The feature allowed users to optionally change their avatars to have unique body types, by buying bundles with Robux in the catalog. It was introduced along with the bundle feature itself in 2010, then called 'packages'.

Robloxian 2.0 is a bundle available for 15 Robux.

You can still bring the old glare the head mesh had by changing the head's material to Smooth Plastic. The 'shiny head' mesh is still used up to today, however, most of its glare is not present anymore ever since Plastic got a texture. This avatar type is also associated with R6, which was the only avatar rig available for use until the introduction of R15.Ī new head with a different shape was added to the avatar in 2009, with some giving it the nickname 'shiny head' due to the tremendous amount of glare emitted from the head. In 2007, avatars were given the ability to move their limbs. The first and most iconic version of avatars had round studs on their body parts and no moving limbs. They were removed in 2009, in favor of Vehicle Seats. ControllerType included 'KeyboardLeft', which was WASD, 'KeyboardRight', which was the arrow keys, but was later replaced with UHJK, 'Flee', which ran away from other ControllerFlag models, and 'Chase' which chased the nearest ControllerFlag model unless it was already chasing a model. Instead, playable characters were made through the usage of ControllerFlags, which were used in conjunction with motors in order to create vehicles that move through obstacles, or in cases like 'Steer the Spheres' were used to push around a sphere using various methods.ĬontrollerFlags were called ControllerFlags due to the 3D flag that was over the controllable model indicating what ControllerType it was. A ControllerFlag example from a 2005 patentĭuring this stage of Roblox development, the game had no actual avatars.

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