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This problem occurs when loading your Roblox avatar into the experience. What happens is that with the new function of moving the accessories, users have the avatar's accessories changed in place and when entering the experience and loading it, the accessories appear in the default location, this making our avatars look ugly. In my case, this is a problem that affects the gameplay of the game Because I play a lot during the Halloween season until Christmas, and the avatars I use during these dates have modified the positions of my accessories to give it a good appearance. And when I enter the experience, the accessories return to their initial place, which is something that other Rollplay experiences that have the avatar editor function do when loading my avatar in those experiences My avatar stays the way I set it to how I see it looking good. This is a more or less big problem because there are users who have accessories that are no longer in the catalog There are no more similar or matching avatars, causing players to become frustrated and play other experiences with this feature.
I hope you can fix this.
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Damien Support posted about 1 month ago Admin
Hi there Jess!
Thank you for your feedback! I have passed it on for consideration. We understand that your avatars mean a lot to you, and we want to make sure they're as true to Roblox as possible within the limitations of the experience.
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