Hello there sign loving developers of Roblox, WoodReviewer here, and I’m pretty sure a few of you have figured out what is going to be inside day 25 of my 2024 Advent Calendar this year. I saw one person guess it on yesterday’s post. Or atleast part of it. Some of the most common mistakes in Roblox games used to be chair legs and crates, hence their prevalence in my advent calendars. But going through the Roblox events this year I noticed a new issue that a bunch of games have: Bad wood grain on signs. While some may blame this on the recommended sign in free models having bad wood grain there are also enough custom signs with bad wood grain that it is impossible to blame all the issues on that lone sign. So what is today’s gift?

Hello there food makers of Roblox, WoodReviewer here for my favorite day of my 2024 Advent Calendar, day 24. Now why is day 24 my favorite day? Because this is actually the last day I need to do anything since day 25 is already made and just needs to be published. Should I probably start pre-making more of my calendar? Probably, but old habits die hard. Anyway, what is today’s gift?

Hello there bench lovers of Roblox, WoodReviewer here with day 23 of my 2024 Advent Calendar. We are fast approaching the end of this year’s calendar so it seems time to revisit another old favorite from previous incarnations of my calendars. So, what is this latest revisit?

Hello there paper hoarders of Roblox, WoodReviewer here with day 22 of my 2024 Advent Calendar. Today’s post is going to be a bit short today because I’m bad at planning and it is already nearly 9 at night so apologies about that. Anyway, what is today’s gift?

Hello there cooks of Roblox, WoodReviewer here with day 21 of my 2024 Advent Calendar. The end of this year’s calendar is quickly approaching and as I’ve stated before I am really starting to run out of ideas for gifts. So what does one do when they are nearly out of gift ideas?

Hello there short people of Roblox, WoodReviewer here with day 20 of my 2024 Advent Calendar. As we are approaching the end of the calendar this year we are approaching the part of the calendar where I start running out of good ideas for gifts while at the same time I am starting work on the final gift of this year. As a result we are back to me just thinking of anything I can and making that today’s gift. So, what is the result of that today?

Hello there CSG abusers of Roblox, WoodReviewer here with day 19 of my 2024 Advent Calendar. As we are quickly approaching the end of this years calendar I truly hope that some of you are learning something, preferably in relation to how wood grain works but learning anything at all is fine. There are still a few more things left for you to learn with this year’s calendar, including what is in today’s gift.

Hello there fellow Winter Showcase players of Roblox, WoodReviewer here with day 18 of my 2024 Advent Calendar. Apologies for this late post, but I was a bit tied up working on my review for the Winter Spotlight event. I say that like I won’t be tied up for the rest of the advent calendar, but that is my excuse today and Tower Defense Sim was a really hard challenge. Anyways the Winter Spotlight will have its blog post later, today is about today’s gift. So, what is today’s gift now that all the part shape specific gifts are done?

Hello there corner wedge lovers of Roblox, WoodReviewer here and welcome to day 16 of my 2024 Advent Calendar. Today we are going to go over the second least used part shape on Roblox, corner wedges. Do I have any info that this is the second least used part type? Not really, but I do go back through the 7 years of my advent calendars, nearly 175 gifts, and I found about 3 corner wedges total in the master files I have for building the gifts and taking screenshots. So atleast personally, not a fan. So what do I have to show them off?

Hello there wedge lovers of Roblox, WoodReviewer here with day 15 of my 2024 Advent Calendar. If you couldn’t tell, today’s gift is going to focus on wedges and various oddities with them So, what gift am I going to use to demonstrate these oddities?