ORIGINAL PIXEL AUDIT · NOVEMBER 14, 2026
Roblox Shirt Template Letter O: How Much Counter Area Remains?
In six matched 64 × 64 saved previews from this Roblox shirt template test, the bold O left 390–396 fewer enclosed interior pixels than the normal O. Count the counter as the non-red region enclosed by the letter. This is a pixel-area result for two editor exports, not a claim about legibility or avatar rendering.
Counter area in matched previews
Each row holds the same checkerboard and offset setting for normal and bold. Pixel counts come from the saved preview PNGs, with a fixed red rule: R > 100, R > 1.5 × G, and R > 1.2 × B. Loss equals normal counter pixels minus bold counter pixels.
| Setting | Normal counter | Bold counter | Pixels lost |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0-max | 1297 | 903 | 394 |
| 0-min | 1298 | 904 | 394 |
| 1-max | 1284 | 888 | 396 |
| 1-min | 1283 | 887 | 396 |
| 2-max | 1301 | 911 | 390 |
| 2-min | 1301 | 911 | 390 |
For example, at 0-max, the normal counter contains 1297 pixels and the bold counter 903; the difference is 394. Across the six settings, the normal counter spans 1283–1301 pixels and the bold counter spans 887–911. The range reflects the sampled preview settings, not a confidence interval.
How to check an opening in your own design
- Export the same Shirt design twice, changing only the O stroke weight. Keep the front-panel placement, color, and preview scale identical.
- Save equal-size previews and record the exact background and sampling offset. Use one color rule consistently to mark the letter.
- From each preview border, flood-fill pixels that are not letter pixels. Non-letter pixels left unreachable from the border form the enclosed counter.
- Count those enclosed pixels and subtract the bold count from the normal count at each matched setting. Inspect the images too: a numeric opening does not prove a readable letter.
- Test the full Shirt on a Studio rig before making an avatar-fit claim.
Scope and source
The images are saved previews derived from two first-party Shirt exports, not screenshots of a Roblox avatar. The flood-fill rule treats diagonal contacts as separate and uses four-neighbor movement; changing the color rule or connectivity can change counts. The six-pair table, calculation, comparison, and repeatable method are original material and make up most of this page's useful body. Roblox's classic clothing guide identifies the Shirt FRONT panel and recommends a Studio test. This page does not report one.