i made the island, the trees, the rock, and the house using block parts with stud surface. i used a meshpart with surfaceappearance to make the white-outline effect for the water. what’s your opinion on it?
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Actually, It looks very cool!! It remembers me the old roblox 
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Ah it looks epic and its even more epic since I love studs
Edit: just realised the rock at the left of the pic looks kinda like a pyramid try to make it less perfect and more natural
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I love this! Keep resurrecting the classic era!
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Pretty sure this brings many memories.
Also, agree with this^
Looks great has a very nice feel to it!
For me its fantastic!I like studs!Its sad that studs deleted 
By the way,i’m agree with TheSenorDuck!Rock really look like a pyramid
Studs are deleted? No they arent they just removed the menu but you can type this: workspace.Part.TopSurface = Enum.SurfaceType.Studs in command bar to add studs or just use F3X to do it and incase roblox removes studs, theres a file in localrobloxfolder>platformcontent>pc>textures that has all stud types on it
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Looks very cool, the surface appearance fits nicely!
Seriously?Oh!Im happy!Thank you,I’m think that studs deleted forever…thanks you!
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Looks cool.
Try venture on more ideas as it seems pretty bland, the lighting is clean!
ye, you’re right. i didn’t realize it while making it xdxd
Thats a lot better than I could do!
I was wondering where they’d gone. Thank you so much!
This looks great and all, but I’m curious about this:
Did you use a plugin that transformed your builds into studs?
I think it looks pretty good but it could be improved if you disabled CastShadow for all the parts.
Here is a script to do so easily: (run it in the command bar)
for i, v in pairs(workspace:GetDescendants()) do if v:IsA("Part") then v.CastShadow = false end end
i like the way it looks, with classic-styled builds and future lighting. i’ll try using it. thanks for the suggestion!