How can I build low poly without using Blender?

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Hi! My name is ProGamerKuzey_C. You can calll me Pro. I need emergency help! How can I build low poly without using Blender and Robux? Thanks for reading!

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#2

By what I know, blender is the most efficient and practical way to build low poly, plugins can be dangerous and can cause your game to ‘freeze’ too, but blender costs no money.
The plugins that do work well cost robux.

Signed, @XxELECTROFUSIONxX

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#3

Thanks for reply! I will try it

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Soo another method it would be to make all the objects you make Smooth Plastic, Make them with Corners (imperfect), and kinda that’s it, I’ve tried It before and It worked fine for me ohh, and one more tip, make It all catoony, for an low-poly/cartoony game effect.

  • Signed, @Daffydavinko (no need of signed, but done it just for fun)
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#5

Thanks Daffy! I will try it! :smiley:

#6

I do build low poly and don’t use Blender. I use blender when I need to make weird shapes like a guitar body. You could totally use unions. Negated parts will basically cut out areas of a part when unionized.

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#7

You can build low poly in Roblox Studio. The really only difference is Blender is more efficient in doing curves. Low poly is just really your own imagination on how you want to make it sort of ‘cartoony’ and not too much bricks, of course.

#8

Blender is a platform app based and only mainly focused on modeling. It varies with tons of features and properties to mess with and create awesome shapes and styles, while on Studio it’s pretty hard to create for example a tree or something with a weird shape.

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#9

You can always build low-poly without needing blender! Blender just allows us to model objects in really funky & easy ways that would be a lot harder to achieve on Blender!
Along the fact half the time it’s really meshes > parts/unions

You can always mess around and play with objects to see if you happen to put anything together that you like! Also, remember to use Smooth Plastic to really give it that “low-poly” pop.

Good luck :- )

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#10

Thanks for information! I will try it!

#11

It really worked, thanks for info!

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#12

Its all in this one word I am going to show you:
Design.

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