Mesh breaks when imported

[28Y8 (onses)]

I need help to figure out why my mesh is becoming inverted after I import it into Roblox. I have recreated the smoothness of it several times but I still get the same result. What am I doing wrong?

• Image of the mesh in Studio:
  

• Image of the mesh in Blender:
  

[Spectaqual (Ivy)]

Taking a rough guess by the lighting, your normals are facing the wrong way. This thread should have a couple replies showing what you’d need to do to make sure your normals are facing the right way before uploading.

Weird render problem with meshes

[wevetments]

I’m not a 3D modeler, so I have 0 experience when it comes to this, however there are several posts on how to fix it:

Problem with models

You can turn on “Backface Culling” to see if your normals are pointing inwards (this is how it will display the mesh in-studio) [image] ^ image A with Backface Culling OFF [image] ^ image B with Backface Culling ON [image] ^ image C You can also turn on “Face Orientation” The Blue will show the normals that are facing outwards (correctly) and the Red will show the normals that are Facing inwards (incorrectly, will show up as an invisible face in-studio e.g. image C) [image] ^ ima…

Mesh when imported will not import properly

Basically what Coeptus said. In Blender you can select your mesh, then select the option ‘recalculate outside’ which I think you can find under mesh > normals > recalculate outside. I would also like to point out that your tri count is really high. You should be able to half it without any noticable difference. You can use a decimater modifier for that.

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[EggYolked]

Go to collision fidelity and in the drop box click box