If this list is full, to find an accessory I’m willing to replace I either need to back out of this menu and unequip it using the usual Avatar Editor UI, or find its asset ID and then remove it from the list. This process alone is tedious enough that I wrote an extension to mostly do it for me. To get an asset ID to add to this list, I need to find an accessory I own, open it in a new tab, carefully copy the ID out of the URL, and paste it into one of the empty text boxes. Clicking on it opens an unfriendly list of asset IDs that my avatar is currently wearing. It’s easy to overlook for users not expecting it, and annoying to find for users actively looking for it. When I do find this button, it’s nothing more than tiny link-text at the bottom of the list. Because the list is infinite scrolling, I won’t be able to reach the Advanced button unless I scroll long enough to reach the bottom, or I try another tab. However, I specifically need to navigate to a tab where I don’t have multiple scrolls worth of accessories. This means that to add another accessory to my avatar without accidentally removing something, I need to first navigate to another tab that has the Advanced button. The first thing presented to me when I visit the Avatar page is a long list of my recently purchased accessories, but the Advanced button is unexpectedly not at the bottom of the list like it is on other tabs. If I’m trying to add a new accessory to my avatar, the process to do so is very unpleasant. This menu allows you to wear 10 of any kind of accessory without category restrictions. As a Roblox user, it is currently too hard to access the Advanced menu on the Avatar page so I can edit my avatar without category restrictions.Ĭurrently, you can wear up to three hats, and only one of all other types of accessories.
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