Meshy to Roblox Studio: Import Workflow and Fixes

The Meshy Roblox Bridge lets you transfer 3D models directly from your Meshy workspace to your Roblox account — no manual downloading or re-uploading required. This article covers connecting your account, sending models, finding them in Studio, and resolving common errors.

• Meshy account on the Pro plan or higher

• Meshy Roblox Bridge app downloaded and running on your computer

• A Roblox account

1. In your Meshy workspace, open the DCC Bridge menu.

2. Select Send to Roblox.

3. Click Connect in the dialog that appears.

4. A Roblox authorization page opens in your browser. Complete the OAuth flow:

   1. Log in to your Roblox account.

   2. Review the requested permissions.

   3. Select the account to authorize.

   4. Confirm and grant access.

   5. Click Done.

The Bridge app will confirm the account has been connected successfully.

To connect a different Roblox account, use either method:

• Via the Connect dialog — Click Switch Account at the bottom to disconnect and restart authorization.

• Via the DCC Bridge menu — Hover over the Roblox item and click the user-switch icon.

For best results, complete your model in this order before sending:

Generate → Remesh → Texture

Remeshing reduces polygon count and file size, which helps keep the exported GLB under Roblox's 20 MB upload limit.

1. Navigate to the model you want to send in your Meshy workspace.

2. Open the DCC Bridge menu and select Send to Roblox.

3. Wait for the upload to complete — this typically takes under a minute.

Both workspace-generated models and community models can be sent via the DCC Bridge.

After a successful upload, the Bridge app displays quick actions:

• Copy Asset ID — Copies the Roblox asset identifier to your clipboard for reference in scripts or Studio.

• Creator Hub — Opens Roblox Creator Hub to manage the asset in your inventory.

• Open in Studio — Launches Roblox Studio with a temporary scene containing your uploaded model.

To locate a model manually, go to Toolbox → Inventory → My Packages in Roblox Studio.

The Bridge app keeps a local record of all your uploads. From the history view you can:

• Copy Asset ID, open Creator Hub, or open in Studio with one click.

• Delete an individual record using the ✕ button.

• Remove all records with Clear All.

Cause: The Bridge desktop app is not open.

Fix: Download and launch the Meshy Roblox Bridge app, then try sending your model again.

Cause: Your browser is blocking the Roblox authorization page.

Fix: Allow popups for Meshy in your browser settings, then reconnect your account.

Cause: The exported GLB file is too large for Roblox's upload limit.

Fix: Use the Remesh feature in Meshy to reduce polygon count before sending. Lower resolution settings during download also help.

Cause: Processing exceeded 3 minutes.

Fix: Check Creator Hub — the asset may still be processing and could complete on its own. Wait a few minutes, then refresh your inventory.

Cause: The Bridge app became unresponsive mid-upload.

Fix: Restart the Bridge app and retry the upload.

Cause: A Roblox API error occurred.

Fix: Verify the Bridge app is running and your Roblox account is still connected, then retry. If the error persists, disconnect and reconnect your account.

Note: For more information, please refer to this article.