There is the distinct possibility that this will murder your computer.
However, it is nifty, and you should check it out.
Just enter the game, and move your cursor over the meshes. Use third-person mode.
How-the
I’m a wizard. :imagine:
Actually, though, it’s fairly simple. Whenever a mesh is added to the game, a server script fetches the actual mesh data from the Roblox site using a custom web service.
Then, when the player mouses over a part that contains a mesh, it gets the mesh data from the server, and then uses fancy math (CFrames and dot products galore) to figure out which triangle, if any, the mouse is hitting.
Lastly, it renders the triangle, by means of 3D-to-2D projection and a function I wrote to draw 2D lines using rotated 1-pixel-wide frames.
Extremely cool!
Nothing happend to me, it got to max 800 and many local errors?
Both times I tried it only one mesh worked, first the plant worked, then I rejoined and the glasses worked.
Both times I tried it only one mesh worked, first the plant worked, then I rejoined and the glasses worked.[/quote]
Yeah, it tends to be rather glitchy.
Master, all I can suggest is leaving and re-entering.
“Sorry, this place is currently closed to visitors.”
EDIT: Oh crap I just noticed this thread is a year old…
EDIT2: IM SORRY FOR NECRO
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