We Should be Able to Directly Navigate from an Included Item to its Corresponding Bundle

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#1

As a Roblox developer, it is currently too hard to directly navigate from an included item to its corresponding bundle.

Sounds complicated? It really isn’t. Let me break it down.

Here, is the torso of the “Skeleton” bundle.

https://www.roblox.com/catalog/36781360/Skeleton-Torso

That’s great and all. But how do I buy the actual bundle, or view other items in the bundle?

You’ll have to:

  1. Enter the name of the bundle (Skeleton) in the search bar.
  2. Try to find the bundle.
    2a. Toggle “Unavailable Items” to show offsale bundles.
  3. Click on the bundle.

What a disappointing UX.

How would you ever find the included item before the bundle itself?

Simple. There are many scenarios.

  1. You get a direct link to the included item.
  2. You view someone’s avatar and you click on the included item they’re wearing.
  3. With “Unavailable Items” toggled to show, you find the item in the catalog.

This applies to every included item, meaning body parts, accessories, and even faces.

It’ll be just a little QoL improvement.

Instead of having to go through this process every time you want to view a bundle from it’s included item, we could use the solution below.

Why not…

Just add a button that leads you back to the bundle. It can be as simple as a link. The button could say “This item is included in ____.” or “This item is part of the ____ bundle.”

If Roblox is able to address this issue, it would improve my development experience because I would be able to quickly find the included item’s corresponding bundle.

Thank you.

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#2

I support this feature! As a user who wants to buy unique outfits and hats for my avatar or view hats to put onto NPCs’, it is very hard to do the same steps and scenarios that all users have to do in order to find the corresponding outfit; it isn’t challenging or hard to do to get to the main package.

Anyway, there is a workaround to this feature that you’re asking which is installing Roblox+ or BPRoblox in order to achieve this, it is kind of beneficial for these extensions to exist but having a UX/UI button on the website to redirect to a package/outfit will be very helpful for new users or current Roblox users/developers that struggle with this, but you could also search up the outfit in the search bar or the catalog to achieve it.

Would want this to be added and feasible with the current website, would help out a lot!

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