These are what I got instead.
and these moderation actions were confirmed as mistakes by ROBLOX themselves, as I contacted support via email.
These were the Images I uploaded that were removed by moderations.
Workaround
Slightly changing assets name, transparency, or color used to work sometimes, but now it seems to be not working anymore.
Contacting Roblox Support might restore the images, but this usually takes too long.
Issue Area: Roblox Website Page URL:Create - Roblox Impact: High Frequency: Constantly Date First Experienced: 2022-08-17 00:08:00 (+09:00) Date Last Experienced: 2022-08-19 00:08:00 (+09:00)
From what Iâve noticed, this seems to be related to the images getting moderated as clothing assets in-which solid-color assets are not allowed as it makes avatars appear ânakedâ.
I donât understand the reasoning behind this. If naked avatars is the issue, what is stopping a user from not equipping any clothing at all and just make all their body parts the same color, thus appearing naked?
In addition, it is easy to verify if something strange is hidden inside simply by checking RGB values and transparency of all pixels.
Ok, replace the ânot equipping clothingâ with âequip transparent clothingâ (easy to find in the avatar shop) and you can achieve the same thing.
And even then, this aims at decals. Clothing is something different.
This is true, solid color clothing is not allowed, however solid-color decals should be okay however are getting moderated anyway. If your image uses the same format as a shirt / pants, it would be better to update your UV map, which you should do.
Doing this on a scale of hundreds of thousands of pixels is unfeasible.
Recently ran into this issue myself, thought that Roblox moderation was just having a moment. I tried to appeal a normal map (which was just a solid color), Instead of the interaction above I was met with a confirmation that the image does indeed fall under âSexual Contentâ.
So I do believe now Roblox Support will no longer withdraw moderation on solid color images.
