Howdy roblox. I have a simple problem but I can’t find the solution for it. Whenever I place thin parts above a part that has a texture on it, it seems to clip out of existence from certain camera angles. Is this something you guys have experienced and if so how do I fix it? In the pictures the path is there for both, but from certain camera angles the path starts to dissapear. Seems to be more frequent from farther out camera angles.
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Yeah, this happens. I haven’t found a way to prevent it other than making the parts more thick.
If I’ve heard right, this happens because Decals and Textures are separate polygons that are near, but not exactly on the surface of the part. This would cause Z-fighting between the texture and the bare surface of the part, so the texture is raised further above the surface of the part - in this case and at that distance, more than 0.4 studs (if that road is 0.4 studs thick)
I don’t know any other way of preventing it other than making the road thicker or possibly having a localscript make the road thicker the further it is from the camera.
On a related note, if the ground had no Texture and the road were thinner, it would likely sink into the ground at a long distance anyway.
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Yeah, it does happen to me as well when I’m working on my showcase currently, the textures on the pavement of the road is just z-fighting when you add the two parts that allign with it
(You may not needed to read this) Hello, I am AriaxLKM. I used to have this issues and I already tried everything on Devforum. Unf, It didn’t work for me. After a long time having that problem in my game, when I adding textures to the floor, I saw that the part (like your road). Then. I didn’t care about it, But when I changing the transparency of the texture to over 0.5, The part appeared again in far distance.
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I think you should change the transparency texture of the grass (floor) to over 0.5 so the parts will appear in far distances.
If you have a solution on fixing the “Collaborate” button, pls message me.