Test and share
Install Roblox Studio and Open Your PromptBlox Game
Move from a generated scene to a player-controlled test. Install Studio, open your exported game, and keep an original copy before editing.
Install Studio
Roblox Studio runs on supported Windows and Mac computers. Use the installer from Roblox's official setup page, sign in, and let Studio update. Check that page for current system requirements.
A phone-sized preview is useful later for checking your interface; it does not replace a desktop Studio installation.
Prepare your export
Wait for your PromptBlox build to finish, then export the game. Keep the downloaded original and use a separate working copy.
A Roblox place file such as .rbxlx contains the game world and its place contents. A model or mesh export is an asset, not a complete playable place.
Give working copies recognizable names so you can tell the original generation from a version you have modified.
Open the place
- Launch Studio and open the exported place file.
- Inspect the world and the Explorer hierarchy.
- Open Output so runtime errors are visible during testing.
- Save a working copy before making changes.
If an imported asset appears by itself, check whether you downloaded a model rather than the game export. If the world appears empty, inspect Explorer and the camera position before assuming the file has no content.
Run your first player test
Follow our Studio testing walkthrough. Start as a player, find the first objective, and try the full activity through its reward or restart.
For an island game, check the actual route from spawn to the first bridge. An attractive aerial view can hide a gap that blocks a walking avatar.
Write down the specific place and behavior that failed.
In my exported island game, a player can reach the first bridge but gets stuck at the step onto it. Fix that transition so a normal walking avatar can cross in both directions.
Preserve the bridge's appearance, connected islands, objectives, and rewards. Check the same route after respawning. Tell me what to retest in Roblox Studio.Keep your versions straight
Saving in Studio and saving in PromptBlox are separate actions. Local edits do not automatically update a saved PromptBlox project. Use an available import workflow deliberately, and retain your working file.
Once the player loop works, follow Publish your game.
Official reference
Use Roblox's Studio setup documentation for the official installer and current system requirements. This walkthrough is written by PromptBlox.
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