How to go over the part size limit?

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#1

I’ve wanted to make a huge piece of land right like very very big the size of a huge world in one part, but I’ve noticed something. There is a limit to the size of how big a part can be. I’m currently stuck right now trying to find out what to do because I’m not a builder myself sooooo, any builders out there… HOW DO I FIX THIS PROBLEM??

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#2

I recommend downloading (4) Building Tools by F3X (Plugin) - Roblox It’s a lot simpler, and can go over size limit un like normal Roblox studio tools.

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#3

I’ve tried that and didn’t work for me.

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#4

Hi, if I am correct, the max size is 2048, 2048, 2048, and I think there is no way to go over that limit.
What you can do is, you can have the part to the max size, and duplicate it. Then, move the part next to the other part to make a bigger part.

Hope this helped! :grinning:

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#5

Is there any possible way to like combine the parts though without using a model?

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#6

Can you be more specific? Thanks!

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#7

i think you can export them as one .obj file and then import them back to studio. i am not sure tho

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#8

The mesh parts have the same limit as the regular parts in Roblox Studio. :grinning:

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#9

ok. that is good to note for later on thx

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#10

You Could Union Them, And Turn On Use Part Color.

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#11

Unions, you can press union to combine the parts together.

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#12

Can’t scale beyond 2048^3? You can only visually create a part several time its size, but collision won’t register. Use a BlockMesh and tinker around with the BlockMesh.Scale.

Alternatives if you want to keep their collision, just duplicate and place.

Not sure about union. That’s just odd.

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#13

You can union them. I tried it 2 months ago. Don’t know if it still works.

#14

make a union model. That is what you are trying to say

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#15

You can simply group the part, then change the group scale to a higher number.

#16

You are quite late to this lol… That being said ya this is an option too

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#18

you could try using cheat engine to manually edit the memory values of the part sizes, but idk if it’ll save.

another solution is to just use multiple 2048x2048 parts

#19

Quite late, haha, but thank you for the help anyways (this problem has long been solved).

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