How Do i fill gaps/hole on a part

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#1

You can write your topic however you want, but you need to answer these questions:

  1. What do you want to achieve? Keep it simple and clear!
    wanted to fill gaps inside the part’s hole using script

this is the example
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  1. What is the issue? Include screenshots / videos if possible!
    i think this is a very complex scripting and i really need help for my game

  2. What solutions have you tried so far? Did you look for solutions on the Developer Hub?
    yes but i didnt find any related topic

any help will be appreciated

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#2

You would need to use a bunch of union and negation magic that I can’t make in a script without testing it myself. And I can’t test right now.

What do you need this for? Maybe there’s a workaround or something else you could use instead?

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#3

i need this for my cutting game that cuts the object when the user is drawing something on the part using the cursor

Example:

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The user will draw something random to cut the part leaving a hole that the user drew, like this:

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The method that i used to achieve this is by converting the user’s drawing into a 3d part, and filling the gaps/hole with parts that will be used to subtract the block using SubtractAsync.

But the problem is i didnt know how to fill the gaps.

Sorry if i didnt explained it really well and i hope you understand it. Is there any solution or maybe an alternative ways?

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#4

Eyeballing this right now but have you tried sizing each part of the side by * 2 on the Z axis? at the end, the result should be each part fills the middle

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#5

Sorry i didnt really quite understand what you’re saying, could you maybe try to visualize it using drawings?

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#6

I’m basing this representation off of your initial example, but essentially just make the parts fill towards the middle in the Z axis.

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and in the end it would be something like this with all the parts filling the specific area

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this would require some testing for it to be put into practice but the only con is the parts would overlap each other.

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#7

Yeah theres a big chance that the parts would overlap. Is there any alternative solution regarding this topic? Any help would be appreciated.

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#8

Well if parts do overlap you can change their Y size or position by a very small amount(like 0.001) to get rid of the z-fighting effect.

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#9

Is there like an alternative way/methods to cut the block using the user’s drawing?