Icons include ‘Select’, ‘Move’, ‘Scale’, ‘Rotate’, ‘Collisions’, ‘Constraints’, ‘Join’, ‘Editor’, ‘Toolbox’, ‘Part’, ‘UI’, ‘Material’, ‘Color’, etc. By clicking on ‘Home’, you have access to the icon bar, which contains the basics to building the Roblox games. Horizontally lining the upper portion of the screen is the menu bar: ‘File’, ‘Undo’, ‘Redo’, ‘Home’, ‘Model’, ‘Test’, ‘View’, and ‘Plugins’. Once the preferred terrain template has been chosen, you'll go to the development screen. Within the ‘All Templates’ segment, people are given a multitude of landscape options to build their game upon: ‘Baseplate’, ‘Flat Terrain’, ‘Village’, ‘Castle’, ‘Suburban’, ‘Racing’, ‘Pirate Island’, ‘Western’, ‘City’, etc.
Within the ‘New’ tab, the upper menu bar provides the community with the options of ‘All Templates’, ‘Theme’, and ‘Gameplay’.
Once logged in, you'll be greeted with a panel on the left that contains the opportunity to begin creating a new game, and access the users’ previous, recent, and archived titles: ‘New’, ‘My Games’, ‘Recent’, and ‘Archive’. On a Window’s device, the Roblox’s user interface is reminiscent of the Microsoft Office package’s easy - to-use aesthetic. Once downloaded, Roblox Studio functions with a login system.
Developers can earn Roblox’s virtual currency, Robux, and convert them into real dollars. The community members can launch their Roblox games on the platform and earn money from their creations when players buy in-game purchases: coins, skins, etc. Roblox Studio offers a considerable amount of customization tools for free.
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