Of course, this is just for converting basic places and there's a lot more that this converter does. For me it was time consuming as I converted each Color3 to their BrickColor counterparts manually. (I assume it is for the alpha channel that has no reason to exist because of the Transparency property)īrickColor is represented as a color code from a list of predefined colors (which you can find here )Ĭonverting from Color3 to BrickColor is fairly easily done. Why? Roblox uses Color3 (R, G, B) for part colors, while back in the day it used BrickColor (Predefined colors, when Color3 either wasn't a thing or was hard to implement for part colors)Ĭolor3 (Color3uint8 in the place files) is represented similarly to hex color codes, difference being Color3 uses decimal numbers instead of hexadecimal ones and adds FF000000 (4278190080) to the hex color code for some reason. Removing it from the file makes it able to open the place file on old Roblox versions, but everything is grey. What prevents new Roblox places opening on old Roblox versions is that for some reason it just doesn't like the Terrain object (Given that you saved the place as rbxlx and renamed it to rbxl, since saving the place as rbxl gives you a completely different file structure). The whole manual conversion process with old Studio versions is slow and clunky, not to mention possibly unsafe too (Just saying, there's always a possibility) How does this work? No longer do you need an old Roblox Studio version to convert your places! Speaking of old Roblox Studio versions, they can already convert places. rbxlx format, open up the converter, select the Roblox place you want to convert, click Convert and boom! Roblox Legacy Place Converter Download (Version 1.3a) What does it do?Ĭonverts recent Roblox places to a format that old Roblox versions can read.

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