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== | == Uploading your Music == | ||
On March 22nd 2022, all existing audio that were more than 6 seconds long — alongside any other audio uploaded past that date — were made private on ROBLOX. This, unfortunately, left players of old ROBLOX launchers and revivals with only bland songs and legacy sounds to use for their games. Fortunately, there are ways to bypass this and once again fill your games — both new and old — with wonderful music. | |||
== External Services == | |||
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== | == Local Assets == | ||
After long hours of looking through old ROBLOX games in studio, it would not take long to discover a link which includes the term <code>rbxasset://</code>. This phrase, '''rbxasset''', is in reference to the '''content''' folder which is in every old ROBLOX client folder. An example of this link used in action is with the default face, which is called '''face.png''' in the '''textures''' folder. The link would be formatted as <code>rbxasset://textures/face.png</code>. | |||
== MIDI and RIDI == | == MIDI and RIDI == |