One of the biggest games in the world just got a massive visual overhaul
Roblox Corporatio꧋n has upgraded the game’s material system

Robl🔯ox is receiving a visual overhaul as thꦆe game’s developer upgrades its materials library and implements custom material options.
As annou🅠nced on the official , product director Josh Anon revealed: "Today, we’re excited to announce that we’ve officially rolled out a number of advancements to our material system, moving them out of beta and into the hands of our broader community." The latest update enhances the visual quality of the Roblox materials library and allows for custom designs with a new Material Manager tool.
This means that textures that make up a Roblox world - such as brick, glass, metal, and more - will now look nicer than before. If you didn’t know, the materials in Roblox have visual and ph♛ysical properties which reflect the natural world in more ways than one. One of these ways is that each material will have different weights (eg, concrete is heavier than plastic) and reacts differently depending on the situation, so rubber tyres will slide around on an icy surface or struggle to move through mud.
According to the update post, the new versions of these materials will be the default option for all new exper🗹iences moving forward. However, if you were more of a fan of the original materials, they will remain available alongside the new ones.
This isn’t the only new thing coming to ♔Roblox, as the post also details a▨ new "user-friendly" Material Manager tool that will allow creators to make their own custom variations of base materials to create a new material they’re happier with.
The post ends with: "Our work with materials is never-ending, but with the launch of our new system, we’re excited to empower even more creators to build the most immersive and dynamic experiences possible on Roblox." So expect even more🅘 material upgrades for Roblox as time goes on.
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