I am attempting to achieve a cool effect for a barrier in my battleroyale game. I heard that you could get a cool effect for a part using the forcefield material on a mesh or part.
I watched this video, but I could find out how to make the effect.
Click here to see the video
It looks a little like this:
How can I achieve such a effect? I would be gratefull for any help!
You can attempt to create a hollow Spherical mesh, and make it can-collide off. Then set it to the forcefield material, here:
EDIT: You might need to use textures like @The_Pr0fessor has said.
Well somone actuall achieved this effect using textures https://twitter.com/belownatural/status/1112050442677178369?lang=en
This wasnt the person i was thinking of their name was exadeer but you need textures with it
Put on the ForceField material, and then you make it as a mesh. Then add any texture to that!
Here is a video that will help you how to use the Forcefield material. He will explain it to you!
@Hadiisepic and @The_Pr0fessor
Hi, could someone show me the setup, like how you do it.
Do I just use a normal mesh part or something else?
I tried with a normal mesh part and it was obviously not possible to change the material. When I then tried to have it inside a force field material part with a “special mesh” part inside and then change the mesh id and texture i did not get the cool effect where thing “move” (?).
Would be great if you guys could give me a thorough explanation step by step to achieve this!
Would be GREATLY appreciated, and would help me alot as well as many other devs i can imagine!
Yes you could and use unions or make one in blender.
Yea you only use a SpecialMesh that has a texture and set the block’s material to forcefield. The trick is to use a texture that has much detail to make the effect more dynamic.
I made a sample with a soccer ball:
ForceFieldBall.rbxm (2.5 KB)
Thank you so much gui110, this will help me alot 
Any tips for making the forcefield look good with normal lighting settings (that its not dark)
Anyways thank you alos for sharing your place with me!
Thank you also:
@Hadiisepic
@The_Pr0fessor
@jordonh23
One quick question, how did the dev (the one in the attached link below) manage to give the forcefield part a purple-ish color?
Do I just change the color of the part?
Thanks for answers: @jordonh23 @The_Pr0fessor @gui110 @Hadiisepic
Yea, this is fairly simple; you have to go in the SpecialMesh properties and change the VertexColor.
Can you change the color of a mesh? 
I did not know that, damn!
Thanks for all the help @gui110 !
Greatly appreciated!
