Finding Duplicate Parts

So this afternoon I was building a map, and after moving a part, there was still a part there :sob: I love ctrl+d, but I’ve been paranoid ever since, ever since a few hours ago :smiley:

I made a plugin to find those pesky duplicate parts. This is what it looks like after duplicating a mountainside a few times:

It’s not as efficient as it could be, but I’m happy with it. I’m not one to share my uber top secret building plugin, but here ya go:

https://www.roblox.com/Tomarty-Geometry-Tools-item?id=344901609

The plugin also uses a copy of stravant’s epic ResizeAlign math, so huge creds to him for that. It reuses modules for geometric input across tools and has extra features like shift-clicking to select the opposite face or being able to view what ResizeAlign is going to do before you click:

Enjoy :slight_smile:

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Sweet Idea, I’ve done that at some points when mass duplicating trees, later to find out that some trees had 3 or 4 other ones inside…

The texture flip is nice. Very easy to see what face is being rotated. Although for the duplicate detection tool, maybe have a small GUI pop up on screen so you can tell if it loaded or not or if you just don’t have any duplicate parts.