This ambient occlusion is affecting many models especially low poly ones and it shows black lines of the faces of your model Example
Expected behavior
A new toggle in lighting to disable this should be added.
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No this is a problem with the engine It doesn’t show when you turn your graphics down in the Roblox menu but if your graphics high it shows
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Thank you for bringing this to our attention. Could you please provide a minimally reproducible placefile for this issue?
Mesh Example.rbxl (76.6 KB)
Here is a place file, If you look underneath the mesh you can see the error.
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I know this is a big bump, but my goodness is this causing so many issues.
When Studio Graphics Quality is set to level 21, AO lines on cylinders, spheres and anything that has “harsh” angles in the geometries appear.
When Studio Graphics Quality is set to level 20, because AO is turned off with this level, all the lines before are no longer visible and everything is super smooth.
Please fix this, or atleast make a force AO turn off on meshes independently
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