When I connect the Roblox Studio to ROJO, it creates a baseplate for me, how can I connect to ROJO without getting these things?
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How did you create the Rojo project?
- I go to vscode.
- I type the command Rojo - Initialize.
- I start server with project file.
- I go to Roblox and connect to the server then I see a new baseplate
The Rojo Initialize command sets up a defalt project for you and includes a BasePlate part in the project definition so every time you connect Studio to the project it is going to recreate anything that is missing. Try these steps:
- Make sure studio is not connected to Rojo
- Delete anything you don’t want from the studio project
- In VS Code open default.project.json
It will look something like this:
{
"name": "rojo-test",
"tree": {
"$className": "DataModel",
"ReplicatedStorage": {
"Common": {
"$path": "src/shared"
}
},
"ServerScriptService": {
"Server": {
"$path": "src/server"
}
},
"StarterPlayer": {
"StarterPlayerScripts": {
"Client": {
"$path": "src/client"
}
}
},
"Workspace": {
"$properties": {
"FilteringEnabled": true
},
"Baseplate": {
"$className": "Part",
"$properties": {
"Anchored": true,
"Color": [
0.38823,
0.37254,
0.38823
],
"Locked": true,
"Position": [
0,
-10,
0
],
"Size": [
512,
20,
512
]
}
}
},
"Lighting": {
"$properties": {
"Ambient": [
0,
0,
0
],
"Brightness": 2,
"GlobalShadows": true,
"Outlines": false,
"Technology": "Voxel"
}
},
"SoundService": {
"$properties": {
"RespectFilteringEnabled": true
}
}
}
}
- Replace the Workspace block that looks like this:
"Workspace": {
"$properties": {
"FilteringEnabled": true
},
"Baseplate": {
"$className": "Part",
"$properties": {
"Anchored": true,
"Color": [
0.38823,
0.37254,
0.38823
],
"Locked": true,
"Position": [
0,
-10,
0
],
"Size": [
512,
20,
512
]
}
}
},
with this:
"Workspace": {
"$properties": {
"FilteringEnabled": true
}
},
- Save the file
- Connect studio to Rojo and the BasePlate should be no more
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Nice! It works! Thanks for your help! Now I know how to use this default.project.json!