Hello! Let me introduce you to RobloxStudioPlus. A plugin with different features that RobloxStudio doesn’t have by default. So far these features include: -Anchor All -UnAnchor All -Highlight Important -Clear Highlights -Part Count -Texture Parts -Delete all
Most of them are pretty self explanatory. I know that there already are textures inside RobloxStudio, but what the plugin allows you to do is texture a part in all sides/faces by simply typing the texture ID and hitting apply.
While the concept is nice, I myself don’t see the need to unanchor every single part, My entire map would fall and be destroyed.
Don’t know what is considered “Important” is this something like a tag you set yourself? If so then that this highlight important feature might be useful in some cases.
Part count and Texture parts do seem pretty useful, Not having to texture every single face of a part but being able to do it at once could save a bit of time, And the part count certainly would save me from having to insert one or create one.
TD;LR
Some tools sound useful, But please elaborate how exactly highlighting and anchor all will work.
Yes, It is a tag that I set myself. It is meant to see more “important” parts easier when there are a lot of other parts in that region, or be able to see them easier from further distances. On the other hand, Clear Highlights clears all the highlights that you have set.
I will provide videos of every feature in this plugin ASAP.
Not trying to rag on the resource or anything, I can see how keybinds in the form of buttons may be easier for some people, but this seems a little redundant?
As others mentioned, ctrl + a then hit the “Anchor” button
Same as above
This is something roblox studio doesn’t have by default, but people can use Selection boxes, and adornee to the part, and make it yellow and copy and paste if needed, but it would be easier in the form of a button so I think this is really the only useful thing here
Same as what I talked above here only removing the adornee on selection boxes
Keybind for this.
Ctrl Shift 1 if curious (this should show detailed game stats)
This can make texturing maybe easier? But in the end you’re still having to manually fetch the ID and plug in just like you would with a normal texture, so redundant.
ctrl + a then backspace.
Then again this is new so hopefully you’ll add things we don’t already have or make more processes easier. Nonetheless, cool.
(also is it just me or does the GUI of the plugin feel a bit to big and in the way? idk.)