How can I fill this gap without gapfill?

[Carrotoplia (arief)]

I have zero clue what to do with this gap other then use gapfill which works okay but isn’t the greatest result (leaves a indent and the sand grain is facing the wrong side)

[i_dunno8p (Katie)]

MaterialFlip Plugin

I made yet another useful plugin. I’ve seen a couple of people doing this manually, so I thought I should make a plugin to automate it. Enter, MaterialFlip. Most easily described by a video: TL;DW: It keeps a part and all of it’s surface-types physically “in the same place” while resizing / rotating it to cycle the material pattern of the part material through the available “orientations”. http://www.roblox.com/MaterialFlip-item?id=166951203 Open source at: GitHub - stravant/ro…

use that plugin

[Carrotoplia (arief)]

wow that’ll come in handy thanks

[Conejin_Alt (DisplayNameHere)]

Looks like the gap is a right triangle, considering the grass and the sand are perpendicular to each other.

You can simply add a wedge (considering they look like right triangles) and scale it as you’d like.

[grimmerschool2 (notGrim)]

It’s rotation, some basic math, and unioning
a. Move the negate pivot to this edge of the negate (i literally dont know how to explain this, but its simple)

b. Now get the orientation of the two wedges


c. Now the math
x = (w1+w2)/2
So, it will be x = (29.745+0)/2 = 14.8725 in this example
d. Apply it to the origin (not cframe) of the part

e. Scale height of negate and duplicate it for the other wedge

f. Union it and you’re done

@Conejin_Alt

Looks like the gap is a right triangle, considering the grass and the sand are perpendicular to each other.

You can simply add a wedge (considering they look like right triangles) and scale it as you’d like.

Looking at OP’s image, it seems Gapfill did it, however it didn’t satisfy them.