It’s also hurtful to original and talented clothing designers, who spend hours on templates just to have them stolen. It’s extremely annoying for me to have to sift through tons of shirt copies before getting to the right one. I mean, it definitely has its pros and cons.įirst of all, I am so glad that you guys addressed the spam clothing. To be honest, I’m not completely sure how to feel about this update. I guess this wasn’t a coincidence after all. Stay tuned for more information as we get closer to launching this. By testing via Studio, you won’t need to worry about uploading to the Avatar Shop until final design is ready. We will also be providing instructions on how to test and iterate on new items within Studio.
This adjustment comes along with other recent spam reduction efforts (such as the addition of a captcha requirement on some uploads) and we are working on additional features which will improve the clothing market experience as a whole! Note: Testing via Studio The purpose of this change is to discourage item upload abuse and we hope that this will lead to a better Shop experience for both shoppers and creators. The experience will be similar to audio upload, where you will be shown the price and asked to confirm your purchase. With this upcoming change, creators will no longer be required to have Premium, but will instead pay a Robux fee for each item at the time of upload (for t-shirts: when it is first put on sale). Previously, you were only required to have Premium in order to upload an item to the Avatar Shop.
Early next year, we will be making a change to the upload requirements for custom Avatar Shop items such as shirts and pants.
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