Review the basic character creation tutorial to get started on creating your first avatar character using Roblox's templates. Various tools, resources, and guides provided by Roblox to standardize and expedite the creation process.

The Character property contains a reference to a Model containing a Humanoid, body parts, scripts, and other objects required for simulating the player's avatar in-experience. The model is parented to the Workspace but it may be moved.

Playable character models contain a Humanoid object that allows the model special characteristics, such as walking, jumping, equipping items, and interacting with the environment. To customize a Humanoid character's appearance, you can apply a new HumanoidDescription to change character properties.

Modeling, sometimes known as sculpting, is the process of shaping the geometry of your model or mesh. This guide covers important concepts and tips you should review before creating your own unique character shape.

Avatar characters use a standardized set of character components that allow you to use body and facial animations, and equip clothing and accessories. By standardizing the components, all avatar character models can access these features, …

Start here for a comprehensive introduction to each step of body creation using Roblox's provided avatar templates. Each template includes pre-baked avatar components and these instructions provide everything you need to know to create a custom character ready for the Marketplace.

You can create your own custom avatar character using Blender and one of Roblox's downloadable template models. Using templates can save you a lot of time by skipping the complex processes of setting up your armature, rigging, skinning, and configuring your character for face animations.

Learn the various components that make up the unique Roblox avatar, including using mesh geometry, rigs, facial animation, and other important components.

To create a custom mesh, you must use a third-party modeling application, such as Blender or Maya, to design and model the asset before importing the 3D object into Studio. Many 3D assets, like characters, are made up of several meshes and are represented in Studio as a single Model .

While models can often contain connected parts, known as an assembly, models can contain any number of individual parts and other objects, such as scripts, and attachments. Characters, such as avatars or NPCs, are a single Model containing the appropriate humanoid parts, joints, and additional components: