Trying to replicate background of awkward car ride but only problem is I don’t know how will it work when I’ll be using tweenservice or cframing when moving the place infinitely.
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You will have to do a while true cycle and every time the background passes the car you need to clone the background so it is next to the current background.
I don’t know how will this work because if the backgrounds passes then it will be able to let them see the void.
Just move the things like cars around it.
I don’t want them to see the void, that’s the only problem.
fog effect, solves it instantly, like flex tape
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If you’re telling me to move it, I don’t know how moving it infinitely will work.
Like a conveyor belt, going from the back, end, down, backwards, up, forward.
I think that texture instances have the option to animate the textures, which could be a simple method of making an animated background. I’m not completely sure tho, I’ve never worked with textures.
It’s actually not a texture, it’s a part.
I’m a bit confused with what you’re trying to achieve. Are you trying to make a moving vertical background, like the sky, or like a repeating road?
Well you have 2 options:
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When the car reaches a certain point, clone the road and put the clone in front of the car, then when the previous road is out of frame, delete it.
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When the car starts to get into a frame where the void is visible, teleport the car to the back of the road.
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repeating moving vertical road, yes.
Do what games like Milkman Karlson do in unity, have multiple pieces of road like 3 and keep on cframing them in front of each other so they player can not see the background
I’m doing option 1 but I’m only going to move the background, the car stays at the same point.
That’s also a valid option - all three options have been used extensively outside of Roblox - especially in games that had tight restrictions on memory. As long as your road is seemless and plain, it should look infinite
This is harder than I think, How can I do that option I was mentioning?
Continuously have a loop that moves the background 1 unit (however big you feel) back at a constant rate. When it gets to a point in which you can see the void (you’ll have to figure this out yourself through testing - you can keep track of the background’s position and check if it gets passed a certain threshold), then just set the position back to what it was originally.
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