Should i use a stud texture or use roblox's studs?

[bloodbonniekingnoob1 (Brutus)]

Hello! i’ve made a game using the retro roblox style and i ran into an issue now. i don’t know if i should use a texture for studs or use roblox’s studs.
texture is lower quality

but studs have the plastic texture and change texture depending on graphics level

also it’d take SO LONG to convert each part to the roblox studs. thanks!

[jordonh23]

Use Roblox studs if you’re making a (Retro Stud game) as it’ll look a lot more better then slapping the upper texture on it. Texture gonna change regardless of graphic level, it really depends if your tryin to go for a kind of older look for your game.

Definitely experiment with using the other textures as it will fit a lot more and bring that retro look out. Every builder I know including myself use the Roblox Studs.

[bloodbonniekingnoob1 (Brutus)]

Alright thanks! That plastic texture is kinda bad though

[LucasDevvv]

I think if you don’t want it changing, then use a texture.
If you don’t care however, I know a free plugin:

Resurface - Convert surfaces to studs and more

[Hero] [[ Get it on Roblox ]] Resurface is a FREE plugin that brings back the ability to set surface inputs (studs, universal, inlets, welds, hinges, motors, etc.) on any unlocked part. Due to limitations, surface inputs may only be visible when the part’s material is set to base Plastic. Resurface will not override the part material for you. Using Resurface After installing Resurface, head to your plugins tab and select the [Toolbar Icon] Resurface plugin icon. From there you can select…

I use this all the time and it’s not just studs

[bloodbonniekingnoob1 (Brutus)]

@LucasDevvv

If you don’t care however, I know a free plugin:

I actually used this one!

I would use a higher res texture if I could because the downside is you can see the plastic too

[LucasDevvv]

Ha! I just found that plugin when I was trying to add a room to a crossroads model and it didnt have studs.