EZ Character + Roblox Studio: Character Design Reference for UGC and Experiences

Why this combination

Roblox UGC creation is a growing market, and character consistency across accessories, clothing, and experiences creates brand recognition that drives sales. EZ Character generates the multi-angle reference. Model in Blender against the orthographic views, rig for the R15 or Rthro skeleton, and import into Roblox Studio. The same character, designed once, consistent everywhere.

Step-by-step workflow

1. 1

   Generate character reference

   Upload your character concept to EZ Character. Generate the full turntable. Use stylised or cartoon style presets for Roblox-appropriate aesthetics.

2. 2

   Model in Blender

   Use the EZ Character front and profile references as Blender background images. Model the character with Roblox's R15 body proportions as your topology guide.

3. 3

   Rig to Roblox skeleton

   Rig your model to the R15 or Rthro skeleton structure. The clean orthographic reference makes weight painting straightforward.

4. 4

   Export and import to Roblox Studio

   Export as FBX. Import into Roblox Studio via the Avatar Importer. Test the character across all default animations.

5. 5

   Create UGC variants

   Use the same EZ Character reference to design UGC accessories — hats, shirts, gear — that fit the character consistently.

Pro tips

• Match Roblox's body proportion conventions in your EZ Character reference before modelling
• Generate the character in a T-pose or A-pose for clean rigging weight painting
• Use the same character reference across all UGC items for a cohesive brand
• Generate the character in neutral lighting to avoid baked-in shadows that conflict with Roblox's real-time lighting