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- Jul 14, 2024
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Hi,
A few days ago, Daz Studio officially released the beta to the Daz to ROBLOX Studio bridge. This is great for creators who do not make adult content and enjoy using both platforms. ROBLOX is very much against NSFW content and will punish users swiftly if it is detected. This causes a massive problem for Daz creators who are interested in creating ROBLOX Experiences that include Daz content.
This bridge claims official support with Genesis 9 models, so they will be used as my example. If you load up Kiri 9, a Daz Originals character, you will be met with a character with areola, nipple, and vagina textures, as well as controllable, high-quality morphs for the areola and nipple. If you slap on a shirt and some pants to this character and use the Daz to ROBLOX Studio bridge, you have a very high likelihood of receiving an account deletion on ROBLOX. Removing or replacing textures may not solve this issue due to high geometry counts in said locations as well as obvious protrusion of mature body parts, something ROBLOX has banned many times in the past despite the original content being innocent in nature.
I'm not the only one making this claim. A user on Facebook responded to Daz 3D's post announcing the new bridge with a response claiming their account was deleted for sexual content. (This is my first post, please go to Daz 3D on Facebook and find the Feb 20th post containing this response if needed. I have no proof this reply is genuine)
With this, my question and overall discussion starter is about what should be done to allow Daz users to safely use this new tool without risking their creations. ROBLOX may be an odd niche that most on this site don't care for or have respect for, so this post is targeted towards users who use both platforms and have meaningful insight on this issue.
A few days ago, Daz Studio officially released the beta to the Daz to ROBLOX Studio bridge. This is great for creators who do not make adult content and enjoy using both platforms. ROBLOX is very much against NSFW content and will punish users swiftly if it is detected. This causes a massive problem for Daz creators who are interested in creating ROBLOX Experiences that include Daz content.
This bridge claims official support with Genesis 9 models, so they will be used as my example. If you load up Kiri 9, a Daz Originals character, you will be met with a character with areola, nipple, and vagina textures, as well as controllable, high-quality morphs for the areola and nipple. If you slap on a shirt and some pants to this character and use the Daz to ROBLOX Studio bridge, you have a very high likelihood of receiving an account deletion on ROBLOX. Removing or replacing textures may not solve this issue due to high geometry counts in said locations as well as obvious protrusion of mature body parts, something ROBLOX has banned many times in the past despite the original content being innocent in nature.
I'm not the only one making this claim. A user on Facebook responded to Daz 3D's post announcing the new bridge with a response claiming their account was deleted for sexual content. (This is my first post, please go to Daz 3D on Facebook and find the Feb 20th post containing this response if needed. I have no proof this reply is genuine)
With this, my question and overall discussion starter is about what should be done to allow Daz users to safely use this new tool without risking their creations. ROBLOX may be an odd niche that most on this site don't care for or have respect for, so this post is targeted towards users who use both platforms and have meaningful insight on this issue.