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[[File:PetSim2.jpg|thumb]]{{For|a list of current user-made accessories|:Category:UGC items}}[[File:FRBC.png|thumb|[[Catalog:Fresh Red Baseball Cap|Fresh Red Baseball Cap]], the first '''official''' user-generated accessory.]] |
[[File:PetSim2.jpg|thumb]]{{For|a list of current user-made accessories|:Category:UGC items}}[[File:FRBC.png|thumb|[[Catalog:Fresh Red Baseball Cap|Fresh Red Baseball Cap]], the first '''official''' user-generated accessory.]] |
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'''[[Wikipedia: User-generated content|User Generated Content]]''' (UGC for short) is a [[catalog]] feature that allows [[players|users]] to publish their own items and sell them. These unique items can be viewed under the [https://roblox.fandom.com/wiki/Catalog#Community_Creations Community Creations category]. The feature was initially announced at RDC 2015{{Cite}}, but its confirmation was declared at [[RDC 2019]]<ref>https://devforum.roblox.com/t/thoughts-on-rdcs-ugc-announcement/327646</ref>. It released on August 15, 2019 to certified users on the site. Before its release, [[Roblox]] had confirmed that this feature will only be allowed to certain users at first, many had suspected that popular [[YouTube celebrities|Roblox content creators]] in the official [[Roblox Video Stars Program]] will have access to it, although that is not the case. |
'''[[Wikipedia: User-generated content|User Generated Content]]''' (UGC for short) is a [[catalog]] feature that allows [[players|users]] to publish their own items and sell them. These unique items can be viewed under the [https://roblox.fandom.com/wiki/Catalog#Community_Creations Community Creations category]. The feature was initially announced at RDC 2015{{Cite}}, but its confirmation was declared at [[RDC 2019]]<ref>https://devforum.roblox.com/t/thoughts-on-rdcs-ugc-announcement/327646</ref>. It released on August 15, 2019 to certified users on the site. Before its release, [[Roblox]] had confirmed that this feature will only be allowed to certain users at first, many had suspected that popular [[YouTube celebrities|Roblox content creators]] in the official [[Roblox Video Stars Program]] will have access to it, although that is not the case. |
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Fresh Red Baseball Cap, the first official user-generated accessory.
User Generated Content (UGC for short) is a catalog feature that allows users to publish their own items and sell them. These unique items can be viewed under the Community Creations category. The feature was initially announced at RDC 2015[citation needed], but its confirmation was declared at RDC 2019[1]. It released on August 15, 2019 to certified users on the site. Before its release, Roblox had confirmed that this feature will only be allowed to certain users at first, many had suspected that popular Roblox content creators in the official Roblox Video Stars Program will have access to it, although that is not the case.
Roblox has reached out to reveal that they will sometime in the future depend on content created by eligible users rather than prioritizing assets made by the official ROBLOX account, which is managed by admins to publish items as default.
Whenever a user publishes an accessory, they can input customized descriptions, Robux price, genres, and much more. However, releasing limited unique items and making existing items limited is still restricted to ROBLOX. Although, Roblox states they want to move in a direction where creators can publish their own limited items to sell to other users[2], their only issue with this concept is that there are a very minimal amount of eligible creators and in part of fact that they have been lacking in limited releases currently.
On October 8, 2019, Roblox announced that UGC hairs have been officially released.
UGC Hair is Here
Roblox's story post
List of UGC items
Click "Expand" to show the list of UGC items.
Selected Developers
Currently, there are only 16 known developers which are allowed to upload their own creations. Those selected users are:
Additionally, there are 4 selected accounts that were/are used for testing. These are:
Criticism
The UGC feature has mostly been criticized due to potential copies of pre-existing catalog items by ROBLOX or unoriginal ideas, such as the various hats by tarabyte (BiggestHead, Illuminati, Despacito Spider, and Triple Headstack) and the antlers hats by Erythia.
It has more notably been criticized by the trading community for fears of limited and limited unique items dropping in value. This originally began when the Downtown Denizen Fedora was uploaded by WhoToTrus, which had been claimed by a portion of the community to be a ripoff of The Classic ROBLOX Fedora despite the Downtown Denizen Fedora using a higher quality mesh and texture than the classic fedora.
Trivia
This section is a trivia section. Please relocate any relevant information into other sections of the article.
- In order to properly create User Generated Content on Roblox, users would need to practice the many skills required to form retextures of the many hats, gears, and faces present on the catalog. This can be efficiently done by using a computer graphics software tool named Blender which is the most common program used to create customized items. Likewise, creators need to have a clear understanding of applying a texture to a mesh.
- Though this entire concept is not new, players have been brainstorming and sharing ideas of their own of retextures through uploading models and meshes onto the Library section of the catalog over many years.
- Due to the current interface, sometimes hats will go off-sale when being updated.
- Creators cannot currently add scripts and particles to their assets.
- Creators had/have to sign a "Non Disclosure Agreement" (NDA) to create hats.
- Premium is required to upload hats, and losing it will cause all pre-existing hats to go off-sale.