Changelog

What's new

Release history for Studio Vault. Latest version v0.3.0.

v0.3.0

Latest

Studio Vault launch

Full landing experience, refreshed workspace UI, and SEO polish for the Studio Vault rebrand.

Added

  • Marketing landing page with live demos for credentials, library browsing, model packages, InsertService scripts, and workflow walkthroughs.
  • Changelog page for tracking releases and product updates.

Improved

  • Open Graph, Twitter cards, JSON-LD, sitemap, and FAQ content for discoverability.

Changed

  • Rebranded from RblxUploads to Studio Vault with updated typography, layout shells, and component styling.

Fixed

  • Cumulative layout shift on the landing hero and demo sections.

v0.2.0

Library explorer & asset types

IndexedDB-backed library with folder tree, thumbnails, and support for audio and mesh uploads.

Added

  • Folder tree explorer with nested organization, bulk move, and root-level asset counts.
  • Upload thumbnails in the queue and library for faster visual scanning.
  • Audio uploads (MP3, OGG, WAV, FLAC) and Mesh uploads via Open Cloud.
  • IndexedDB persistence for large local libraries with export/import (JSON and CSV).

Improved

  • Gooey search and filter controls in the asset library.

Fixed

  • Explorer root folder selection and direct asset count display.

v0.1.0

Initial release

Local-first batch uploader for Roblox Open Cloud image and model assets with a credential-backed upload queue.

Added

  • Drag-and-drop batch uploads for images (PNG, JPG, JPEG, WEBP) and models (FBX, GLTF, GLB, RBXM, RBXMX).
  • Concurrency-limited upload queue with per-item status, retries, and CSV/JSON export of rbxassetid results.
  • Automatic filename → Roblox display name formatting with per-file overrides.
  • Credential panel with Open Cloud API key, creator ID, parallel upload limit, and retry settings — stored in localStorage only.
  • Local Next.js proxy to Roblox Open Cloud (browser CORS workaround) with operation polling.

Security

  • No server-side credential storage, no telemetry, and no external runtime CDN dependencies.