This cut is 70/30 for T-Shirts, Shirts, and Pants, with the clothes designer receiving 70% of the money. When an item is sold as part of an experience, the creator gets 60% of the revenue.

While the Creator Hub will be rolled out to all of Roblox ’s more than 12 million developers as of Wednesday, 375,000 daily active users have already been using the Creator Hub, Tornow said.

As Roblox continues to evolve, so too do the opportunities for creators. The platform plans to allow eligible creators to sell entire avatars - bodies, clothing, and accessories - as a single item ...

Roblox counters that layered clothing represents yet another lucrative opportunity for creators to earn Robux through design and sales, citing the tech’s ease of use and the size of the market ...

Roblox is going to let creators sell physical items from their games. The company has been testing its tools to do so since last year, but today, it’s announcing that it’s opening up its ...

Roblox is going to let creators sell physical items from their games. It’s opening up its Commerce APIs to eligible Roblox creators, and Shopify is the first “integrated partner” for the APIs.

Roblox created the UGC Avatar Creator Program to allow more users to design virtual fashion for others. Vanguard explained that “with the broadening catalog of user-generated accessories comes ...

— Roblox (@Roblox) October 14, 2021 In addition to the experimental avatar features, Roblox has announced that it's giving creators a new way to earn money, as well.

Roblox already had a few AI-powered tools in the wild: a thing called Code Assist, that "suggests lines or functions of code as creators type", and automatic chat translation, a real the-future-is ...

Head over to the Roblox website and create an account for yourself. Then all you need to do is click on the 'Avatar' tab on the left side of the screen, where you’ll see your avatar ready to go.