Creates a new EditableImage. By default, the resolution is set at 512×512, but you can specify a different size using the method's option table.

If the device‑specific editable memory budget is exhausted, creation fails and this method returns nil.

Creates a new EditableImage object populated with the given texture. Non-asset texture IDs such as rbxthumb:// are supported. If using an image asset, it must be associated with and/or owned by a creator of the experience, or it must have been created inside the experience. If the device-specific editable memory budget is exhausted, creation will fail and this method will return nil.

See the Enabling EditableImage for Published Experiences and Permissions sections of EditableImage for special considerations when using this API.

Creates a new, empty EditableMesh. Vertices, triangles and their attributes can be added dynamically to it. If the device‑specific editable memory budget is exhausted, creation will fail and this method will return nil.

Returns a new EditableMesh object created from an existing mesh content ID. By default a EditableMesh created from this method will be fixed size such that mesh data can only be modified, not added nor removed. A fixed size EditableMesh consumes less memory and should be preferred when possible.

If the device-specific editable memory budget is exhausted, creation will fail and this method will return nil.

See the Enabling EditableMesh for Published Experiences and Permissions sections of EditableMesh for special considerations when using this API.

This method creates a MeshPart with a specified CollisionFidelity, RenderFidelity, and FluidFidelity. Because MeshPart.MeshId is read only, this method is for creating a mesh with any mesh ID through scripts, without having to clone an existing MeshPart. It throws errors if creation fails.

Clones a place through the given templatePlaceID and returns the PlaceId of the new place, which you can use with TeleportService. The clone place displays within the inventory of the place's creator with the given name and description.

Note that the template place must have template copying enabled through place settings. You cannot use this method to clone places that you don't own.

Frequent use of this API is not recommended, particularly if the created places contain scripts, as updating the code in a large volume of places quickly becomes infeasible. For user-generated worlds, consider serializing user creations and saving them in DataStores instead.

Returns an array of asset IDs that are contained in a specified package.

Provides relevant metadata about a specific audio source (artist, title, duration, type, etc.).

This function returns details of the contents of the specified bundle.

If the bundle ID does not exist, it throws HTTP 400 (Bad Request). If bundleId is not convertible to an integer, it throws Unable to cast string to int64.

Returns a StandardPages object which contains the name and PlaceId of places within the current experience.

Allows in-experience asset creation for users by prompting a publish dialog. When called, it presents a dialog to the user, allowing them to enter a name, description, and preview the asset. Upon submitting, it saves the asset to the user's inventory. Can only be invoked on the server side.

Saves the state of the current place. Only works for places that are created with AssetService:CreatePlaceAsync() or which have the API enabled through place settings.

Returns a AudioPages object containing the result of the given search. Will not return fields with empty values.

Note that this method has a low HTTP request limit and can throw an error, so it should always be wrapped in pcall() for error handling. Possible error messages include: