I've looked up everywhere to figure out how to remove the tag on the website, and i saw somewhere that it shouldn't be there by default. But after messing with the settings in studio and on the website it's still there. I can't tell if it's something obvious that i'm looking over, or if it's an issue with my studio or something. I know this question isn't directly about scripting, but I read that it could be involved with certain local scripts.
How do I remove experimental mode?
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You should try to uninstall and reinstall Roblox. You can put your games in a separate folder. I have had problems, and this is likely the solution. Then you can tick the "FilteringEnabled" box in the Workspace. If the problem persists, you may need a different account. I would suggest you contact Roblox if it persists. If you have any questions, please comment below!
Best,
TheLastHabanero
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Thanks!
No problemo!
ExperimentalMode is enabled when you have FilteringEnabled disabled on your Roblox game. By default now all new games have FilteringEnabled, though, old games do not.
To disable/remove the tag, head to your game's workspace and tick the property FilteringEnabled. It may take a few minutes for the tag to be removed.
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I've had FilteringEnabled ticked in the workspace from the start, and it hasn't changed.
Then you should probably contact Roblox. ExperimentalMode should only have been there during the transition period and if FilteringEnabled was not ticked.
Roblox's announcement on ExperimentalMode - https://devforum.roblox.com/t/removal-of-experimental-mode/152807
Ok, thanks anyway
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Filtering enabled might be disabled. Go under your game. On your explorer select workspace. On your properties tab, enable filtering enabled.