Issue Type: Other
Impact: Moderate
Frequency: Constantly
Date First Experienced: 2021-03-18 20:03:00 (-05:00)
Reproduction Steps:
This started happening immediately after I tested my game with an emulated device with 10mb of memory, but I’m not sure if this is related. It stopped happening for a couple of days with seemingly no trigger, and then magically came back a few days later without me having touched the emulator.
This started happening March 18th, and after it reoccurred, it has been happening consistently for about a week.
I tried to reproduce this on a baseplate with the models in my game and could not. I cannot reproduce this in any of my other games either, not even the version of my game meant for production, which has an identical map, streaming, and model setup and configuration.
I suspect this is caused by bad / missing cache, but IIRC clearing the Roblox http cache in AppData/Local did not seem to help the issue, so it must be elsewhere.
Expected Behavior:
I expect all of my StreamingMeshes to appear correctly, and not be giant pink and black monoliths.
Like this, in the prod version of my game:
Actual Behavior:
Every time I play the in-development version of my game in Studio in either play solo, or with a local test server, all or most of the StreamingMeshes in my game are broken, and render as pink and black checkered boxes.
This is only affecting models that previously had StreamingMesh enabled for LevelOfDetail. New models that have this turned on are not affected.
The issue occurs in this game: BaA:R - Development Testing - Roblox
The issue does not occur in this game: Be an Alien: Renewal - Roblox
This does not happen at all in the client, only in Studio.
I have included before and after logs in a private message attached to this thread.
Workaround:
Creating new models and setting LevelOfDetail to StreamingMesh appears to work correctly.
Turning off StreamingMesh and turning it back on for one of the affected meshes appears to temporarily fix all of them, but after restarting Studio, the issue immediately comes back.