Model pixelator plugin

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#4

I will for sure use this! Thanks for making this!

#5

This is what happened when I tested this plugin:

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#6

It just put parts over the model. It did not pixelate the model and the model is still visible.

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#7

local plugins, and off-sale plugins

#8

If it’s a offsale plugin it’s not a community resource. This is why you don’t need to put open source in the title.

#10

You just delete the original model?

#11

No because the new model looks nothing like the original.

#12

It gets pixelated so it is not gonna look like the original? It works perfectly for me, if you have decals on it, it won’t pixelate the decals.

#13

Your issue is probably the scan size.

#14

You should do some greedy meshing to minimize part count after the pixelation process

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#15

If you are using parts that have a specialmesh in it, then it won’t work. Simply because this system uses raycasting. The system goes by the collisions of you model.

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#16

Roblox has no meshesing system yet. Except for solid modeling and terrain.

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#17

Its not off sale. It may have been within an hour of release, but it has been available since yesterday.

#18

No, its not. If you have a basic understanding of how raycasting works, then the issue is the model it self. Since this system goes off by collision, and I am pretty sure default character collisions are boxes. And hats use a part with a special mesh inside it. So the system won’t work with hats.

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#19

T-That’s Mind-blowing :exploding_head:

I can’t imagine how many things you can make with this, I really didn’t expect these types of plugins.
Amazing Job, keep it up!

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#20

I don’t see how this would be very useful, but unique idea ig

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#21

This plugin was intended mainly for art, and the fact that there isn’t a plugin like this. If your creative, this can be used for alotta things too.

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#22

That’s not what greedy meshing is. Right now you just pixelate it 1 to 1 which is really not good unless they need it as such. Should only do as few parts as possible. So it would become a lot more useful if you had an option for this

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#23

At the moment, there is no way for me to add a way to change block size. 1 stud is easy to work with when using math, such as rounding to a nearest whole number.

For now, users can shrink their model, pixelate it, and then scale it back up.

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