Yes! It would be useful for me, to be able to set 1-21 in play solo quickly:).Thanks Lego!
Ya. I can do that.
Also, 1-10 if I am correct.
Doesn’t the ROBLOX menu already let you control graphics quality in play solo?
If you set it below 8, neon goes off, and if you set it to 10, you get the edge shadows or whatever they are, so it does have an effect on the game.
Super cool! I will test it monday at work:)
Sorry to bump, but at the request of @zeuxcg, I just made the GUI smaller (50% smaller on X axis, 5% on Y for anyone who wants specifics).
Why are there two sliders?
There are two quality levels in the settings:
Can you label the sliders then?
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I knew I forgot something…
If I have time in class, it will be done by 2:15. If not, 4:00.
It seems like the text is really big. You could get away with half that size, but increase the padding around it by little bit.
Good!
Looks great!
My only other criticism is that it’s awkward to tell whether those checkboxes are checked or not. Are those white boxes filled with a black color to indicate they are checked, or white boxes with an empty center that will be filled with white when checked?
A checkbox needs a legit checkmark to easily distinguish between checked and unchecked without having to experiment. If you’d rather not use a decal it’s pretty easy to make a checkmark with two rotated frames.
Oh yes, it would also be much more intuitive if you ditched the little “Current” label and instead put the quality number in the slider itself (I mean the blue bar, of course. Just widen it a little). When set to auto the slider would grey out to show it’s not being used.
If you wanted to save even more space you could put the checkboxes at the same vertical position as their respective sliders. Perhaps even cram the slider’s title in the space just above the horizontal bar, and let the blue bar slide over top of it a bit.
A plugin like this doesn’t need a bunch of bells and whistles. The smaller, simpler, and more out of the way it is, the better 
Since when do plugins have access to settings()? O_o
Since forever
I could have sworn it got blocked when they introduced the PluginSecurity context level.
Do they block the Studio settings at least?
Nope. You can change script editor colors, advanced objects layout (horizontal or vertical), etc. The changes don’t persist though, so the plugin has to set it every single time it runs, and if you uninstall the plugin, the changes aren’t saved to your settings.
Ah, that makes sense.
Well, none-the-less, I just wrote a plugin for toggling decomposition geometry.
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