Assets & Object Presentation Guide

Save generated images, RBXM files, and Creator Store assets in Asset Library, then carry them through Roblox upload and Place application.

From Generated Image to Place

When you need an icon, Decal, or UI image, the manual process usually means saving a file, uploading it in Creator Dashboard, copying the asset ID, then pasting it into a Studio property. WEPPY Assets keeps that work in one request.

"Create a gem icon for the shop button, upload it to Roblox, then apply it to the ShopButton image in the Lobby Place"

The usual path is:

1. The AI creates or prepares the needed image or file.
2. The file is saved to the current Place Asset Library or the shared Asset Library.
3. Pro runs Roblox Open Cloud upload.
4. The uploaded asset URI is applied to Studio properties such as ImageLabel, Decal, or Texture.

Saved assets can be reused in the same Place, or stored as shared assets for another Place.

Asset Library

The Dashboard Assets page shows the local Asset Library.

• Separate current Place assets from shared assets.
• Review Images, Decals, and RBXM files.
• Edit asset names and descriptions, then check upload status.
• After Roblox upload, copy the asset ID and Studio-ready URI.

When you want to keep a Studio selection as an RBXM file, use Save Selection to Library from the WEPPY Plugin Assets tab. It saves the selected Studio object into the local Asset Library so it can be inserted again later, including in another Place.

Reuse Assets Across Places

When several Places are open at once, separate Place-specific assets from shared assets. Keep a Lobby-only button image as a current Place asset, but save icons or RBXM files that should also be used in Game or Shop as shared assets.

Create a gem icon for the shop as a shared asset and upload it to Roblox.
Apply that asset URI to ShopButton in studio-1 Lobby and RewardPanel in studio-2 Game.

Naming the Studio ID tells the AI exactly where to apply the uploaded asset after Open Cloud returns the URI. See the Multi-Place Work guide for the multi-Studio setup.

Assets & Object Presentation

Included Tools

Key Workflows

Building a Scene with Assets

"Search for a 'tree' model in the Creator Store and place 3 of them in Workspace"

Use manage_assets’s search_insert to search and insert in one step.

Generated Image Upload and Application

"Create a red cracked texture for the boss health bar, upload it to Roblox, then apply it to the BossHud ImageLabel"

Save the image file in Asset Library, then upload it through manage_open_cloud_assets or the Dashboard upload action. After upload, apply the returned rbxassetid://... URI to the Studio UI or Decal property.

Save a Studio Selection as an RBXM Asset

"Save the currently selected treasure chest model to Asset Library and generate a thumbnail"

Use the Plugin Assets tab or manage_assets RBXM export actions to save the current selection as a local asset. The saved RBXM can be inserted into another Place later.

Interactive Presentation

"Create a tween that opens a door over 3 seconds when clicked"

Use manage_tween’s create to define the tween and play to run it. Simultaneously add a door-opening sound effect with manage_audio’s play.

Particles + Sound Combination

"Play an explosion particle effect along with a sound effect when the boss appears"

Use manage_effects’s emit to emit particles and manage_audio’s play to play the sound simultaneously.

Action Reference

Manage Assets (Pro)

Manage Open Cloud Assets (Pro)

Manage Tween (Pro)

Manage Animation (Pro)

Manage Audio (Pro)

Manage Effects (Pro)

Manage Physics (Pro)

World Environment

Included Tools

Key Workflows

Setting World Atmosphere (Pro)

"Change the mood to dusk: orange sky, increase fog density, set time to 18:00"

Use manage_lighting’s time to set the time of day, atmosphere to adjust fog, and sky to change sky color.

Building Terrain (Pro)

"Create a grassy hill with radius 200 in the center of the map and fill the surrounding area with water"

Use manage_terrain’s fill_ball to create the hill and fill_block to fill the surrounding water area.

Placement Validation (Pro)

"Find a flat area where I can place this building"

Use spatial_query’s find_flat to locate a suitable area, check_placement to confirm no collisions, then manage_camera’s focus_position to visually verify the result.

Action Reference

Manage Lighting (Pro)

Manage Terrain (Pro)

Spatial Query (Pro)

Manage Camera (Mixed)