Tutorials

Learn how to create assets with structured tutorials that walks through each creation step from modeling in a third-party tool to importing in Studio.



These tutorials use Blender, a free and open-source software. If you never used Blender or Roblox Studio before, start with the following resources before continuing.



Rigid Accessories

Using a provided reference asset, this tutorial covers each process in the workflow to successfully convert a mesh object in Blender to a publishable accessory item in Studio.

Model
Set up your custom asset in Blender.
Texture
Connect your asset with PBR textures.
Export from Blender
Clean up and export your model.
Import into Studio
Use the 3D Importer to bring in your custom asset.
Fit and Convert
Use the Accessory Fitting Tool to create the accessory.
Publish
Upload and publish your accessory to the Marketplace


Clothing

Create your own clothing item from scratch using Roblox's project templates as a mannequin. Learn the processes required to convert a typical mesh object to an equipable and layerable clothing item ready for the Marketplace.

Model
Create and sculpt the shape of your clothing item.
Texture
Add your own surface texture and patterns to your asset.
Rig
Attach your clothing model to an R15 rig.
Cage
Set the inner and outer surfaces of your clothing.
Export
Export your model from Blender.
Import
Import your model into Studio and convert it to an Accessory.


Bodies

Start here for a comprehensive introduction to each step of body creation using Roblox's provided avatar templates. Each template includes pre-baked avatar components and these instructions provide everything you need to know to create a custom character ready for the Marketplace.

Pick a Template
Pick a starting body shape from a collection of templates.
Model
Create your unique character shape out of a template.
Texture
Apply a custom texture to any and all parts of your character.
Caging
Set the outer surface of your character.
Cleanup
Clean up your project and model to make it Studio-ready.
Export
Export your project from Blender and bring it into Studio.