Toony outlines

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#1

Using inverted parts, I managed to make some toony outlines. :swag:

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#2

Borderlands

#3

Opps…

#4

forgot how you make inverted bricks. * size by -1?

#5

I believe it is like
Part.CFrame = Part.CFrame:Inverse()

#6

I believe it is like
Part.CFrame = Part.CFrame:Inverse()[/quote]

Nah, that just inverts the CFrame.

Personally I don’t know how OP did this.

#7

It’s a block mesh with scale Vector3.new(-1,1,1) but a little more than 1 so it shows up.

This was first done more than two years ago btw. There are plenty of free-model “cel-shading” outline scripts you guys could take a look at <:

Example old place:

Edit: Devious’s is actual parts. Hax.

#8

Ah, so more instances and more memory use.

The effect looks cool though.

#9

[quote] It’s a block mesh with scale Vector3.new(-1,1,1) but a little more than 1 so it shows up.

This was first done more than two years ago btw. There are plenty of free-model “cel-shading” outline scripts you guys could take a look at <:

Example old place:

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Mine is actual parts.

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#10

Oh snap. I assume there’s no performance difference because they’re all anchored + lightweighted anyway. Unless someone wants to prove my assumption wrong by performing stress tests d: