So, you’re asking about ownership? Simple: you own the copyright to your Roblox creations. Think of it like this – you’re the Michelangelo of your own digital David, you sculpted it, you own the rights. Roblox just provides the platform, the marble, if you will.
Now, there’s a catch. Roblox has a license agreement – think of it as a slightly tricky contract – which gives them certain rights to your work. It’s not like they own *your* David, but they can display it in their gallery, so to speak.
This is super important if you’re thinking of porting your game. Want to take your killer Roblox experience to Steam, maybe rebuild it in Unity? Absolutely! Your assets, your code, it’s all yours to reuse. You’re not bound to Roblox once you’ve created your masterpiece. Just remember to check those license terms; it’s less “David vs. Goliath” and more “David needs to be aware of the museum’s rules”.
Basically, you retain ownership of your intellectual property. Think of it like a really smart legal agreement – it’s more collaborative than restrictive, allowing you freedom to build and grow beyond Roblox’s platform. Don’t let the legalese scare you; it’s about protecting both Roblox and their creators.
