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User Guide

All three versions work the same way — they share one engine. Use the Language selector and the Auto / Light / Dark theme buttons at the top; both are remembered between visits. The interface is available in 10 languages: English, 繁體中文, 简体中文, 日本語, 한국어, Español, Português, Français, Deutsch, Русский.

1. Generate a clothing template (2D images)

  1. Pick a body part — Torso, Arm, Leg, etc. (This labels the job; the layout is the standard template.)
  2. Choose an image — drag a PNG/JPG into the Drop Zone (HTML) or click Choose Files… (Windows/Android).
  3. Click "Generate."
  4. Check the Preview — your image is fitted onto the 585 × 559 Roblox clothing template and the edges are extended outward so there are no transparent gaps.
  5. Read Console & Stats — dimensions, file size, and a pass/fail against Roblox limits. A green Done status means it's ready.
  6. Download / Save the template image and the log.

2. Process a 3D mesh (OBJ / ASCII FBX)

  1. Choose a mesh — an .obj or ASCII .fbx file. (Export from Blender/Maya with the ASCII option; binary FBX is rejected with a note — see FAQ.)
  2. Click "Generate." The app cleans the mesh (removes degenerate faces), centers it, scales it to fit Roblox's stud bounds, and generates normals if they're missing.
  3. Auto-rigging places Roblox Attachment nodes (head, neck, shoulders, root, waist, hips) and marks them in orange on the wireframe preview.
  4. Decimation — if the mesh is over Roblox's 10,000-triangle limit it is automatically reduced; the stats show a decimated tag and the before/after counts appear in the log.
  5. Download / Save the cleaned .obj (attachment positions are embedded as comments) and the log.

More detail: 3D Pipeline and Auto-Rigging.

3. Batch processing

Select several files at once. Click Generate to process them in one run, then click any file in the list to review its preview, stats and log. A summary shows how many succeeded.

4. Use the output in Roblox

  • 2D template — upload the PNG to Roblox as a Classic Shirt / Pants / T-Shirt; the 585 × 559 canvas matches the classic clothing layout.
  • 3D mesh — import the cleaned .obj with the Roblox Studio mesh importer; it already fits the platform's size and triangle limits (Roblox Specifications).

Tips

  • Higher-resolution source images give crisper results, but the output is always within Roblox's 1024 px limit.
  • If validation shows an Error, the Console explains why (e.g. an unsupported file type, or a binary FBX).
  • Everything in Console & Stats is downloadable as a log for your records.

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