Gridder | Add grid material to your parts easily!

Gridder

Add grid material to your parts easily!

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How to use

Gridder’s UI is very simple and minimal.


It lives in it’s own window, can be docked anywhere and it adapts to your Studio theme (needs restart).

To apply grid material you just select your parts, and click the “Add Grid” button.

Some colors and a map.

There are some good color combinations with Gridder


You can get this color pack here: https://www.roblox.com/library/7957145435/Gridder-Examples


Try it out for yourself!

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Overall quite good, but I’m not sure what the point of this is.

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It’s at the top of the post in the About Gridder section, where I point out who I recommend Gridder.

Oh, I see it now. You should make a bold text saying “Why use Gridder” so it attracts developers to that section.

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It looks cool; however, can you set the studs increment for the grid boxes?

And another question: why is there a watermark on the top left of every grid? If you want people to actually use this, you should remove that.

Overall it looks nice and simple, keep up the good work!

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It’s not a watermark, just text. But I’ll make a setting so you can turn that off in the future!
You can’t set stud increments cause it’s an image.

Suggestions:

  1. Allow changing stud increments. You can do this because Textures have two properties called StudsPerTileU and StudsPerTileV
  2. Remove the watermark in the corner or make it optional. (Although it does look pretty cool.)
  3. Create an option for an infinite grid.

Hello! Thanks for the suggestions! They really help!
What do you mean by “infinite grid”?

Update!

Now you have another button to toggle the text on the grid texture.
Here are two cubes one with text, and one without text.

(I’ll add other requested features tomorrow.)

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Like this, so there’s a grid texture that expands as far as the eye can see, but preferably not using any parts.

Example

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Not really a watermark, but some placeholder text. It’s inspired by Unity’s grid texture:

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Hello! I don’t think I can do that without parts. I will need at least one part to do it, But I will make sure it doesn’t interrupt development.

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'26 update!

This is probably unexpected, but after more than 4 years, Gridder recieved an update!
As the plugin is getting 2-3 sales on average each day, I thought it deserves some care.

Along with a fresh new UI, you are now able to edit the transparency of new or already existing grid textures.

Let’s see what’s new!

Old UI:


New UI:

(if the widget is smaller, the title will disappear automatically)


Added the feature to change grid transparency, just select any part with “GridTexture”


The UI changes to this:

Pretty simple, right?


Some cool UI animations, like parallax and a satisfying “Add Grid” button animation. See for yourself in the plugin, it’s FREE!

The grid texture stays the same as the original, and no functionality was removed.

Hope you guys like it, cheers!

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