How should I go about avoiding the null zone?

[Pugshark8]

Hello! I am currently working on a survival game in Roblox. I want the map to expand more and more as I update the game so I can add more biomes and features. Sadly, this isn’t possible because the farther you go from the center of the world, the more glitchy your character and world gets. You can see this in games like Road to Gramby’s where the large map has jittery consequences. My original plan was to make it so the world was divided with walls in a grid pattern. Each wall would have a portal on it that would take you to another experience that has new zones and features. Yesterday, I realized that this idea wouldn’t work out. If I wanted to add an update, I would have to put the update features into every different experience in the game. Here is a model of the wall system.

The black lines are the walls, the red dots are the portals, and each square would be a different experience in the large connected world. I wish the null zone didn’t exist but every game has its limits. Would it be possible to update all of the experiences simultaneously? If not, how could I go about avoiding the null zone? Is there nothing I can do?

[iATtaCk_Noobsi (Noob)]

Well you could use InsertSerice:LoadAssest() and load in your required things to make your game work per place.

Or you could do some sort of Client Sided “game” I guess, where each zone is loaded in only if the player is in the zone while also hiding the other zones and other players. This can be done using ContentStreaming.

[Pugshark8]

That idea is wonderful! So I could locally load in different chunks of the game and make others invisible when they are in different chunks. That is such a great idea. Thank you so much!