wind is the very first step towards an aerodynamic simulation (and then full fluid simulation), which has a multi-year roadmap. We have plans to deliver local wind/wind areas, like you asked, but as we’re building our system to be physically correct, it’ll take us a while to implement. We’ll share more shortly when we release the next part of aero.
We’ve heard your feedback and know this capability is important to enable a wide range of experiences and make them run well in a wide range of situations, as you called out. We’ve started working on this but don’t have a timeframe for release yet.
Are there by any chance plans on adding something along the lines of MaterialVariant.AlphaMode? Sure, we can still utilize an old bug of a feature to create an effect of tiling with SurfaceAppearance, but it just does not work in the long run.
Moderation Precision
Very glad to see Roblox improving moderation precision, but at the moment it’s quite terrible for anyone in the 2D clothing space and far too often over-punished for users trying to even upload their designs.
Along with precision, the support given to developers appealing assets takes far too long is too tedious.
(Generally I see a lot of people complaining on twitter about these issues)
Creator Hub Homepage
Currently aside from experiences you cannot see sales of any assets on create.roblox page. Is there any ETA on when we’ll be able to gauge our sales without using 3rd party places. As currently I believe Accessories, Models, Decals, Plugins, Shirts, Pants, etc do not have any statistics on revenue/sales that are accessible through create.roblox.
Relaxed Text Filter
For the text filters, shouldn’t they be via user instead of via the experience? Would make a lot more sense if older users could talk as they like instead in any game rather than all being funneled into a few specific games.
We are working on this now and expect it to be live by end of year!
Slight addendum:
I must have missed the earlier post from Fluffmiceter which is identical to the first half of mine. The second half still applies.
This isn’t a question but I think it needs to be said:
Someone has reached out over Discord and been candid about the plans for “supporting” Rojo going forward. It turns out to be pleasantly good news. To summarize it for anyone not in the server:
This is, frankly, amazing news and I’m excited for the Rojo team and everyone else to be able to put their expertise towards use with documenting and developing a format soon™. 
Once we support transferring experiences to other accounts, it will automatically move all products and information for the experience: Data Stores, places, badges, passes, analytics, etc. Initially we’re supporting user to group transfers but hope to eventually support all types of transfers including user to user, group to user, and group to group.
World // Zero still has to use SpecialMeshes* for hair because we can use the VertexColor to pseudo-hue shift the texture on the mesh.
We’ve been waiting 5+ years for the ability to do this on MeshParts either via a TextureColor or SurfaceAppearance. This missing functionality would seriously help.
Here’s the feature request from 2017: Adjusting the Color3 of a MeshPart Texture
Educating our creators is a top priority and we have multiple resources available that we will continue to iterate on. With analytics, benchmarking and insights, we hope to provide targeted feedback. We are also working to extend documentation and tutorials to address many aspects of creation.
For Open Cloud API documentation, we’re working to automate it similar to the Engine API so it will be complete, easily discoverable, and thorough.
Will Roblox reply to any about offsale limiteds ?
We really have been waiting weeks for responses on this
Ooh, please! What Roblox’s terrain grass misses are the abilities to;
paint them onto non-terrain instances (consider e.g. small flower pots)
alter the foliage, having varying flowers and foliage that aren’t a simple blade of grass. Being able to strategically place singular instances, or groups thereof, at a time all with varying shapes & colors is extremely powerful to having vivid and lifelike scenery!
I’m aware this question has been asked before, but how will public UGC be regulated? Will people still need to pay an upload fee to ensure the catalog isn’t flooded? How will moderation be handled?
Additionally, opening UGC uploads to the entire platform is very concerning in regards to ingame performance- having to load potentially hundreds of different ugc for a full server (not to mention image textures and rigging) is going to cause much more lag, especially if we won’t have an effective way to white/blacklist UGC given the insane amount of uploads.
Furthermore, existing UGC creators have spent months or even years proving their talent to be accepted into UGC, and have spent months waiting to be accepted. What benefits will existing UGC creators be given over others who are given access when public UGC comes out? As someone who has been considering applying for UGC for a long time now, I’m very concerned about the increase in competition. As Aelirix stated, the intent in opening UGC to everyone is to drive more people to the marketplace- but i’m worried that it would do the opposite, considering the amount of low-quality assets that could be uploaded.
