How to get these studs

[ahariugbaeigbaei]

I’m using a plugin to get old studs and was wondering if I could that different texture most games had (example: Doomspire Brickbattle). I looked on the dev forums but couldn’t find anything

What I have:

What I wish to achieve:

[jaminz4 (jamie)]

Could what you are trying to achieve be inlets rather than studs? Otherwise it’s likely to do with the graphics quality setting.

[ahariugbaeigbaei]

Its not with the graphics nor inlets

[lor5s]

I think this might be just a difference in lighting

[jaminz4 (jamie)]

What @lor5s said, it’s a difference in lighting

Studs in darker environment:

Studs under light:

[oliwieer4 (Mathew)]

Light on Right,
No light on Left.

[NoxhazeI (HalalBoi)]

In the command bar type:

workspace["PART NAME GOES HERE"].TopSurface = Enum.SurfaceType.Studs 
workspace["PART NAME GOES HERE"].BottomSurface = Enum.SurfaceType.Inlet

[yDoritosSync]

@NoxhazeI

BottomSurface = Enum.SurfaceType.Inlet

i think this one will be fast for _,Part in pairs(“Folder”:GetDescendants()) do
if Part:IsA(“Part”) then
Part.TopSurface = Enum.SurfaceType.Studs
Part.BottomSurface = Enum.SurfaceType.Inlet
end
end

[NoxhazeI (HalalBoi)]

Thats for all parts. I am talking about one. Also please format your code with three backquotes “`” on top and bottom of your code!

[yDoritosSync]

thats a thing from my keyboard and it don`t do anything in code idk

[grimmerschool2 (PartyNoob)]

Or this:

local part = Instance.new["Part"]
part.Parent = game.Workspace

This will spawn a part with the surface menu in properties.

[Prototrode (Vernumeron)]

@grimmerschool2

Instance.new["Part"]

my brother in christ those are brackets you are trying to index the .new attribute of the Instance superclass instead of calling it as a constructor function

[NoxhazeI (HalalBoi)]

Thats part creation comepletely.