The short version
- 01Confirm error 270 appears in Roblox Studio while editing with Team Create.
- 02Reconnect to the Team Create session and record whether the same error returns.
- 03Compare a different permitted internet connection if the Studio session keeps disconnecting.
- 04Follow Roblox's linked PC repair instructions if reconnecting and the network comparison fail.
- 05Record the incident time so the corresponding Studio log can be identified.
- 06Share the relevant Studio log only when a Roblox employee requests the file.
Raw message
Lost connection to Team Create. Please reconnect
Likely causes
- A possible desynchronization while editing a place in Roblox Studio on PC.
- The Team Create session disconnects; Roblox's follow-up checks cover app files, stored data and the connection.
Start with the Studio session
Roblox's 270 article describes a possible desynchronization while editing a place and disconnection from Team Create in Studio on PC. Our first check follows the message: reconnect and note whether the same session drops again. Record the place and incident time for any follow-up.
Compare the connection before repeating repairs
Roblox lists another internet connection as a comparison, followed by the internet provider if the connection issue persists. Its PC app repair steps also cover reinstalling and clearing stored data. Use the official code article below for that procedure; those general checks are shared with other Roblox errors.
Our recommendation is to keep the network result with the incident details. A changed result helps describe the scope of the problem; it does not prove which network component failed.
Find the Studio log when Roblox requests it
Roblox says Player and Studio logs share a folder. For the standard Windows desktop installation, press Windows + R and open %localappdata%\Roblox\logs. Look for Studio in the filename and use timestamps to find the file for the incident.
Roblox instructs users to send logs only when a Roblox employee requests them. Follow the employee's support instructions; for Developer Forum uploads, its log guide specifies the bug-files group and a staff-requested upload. Our recommendation is to retain the relevant log rather than post it publicly while seeking help.
Sources and review notes
Checked on . Based on Roblox's 270 definition, PC troubleshooting and Studio log instructions. Reconnecting, recording incident details and interpreting a network comparison are editorial guidance. The log path shown is for the standard Windows desktop installation. Glitchary is independent of Roblox.