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Having a game filled with millions of players, which is only growing in popularity, makes for some very similar looking Avatars running around. Fortunately enough, not only is there a store filled with new and old items to customize your player with, but there’s also the opportunity to create your own clothes!
Make sure you’ve downloaded ROBLOX Studio, which is the development side of ROBLOX, as this is where most of the guide takes place.
How to Make T-Shirts in ROBLOX
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T-Shirts are the easiest clothing to make in ROBLOX. Create an image that’s ideally 512x512 pixels and then upload it to ROBLOX via the Asset Manager in ROBLOX Studio. As T-Shirts are just a square decal as opposed to a full shirt, there isn’t much else to do.
How to Make Shirts and Pants on ROBLOX
ROBLOX has made it simple to create the clothes that Avatars wear by setting them into a bunch of separate images rather than one large image that you need to make sure perfectly fits.
Shirts and Pants wrap around the body of the Avatar, and as such, can look a bit more complicated than the T-Shirts. However, if you follow this guide, it’s a lot simpler than at first glance.
To start, check out these handy templates which ROBLOX themselves has created. If you right click and save these images, you can use them as a guide on how the clothes should look once you upload the assets to ROBLOX Studio.
ROBLOX has also added a handy guide on image sizes for the clothing. The table below will include this information in pixels:
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It’s important to note that the images must be exact to their dimensions or the upload process will fail.
Testing Your Clothing and Designs
While we’re in ROBLOX Studio, and we’ve uploaded our brand new clothing to the platform, let’s test to make sure that it looks good!
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In ROBLOX Studio, open the Plugins tab and click Build Rig. Then, choose a rig type which offers the different Avatar models that ROBLOX allows players to use.
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Once you’ve selected a Build Rig, go to the Explorer window and hover over the Dummy object, click the + button and choose either ShirtGraphic (T-Shirt), Pants or Shirt, depending on which design you opted for.
Locate and select the new clothing object or Shirt Graphic inside the Dummy. Then, in the properties window, locate the property and then click inside the row. This will allow you to select the image you uploaded to ROBLOX. Once done, check out how your clothing looks! Congratulations, you’ve just tested some designs, you virtual fashionista!
Make sure to test the clothing on different Build Rigs by following the same steps above and selecting another Rig. This will allow you to see how your clothes look on different player models!
ROBLOX’s Clothing Fees
Uploading and/or selling items on ROBLOX incurs fees for the player. Fees are paid using ROBLOX’s premium currency, Robux, which you can buy in different amounts or as a monthly benefit of ROBLOX’s subscription, Premium.
An Upload Fee of 10 Robux is paid when an item is first uploaded and before moderation. This fee is for Shirts and Pants. A Selling Fee of 10 Robux is paid when an item goes on sale for the first time. This fee is for T-Shirts.
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When your item is sold, ROBLOX takes a cut of the purchase. For T-Shirts, Shirts and Pants, this cut is 70/30, with the creator of the clothing receiving 70% revenue. In cases where the item is sold in an experience, the creator gets 60% of the revenue, with the other 10% going to the owner of the experience.
