Is there a way to add texture to more than one part at a time? Instead of adding texture to each part individually is there a way to choose a group of parts and add the same texture in one go. Is there a more efficient way of going about this?
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Yes, you can use Adobe Photoshop to layer the two textures that you want.
- Create two Layers.
- Import the two textures.
- Make one of them just a little transparent.
- Merge the Layers
- Export the Image/Texture
Copy the Texture you want in the Explorer window.
Select all the Parts you want the Texture on in the Explorer window and Paste it into them as a group.
If you have a lot of parts, and taking too long to select them.
You can have a script with a for-loop that cycles through, cloning a texture and putting it into the parts as children.
Or you can do what Scottifly has said, by just using ctrl c and ctrl v.
Selecting the top thing, and then selecting the bottom item while pressing shift comes in handy too, allow you to select every instance inbetween while in the Explorer Toolbar.
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If your talking about in roblox studio then highlight them all in explorer and go to the material prop.
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From what I’ve been experienced I always copy first the topaste-object that I’m trying to paste, and then I will select the multiple toget-object by using the Shortcutkeys on the studio which is ctlr + leftClick or I can do ctrl + shift if the toget-object are on the same list and lastly I will click ctrl + shift + v to paste the topaste-object accordingly.
Hope this helps.
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