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This will allow devs to have the option of either quickly putting an image into their game or optimizing it to have a high-quality image.

So, you upload the image using the asset manager, and then once it is done processing, a popup screen shows up and asks you if you want to downscale the image or cancel the import. If Roblox were to use this idea, this is how I think it should work.Įxample: Let’s say you found a landscape photo off of Google that is 2048*1920 and 5MB (5MB being above the hypothetical file size limit). Sure this will still have the problems that you stated but in my opinion, it would be VERY worth it. Maybe what they could do is make it so that you can have any file size for a 1024x1024 image but if you want to have a higher resolution, you have to keep the image under a certain file size. If you are looking for any asset from a particular Creator, use the Creators filter on the left of the screen.Ohh ok, that makes sense. You can filter your search result by different Genres using the Genre filter on the left of the screen. You can narrow the results using applicable filters such as Type, Genre, and Creators. If you are looking for something in particular, you can search by keyword or title using the Search box at the top of the page. You can browse the offerings in different categories such as Models, Decals, Audio, Video, Meshes, and Plugins using the menu on the left or the drop-down on the right of the Search box. Read the Creator Marketplace documentation to learn how to access and use these freely available assets in your experiences.