How do you make Windows apps playable on mit app inventor?

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I want to be able to go on certain apps like Roblox Studio but I'm on Chromebook and Roblox wouldn't allow it

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How to make Windows apps playable on mit app inventor?

You probably can not play Windows apps using App Inventor.

Cromebook and Roblox

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We can't make playable downloads from windows using an mit component?

I was just curious

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I asked ChatGPT for you
Taifun

Short answer: You can’t directly make a Windows program (like Roblox Studio) run inside MIT App Inventor.
But I can explain why and what your real options are.

:white_check_mark: Why it doesn’t work

MIT App Inventor creates Android apps.
Roblox Studio is a Windows desktop program (.exe).

These two are completely different systems:

  • Windows apps run on x86 PC processors
  • MIT App Inventor apps run on Android ARM processors
  • They use different libraries, APIs, and frameworks

So you cannot:

  • Import an .exe into App Inventor
  • Convert a Windows program into an App Inventor project
  • Emulate Roblox Studio with blocks

:white_check_mark: What is possible?

Here are the realistic paths depending on what you want to do:

1. If you want to make a Roblox-related app

You can create things like:

  • A Roblox info viewer
  • A game browser
  • A tool for saving ideas or scripts
  • A friend tracker (using Roblox APIs)

→ This is possible with MIT App Inventor by using Web blocks and calling Roblox’s official API endpoints.

If you want, tell me what kind of Roblox-related app you want and I can help build the blocks.

2. If you want to run Roblox Studio on Android

This is not possible on App Inventor.

Android does NOT support:

  • Windows .exe files
  • Roblox Studio system requirements
  • Mouse/keyboard-heavy UI

The closest you can get is remote desktop streaming, but that requires:

  • A real PC running Roblox Studio
  • An Android remote desktop client (like Chrome Remote Desktop)

This does not run Studio on Android — it just mirrors your PC screen.

3. If you want to create a Roblox Studio–like editor in App Inventor

You could build a simple world editor, but it would not be Roblox.

Features you could build in App Inventor:

  • Add objects
  • Move/rotate them
  • Save project data
  • Export JSON
  • Maybe send data to a PC-side converter
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and also completely different os structure and difference between mobile os and desktop os if want something like that then use cross platform frameworks , like react native , flutter , kotlin multiplatform (maybe not a lot of idea ) conclusion you will have to go native languages
Nachiket