Export accessories to Roblox

An accessory exports from Ünflat as a .lowpoly file: the fig’s shapes and paint in one file, built for the Ünflat Studio plugin. There are no asset IDs and no mesh uploads.

1. Download the .lowpoly

Open the Share menu, tap For a game: Roblox, .glb, sprites…, then Roblox. Under Avatar accessory (.lowpoly), select the slot (Hat, Hair, Face, Neck, Shoulder, Front, Back, or Waist) and the body scale (Classic, Normal, or Slender). The card names anything Roblox would reject. Tap Download .lowpoly. The file is named after the fig and its slot, Robot_hat.lowpoly for a hat. Every chip and finding on that card is on Roblox accessories .

2. Build it in Studio

Get the file to a computer . In Roblox Studio, open the Plugins tab, tap the Ünflat button, then Build a model… and select the file. The plugin builds textured mesh parts, faceted and colored as you made them, set up as an accessory for the selected slot.

3. Fit it with the Accessory Fitting Tool

Open Roblox’s Accessory Fitting Tool, select your build, and preview it on a test body. The tool places the attachment point. Do not add one yourself. You can then wear it in Studio and use it in your own games for free.

What is included

• Skins: with two or more, every skin is included. The plugin adds a lowpoly_skin attribute to the model. Change it in Studio’s Properties to change skins.
• Outfits: with two or more, every clothes part is included, with a lowpoly_outfit attribute to select one. An outfit’s pinned skin applies with it.
• Animated skin: the pages are included and play in the game, two a second.
• Moves: parts with poses are included, and the plugin plays them in Studio at the fig’s Frame rate and ease. Idle moves such as Sway and Bounce export as loops. Every move set is included: a set made of steps as frames played in order with its When it ends, and a set from an older fig as before. The lowpoly_moveset attribute sets the one that plays. See The Roblox Studio plugin .
• Saved poses: they are included with a lowpoly_pose attribute. Set it to apply a pose.

A pose’s size change does not export. The plugin does not resize parts.

What it costs

Trying it on in Studio and using it in a game you are building are free. Wearing your own upload on your avatar costs 80 Robux. Selling it on the Marketplace adds 2-step verification and a Roblox Plus or Premium membership. The plugin shows this checklist above its Save to Roblox… button. The walkthrough Roblox: upload your accessory covers the upload.