How to add studs to my part?

[PablitoTheChicken]

Since the surface tab is removed (for no reason) i have 0 clue how to add studs to my parts

Is there a new way or did roblox just removed this feature?

[iiXenoglossy]

i’m not exactly sure what you mean but if you want to check how many studs your part is as you scale it you could use transform

[Creeperman16487]

there is a property or a tool(i dont remember which) but you can use it to add studs

[anon36900032]

So a long long time ago, Roblox decided to remove default surface materials. I know, huge bummer.

[anon36900032]

The best thing you could do is use a texture.

[Creeperman16487]

oh thats dumb of roblox that surfaces was kinda great

[anon36900032]

Yep, sorry to be the bearer of bad news, haha.

[PablitoTheChicken]

No i am talking about the surface stud texture

[dthecoolest]

This plugin should work:

Surface Tool - Bring Back Studs!

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[whatplayer5858 (keklik)]

You can save the Classic Baseplate and insert it to your game, it has surface properties.

[anon36900032]

Yes, they removed that, sir. I recommend using the Texture element.

[CreatarRoblox (Creatar)]

I know this is an old topic but if you type

Instance.new("Part",workspace)

you will get a part with surface properties.