if you right click the .rbxl file and select “Open file location…” you’ll be able to view the file from File Explorer and double click it to open it in Studio.
And a quick rundown of what Rojo can do:
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Rojo: Serve...
orStart Rojo
lets you sync VSCode changes to a place file opened in Roblox Studio (once you subsequently connect with the roblox plugin).- This allows for a workflow of saving in Code and testing out your changes in Studio.
- in your case, you can do the thing up top, “Start Rojo” at the bottom, and connect within Studio.
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CLI:
rojo serve PROJECT_PATH
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Rojo: Build
takes the files you wrote in thesrc
folder and uses them to build a roblox place/model that you can open in Studio.- You can modify how these files are organized in the roblox place file by modifying your
default.project.json
. - Pro tip: if you want a human-readable version of the roblox place file, try saving it as
work.rbxlx
. You can change the file name and format in the VSCode extension’s settings -
CLI:
rojo build PROJECT_PATH -o OUTPUT_PATH
- You can modify how these files are organized in the roblox place file by modifying your
Rojo has some other functionalities, but they are not as important as these two.
I remember there were some alternatives to Rojo either in their GitHub or on the documentation, but Rojo was meant to supercede them by a large margin, and this is true in my experience.