This is incorrect, as Unions create unnecessary triangles and issues with collision. If you need to use a union, import it to Blender and remove the unnecessary triangles. I would advise OP to remove the unions.
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Don’t Roblox’s built in graphics settings do this already?
I would recommend this guide to @B777200exe :
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Hi, I’m Peter “@MrChickenRocket ” McNeill. I’ve been a game developer for over 25 years now, and I have spent a lot of time building games, engines and renderers.
I worked on Fruit Ninja, Jetpack Joyride, Candy Crush and a bunch of other mobile phone games and their engines, so mobile performance and optimisation is something I’ve gotten pretty good at.
With Roblox, I’ve released a handful of my own…
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I’ve been having trouble with some of my game lagging and it seems like it’s because of all of the buildings I have. I’ve been looking for some ways to optimize the buildings but I haven’t really found anything outside of making them in blender or using unions which people say aren’t very good. The buildings were made using roblox parts so I haven’t been able to import them into blender. Please help
Hello developers!
I’m currently working on a city map right now, and I was wondering how can I reduce lag and optimize my builds.
I’ve been reading on the Devforum about how can I optimize buildings and I got confused by a lot. Some people say that Unions are good for optimizing, Some other people says that Unions are not good for optimizing, Use meshes instead, etc.
I’ve got confused so that’s why I want to ask if you can give me some tips to avoid lag, and optimize buildings.
Any help is …
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A friend of mine and I, are working together on making these big skyscrapers for a City game.
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As you’re probably seeing right now, these building are very detailed and made fully with roblox parts.
Each building is 100+ blocks, and as you probably know wont run very smooth on a full city game with many skyscrapers like these.
I’ve heared that with using meshes you can significantly reduce triangles therefor having it run smoother, but I’…
I’ve been using these methods for quite some and I felt like sharing what I’ve learned.
What I employ to keep part count low can be summarised into one word: layers.
Like ogres, your builds should have layers. Not only is this more aesthetically pleasing, but if you’re smart about it you can significantly decrease the number of parts.
Before I tell you how, I’ll remind you why. Especially on mobile devices, part count can have a huge impact on performance. If you look at games like Jailbreak,…
During my time as a builder, I have learned so much, however I feel as if I still lack optimization skills. I build primarily in studio and lean towards a semi-realistic style (images below of what I’m currently working on [to show off my style]). I have learned the common method using less parts to achieve a similar or slightly less detailed look but other than that I know nothing. Does anyone have any other tips/methods to improve optimization?
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