Can see Inside of roblox block

[countdrums (Mars)]

No idea whats causing this bug, its weird

[realnameesrgertherth (Camouflage)]

This is a pretty interesting bug lol, have you fixed this yet? Might just be a weird rendering issue (likely drivers) or a studio issue

[countdrums (Mars)]

I did use a script written by the roblox ai for it, but the thing is that when I tried to use a convert part plugin it worked one time but doesnt work anymore, its weird

the script used wasnt that weird

local Selection = game:GetService("Selection")
local selectedParts = Selection:Get()
if #selectedParts == 0 then
    warn("No parts selected.")
    return
end

-- Calculate center point of all selected parts
local center = Vector3.new(0,0,0)
for _, part in ipairs(selectedParts) do
    if part:IsA("BasePart") then
        center = center + part.Position
    end
end
center = center / #selectedParts

for _, part in ipairs(selectedParts) do
    if part:IsA("BasePart") then
        local wedge = Instance.new("WedgePart")
        wedge.Size = Vector3.new(part.Size.X, part.Size.Y * 0.5, part.Size.Z)
        wedge.Anchored = true
        wedge.Color = Color3.fromRGB(255, 255, 127)
        wedge.Parent = workspace

        -- Position wedge upright, flush on top of the part
        local topY = part.Position.Y + part.Size.Y/2 + wedge.Size.Y/2
        local wedgePos = Vector3.new(part.Position.X, topY, part.Position.Z)

        -- Face wedge towards center
        local lookDir = (center - wedgePos).Unit
        local upDir = Vector3.new(0,1,0)
        local rightDir = upDir:Cross(lookDir).Unit
        local facingCFrame = CFrame.fromMatrix(wedgePos, rightDir, upDir, -lookDir)

        wedge.CFrame = facingCFrame
    end
end

print("Upright wedges placed on top of selected parts, facing center.")

[countdrums (Mars)]

Ok so I found my fix, trying to use the move tool to move it did NOT fix it, even when moved to a different place the part was still inside out, but when I selected and dragged it on the ground it fixed

so I just selected all the affected parts and made them go up by 0.01 studs cause updating position worked too

so its probably like the roblox shading not detecting the part or something, so when you move it, it like updates the shading. it probably wouldnt have this effect when in game just in studio

and it is likely limited to the roblox rendering engine im using (Vulkan)

[savio14562 (savio14563)]

If this was the script that created those parts, then it’s probably the CFrame.fromMatrix thats causing them to look like that. It’s making the size negative, which normally isn’t possible without it. This is a known way to invert the scale used intentionally.