I noticed it most when I was working with textures a while back, if you have the camera near-level with the surface of a brick, it will render the texture even if its behind another brick.
The lines in the images are textures on seperate parts, while every part has its visibility set to 0. The model I provided the link to will reproduce the fault in different cases.
After a lil more experimentation, it appears that when a texture is only visible by 1 pixel in any given direction, it will render that line of pixels.
Here is a small video showing the bug, https://i.gyazo.com/4e4a6eb7bee4c47270224114af2f7ed3.mp4
All I am doing is tilting the camera up and down.
This is the layout of the video above
Oookay, now I know what that is. Thanks.
Sorry for necrobumping, but is there any update for this? It’s been almost three years and this is still a problem.
EDIT: To add onto this, in my game I use custom textures for most parts, and it’s very jarring to see these lines. The line of sight of this bug is somewhat specific but if you use a lot of textures, it’s very common.
Sorry for necorbumping again! I’m also having this bug. It’s very easy to replicate.
I’m using these two tiles.
I put them together:
You can see the line in the middle, and it becomes very obvious at some angles. I find this as annoying as Z-Fighting.
This time, I’ll set the side textures to transparent, revealing only the plastic material. This bug only occurs with textures (and decals), not with Roblox materials.
And now we put them together…
At least you can fix Z-Fighting but you cannot fix this, unless you were to manually make the textures transparent when they’re not supposed to be rendered…
