Outfit Grabber Plugin

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#1

Ever had an itching desire to view someone’s outfits?? Perhaps use them in your game?
Introducing the outfit grabber plugin, allowing you to import any saved avatars into Roblox studio.

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Manual

To import an outfit into Roblox studio, you first have to input the user ID/username of the player from whom you’d like to grab an outfit.

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After inputting the user ID, you must press the button labeled “Grab”. The plugin will then load in the user’s avatars for you to select.
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Upon hovering on an outfit preview, you will be shown the name of the outfit,
upon clicking however, the outfit will spawn in front of your camera.

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#2

Is it free? If not how much robux?

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#3

Initially I wanted to charge 25 robux for it however the minimum is 100. Other than that it’s free

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#4

I am planning to make a plugin which lets you get both the current avatar and the outfits, in R6 and R15

though cool plugin (is it ok if I peek in your code so I could do it)

#5

yeah sure, it was made in one night as a joke anyways
I’d also like you to know that to access the avatar api you need a proxy. I set the default one as roproxy, however for a stable solution you’d like your own proxy server to relay the api calls.

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#6

Why do you use roproxy for requests made from user’s pc?

#7

he already told me the answer to your question

#8

the previous answer wasn’t really correct tbf, the reason I resorted to using roproxy is because roblox still refuses to handle api requests with HTTPservice

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#9

Didn’t know roblox doesnt let u send requests from studio.

#10

Sorry for the bump, but can you exclude marketplace bundles and dynamic heads? It has been cluttering it and makes it harder to find the outfit?

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#11

another thing, you might not see this but the plugin icon doesnt work/isnt loading
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#12

Actually it is in fact the icon, sorry for the misunderstanding.