Limit of triangles?

[1eft (Someware)]

I take it, the maximum amount of triangles are 10.000

Is there any way to bypass this, since I’m having difficulties with the quality outcome I get?

[Dysche]

Split your mesh into several pieces and upload them seperately, then stitch them back together in studio.

[1eft (Someware)]

I thought of that, but that’d be a pain.
If my mesh is 50k+ tri’s, it would start to get very complicated.

I guess there’s nothing else I can do about it.

Thanks though

[Dysche]

May wanna mark it as solved if there’s nothing left to add.

[Quoteory]

besides taking it apart on your side

Mesh Splitting Enabled for Uploading Multi-Mesh Files

Hey Developers! As you may know, we recently released a feature in Studio to enable the bulk importing of assets. After hearing the requests of the community, we’re excited to announce that we have now enabled the ability to import multi-mesh files and have them split into separate meshes instead of the current weld behavior. Now, anytime you import a multi-mesh file via the Game Explorer, it will split into separate meshes. Additionally, multiple textures will now import separately and retain …

roblox recently made it extremely easier to import multi meshes

[1eft (Someware)]

Thank you, just what I needed!

[Aotrou (Shawn)]

Granted I’ve said many times before, for Roblox, you really shouldn’t be using that many triangles for a mesh (in the large majority of cases).

I would sooner simplify your mesh before cutting it up.

[1eft (Someware)]

I understand, however in this scenario, it is only about one specific mesh, which will be a bigger part of the game.

Anywho, thanks for the advice man.