A weird hole appears on my mesh after being imported to Studio

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#1

So I’ve been messing with blender the past few days and decided to work on a simple low poly palm tree. In Blender, everything looks fine, however, once imported to Studio the top of the trunk has a weird hole that you can observe from each direction; following the camera sort of.

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The only thing that I did that could potentially cause this was that in order to fill the gap (see image below) I used F3 > gapfill. I’m unsure if this could be the reason or not since I’m not familiar with the mechanics just yet, nor if this has already been answered on the devforum.
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All help is strongly appreciated.

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#2

Did you try using FBX to import it into studio?

#3

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Turn on Face Orientation option to see wether it’s blue or red.
Blue means it will be solid outside.
Red means that normals will be inverted giving a weird effect, like on your image.

Just select your mesh, press Tab and then select everything by pressing Ctrl + A, and then Shift + N, to invert the normals! Once your mesh is blue everywhere, you won’t have a problem anymore.

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#4

Try toggling the DoubleSide property on the mesh in Roblox studio to true and see if it fixes

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