DistanceFade - A transparency falloff effect for your games

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#61

Should I seperate the union and make a model instead? I’m guessing the code was made for a series of objects and not just one.

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#62

umm have you opened up the script…

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#63

Oops. Omg I’m so dumb. So would I just remove those 7 lines and just add the union?

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#64

Hold up, the red barrier preset doesn’t even look like that.

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#65

ummm, kind looks like it goes center part out because of offsets… so mimic perhaps only what 4 has…

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#66

umm ya , red only has one part…

#67

So how would I make it a union?

#68

send me the union part and I will see if I can get it to work

#69

I have a whole entire game so I can’t really send it over.

#70

Ill make a new game and save it then.

#71

Place1.rbxl (65.3 KB)
It’s just called WorldBorder, it’s in workspace.

#72

Also if you could make it work in StarterPlayerScripts that would be great.

#73

or just do it like this and rename your union to barrier

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it is only see from one face tho…

#74

Ok let me see what I can do… (chars)

#75

The borders only show as if the union was a square, so something’s up,

#76

I even tried the hexagons and it’s still not working.

#77

hi, unfortunately the module only works with square faces. You could potentially arrange baseparts to fit the shape of your union, similar to how I made the curve in the Hexagon barrier template

#78

Ok, so you’re saying if I make a square with 4 parts it should work?

#79

Also, the red barrier is only one part, how would I make it on all 4 parts of the square?

#80

you can add the rest of the faces on the part using :AddFace(part, normalId)
for example if you want to add it to the top of the part, set the normalId to Enum.NormalId.Top