How to launch Studio without plugins enabled
User-installed plugins can change the behavior of Roblox Studio. If you have problems with crashing, freezing, strange behavior, etc. you should attempt to reproduce your bug with all of your plugins disabled before reporting it.
If the issue is caused by plugins, try to include a link to the plugin causing the problem, and try to check that your bug is not caused by faulty plugin programming, but instead is caused by faulty engine/Studio API that the plugin is using.
Windows 10
- Shift + right click on your Roblox Studio shortcut, and choose “Open file location”.
- Backspace the file path in the address bar in the explorer, and type “cmd”. Press enter.
- In the black window that appears, type
RobloxStudioBeta.exe -disableLoadUserPlugins
. Press Enter.
- Roblox Studio will start with all user plugins temporarily disabled.
MacOS
- Open Spotlight with Command + Space.
- Search for and open “Terminal”.
- Type
open /Applications/RobloxStudio.app --args -disableLoadUserPlugins
and press Enter. - Roblox Studio will start with all user plugins temporarily disabled.