How would you go about creating a portal-like effect?

[AdanSalazarTalaz (Adan)]

Hello! I was curious as to how you would go about creating a portal effect, where when you look in the portal, the camera shows the other end of the portal, in 3d. Thanks

[xJon_as (Jonas)]

Hi!

Just a quick thought: I would use a viewportFrame which basically puts everything that’s on the other side in it. Not sure if that’s the best practice though!

[stick_man1112 (Kerosene)]

egomoose made a uncopy locked thing that is just like this

[TimesIllusion]

EgoMoose has done something like this in the past and it’s been refined and used in atleast one game I know of since. Might be a good place to start.

Re-Creating a Portal Effect,

Last post of the night I promise! Since the discussion was in regards to creating a portal effect like in the game “Portal” I figured I’d lazily throw something together: https://doy2mn9upadnk.cloudfront.net/uploads/default/original/4X/8/e/0/8e014b634b2cc2c9a83fae0f748197ddb7a825dc.mp4 This is more a demo of the visual than it is the ability to actually walk through the portals. The functionality for that is “kinda” there, but I didn’t really work on smoothing stuff out. Also I originally onl…

[stick_man1112 (Kerosene)]

Someone should REALLY make the take on me effect. You know how he looks through the mirror and its like all sketched?

[xChris_vC (Chris)]

I don’t want to demotivate you, but if you care about game performance, don’t do it.

When using ViewportFrames for rendering full worlds (like with portals), you’re going to consume a lot of memory for each.

Roblox doesn’t have a plug-and-play solution for these effects, and even if it would, it would probably have a low-performance on non-gaming devices.