I made an experience that is about speedrunning and fighting.
Players get coins coins by speedrunning and they spend their coins to get swords and fight other people.Also there are codes that players must find them arround the map and reedem them for free coins and free swords!
My experience is called “Speedrun Fighters”.
I hope you will have a great experience playing it!
Game here:
I made a concept system where the user can manipulate time.
I’ve been working on a block carrying game… yeah… sounds weird but its really fun!!!
(Play it here 
Carry-a-Bunch! [DEMO] - Roblox)
First time ever doing a map with studs and it turned out to be really good! And I am not even good at regular building!! I guess this is easier?
Heres some screenshots for ya! (sorry the quality looks garbag)
I’ve started working on a SCANIA R series semi, not much to say about it
The SCANIA 93M (four doors) cab is finished with interior and I have to do the bodywork now
Thanks!
Hmm, are you asking if I could make an R6 character model with the default blocky parts, but with bevels that are accurate to its R15 counterpart? I think I could make that after my current character model.
Speaking of that, I’m currently modeling its hands, which are being shaped in an interesting way, starting with paper-thin fingers. I’ll extrude them once I’m sure about their shape and curvature.
They are based on the 4.0 girl arm hands (loosely) , but unlike those, these hands, these have all five fingers. (My main problem with those hands that missing finger.)
EDIT: Now the hands are better, but they still seem “off”… Then again, hands are the most complicated part of the human body to both draw and 3D model!
That looks good; It reminds me of Sims’ CAS rooms (and also what I want to eventually add to my own experience for character editing).
Working on lil something
I’m still making my custom character model, which is based on the 4.0 Girl bundle (with a 3.0 Woman torso size). I posted pictures of the hands yesterday, but I think it’ll be more useful if I also showed the rest of it off! (Mine is the one without legs.)
The head mesh was scaled to an almost 1:1 scale recreation of the classic beveled cylinder head, but with better optimization. Higher polygon counts will only matter when a player is either zoomed in or taking a picture of their avatar, and if they’re doing that, their character is probably looking at the camera. This is why the front of the head has more polygons around it (though it’s actually more jagged than the original head). Also, the head’s shape/outline when viewed from side angles matters more than top-down, so it uses a six-segment bevel instead of Roblox’s four segments. The back of it uses less polygons because it’ll probably be covered up by hair or won’t be viewed closely.
One thought I sometimes think of is how to keep the player’s character from randomly dying when using the built-in “replace R15 body part” Humanoid method; Sometimes, I would replace a body part to see how it handles it, and the character would fall apart, as if I reset it. (This happens more often when replacing the head, and I have to wonder if it’s a bug that they haven’t fixed yet.)
I am working on a horror game about a toilet. Its goofy but pretty fun!
Here is the game if you want to try it out! The Toilet. - Roblox
I’m not too proud of them, but I’ve added legs to my character model. I must say, I don’t like how small of an area that shoes/feet use for UV mapping; You pretty much have to stretch the shoe texture across the top of the foot, and it’s sort of ugly, which you can see in these screenshots:
Oh, and here’s how the whole model looks at the moment!
I am working on to get in to the ugc program also working on making ugc’s, maybe also talent hub as well.
Toji’s Inverted Spear of Heaven textured using Blender. Only thing left to do is baking and exporting 
Update: I’ve completed this character model! It was tweaked somewhat based on feedback, and has been imported into Roblox Studio. You can look at it here.
My custom character is still being worked on. Though its torso needs some work, the arms and legs look good enough. Take a look at this screenshot, now with more clothes textures! (Ignore the blue text, as this picture was edited for use in a blog post.)
If this character’s joints look odd, it’s due to how perfectly round they are. While this means the seams will always be visible, this gives bent elbows and knees a very smooth look, which even Roblox couldn’t pull off with their R15 character models!
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the arms are place a bit high and they dont have that curved shoulder so it looks like the arms are kind of disconnected. They are also completely straight down which makes it look like the character is kinda squeezing themselves into some gap or something. The legs also have similar issues as in they look too “stick”-y and doesn’t really connect to the body well (maybe make the top of the legs slightly larger or something)
tl: dr the arms and legs doesn’t connect to the body in a natural way
Yeah, they probably are positioned slightly too high. I designed them like this to avoid the weird “flat backside” oddity of Roblox’s girl arms, which are completely flat when they’re rotated in animations, which makes them look weird in a different way than my arms.
Yeah, they are, but I did that for two reasons:
I’ve remade the lower torso part, so I figured I should try making the upper legs wider like you suggested and…
…yeah, they look better like this!
I know what you mean. The segmented arms and legs have obvious indents where the parts meet, which does make their body look like it’s shriveling up, almost turning skeletal. I’m not sure what I could try to improve the transitions, because at the moment, each part is rounded off, with perfectly sized half-sphere ends, which let the knees bend super smoothly.
This is partially possible because of Blender’s “subdivision surface” modifier, which made it so much easier to shape all of the body part meshes, but it also makes it harder to make areas of meshes use more specific shapes. I guess I could try adding an extra edge ring around the joints on both parts, and see if that hides the “dip” between parts.
I personally think it looks slightly bad, but not as bad as the torso when the upper torso bends… (The hands were hidden to make the upper torso part easier to see.)
also the shoulders are too broad, if the person in the picture is a woman.
hands are a little big compared to legs
the curve is good and realistic, the torso needs to be a little shorter
All of those are good points, especially if I was making a more realistically proportioned character. My character model has its unusually large hands and width so it’s compatible with a character using the girl bundle with the woman torso.
Though I’m thinking of releasing it as a resource, it’s meant to be a drop-in replacement for the character parts that I usually use for my avatar and dummy NPCs. In my experience, I use the HumanoidDescription to make characters taller and thinner (slender proportions), so those modifications at runtime should improve some things about this model’s proportions (though it won’t fix the large hands).
EDIT: My character’s feet are the exception to this, though. They aren’t sized similarly to their inspiration, the Girl Legs. This was done because foot parts have terrible UV mapping (due to how little space Roblox dedicates to them in the internal maps), so I made them thinner, so they’re closer to bare feet, which I could weld shoe models to during gameplay.
I should make a version of my character model that uses the “correct” size shoes, for anyone that would want to use it with the average classic clothing textures.
