I am trying to union basic roblox parts but in the end I keep getting this. Before:
After:
Does anybody know why its doing it, and if there is a workaround?
After:
Does anybody know why its doing it, and if there is a workaround?
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ummm uhh … have you tried closing and opening studio again? Looks like a glitch…
Does this also happen in a new baseplate?
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It does, but it seems to fix itself once its moved closer to the baseplate for some reason
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thats odd, so is it resolved? Or…
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doubt it, I’ve had the same problem a lot in recent times and it really ticks me off.
This usually happens when you have already used union on a part multiple times.
Hey, thanks for reporting this. This looks like an issue we’ve been seeing with the new studio beta enabled, can you confirm that you have the “studio solid modeling improvements” enabled? We’ve been working on a fix for this which should ship soon. In the meantime you can turn off the beta to work around this issue.
set mode to precise. how has nobody said this yet? if it still doesn’t work then 100% a bug.
I feel like this answers part of why I possibly noticed how funky my cylinder union looked…it took off more than where the negate was.