We’ve all had it at least once. You are searching the Roblox library for a working Fortnite rift, but get tons of results that don’t even look like a rift. That’s why I’m introducing RoRift, THE module for creating Fortnite rifts in Studio. And the module which could be really useful for live events.
Functions
module.new(CFrame, color)
This function will create a rift once fired. The position and orientation are determined by a CFrame, and the color is determined by a ColorSequence. This will be explained in depth at the Example Scripts. But if no CFrame is specified, the rift will not appear, and a warning will show up in the Output.
Example Scripts
Script inside of a Part with a ProximityPrompt
local rift = require(path.to.Module)
local prompt = script.Parent.ProximityPrompt
local RiftAppear = script.Parent.RiftPos
local debounce = true
prompt.Triggered:Connect(function()
if debounce == true then
debounce = false
rift.new(RiftAppear.CFrame, Color3.new(0, 0, 0))
wait(5)
debounce = true
end
end)
Showcase
Updates
v1.1
Removed :setup() function
Replaced :Remove() with :Destroy()
Removed unnecessary Position and Orientation and replaced them with CFrame.
Changed wait() to task.wait() to make it function faster
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All feedback is appreciated, and feel free to suggest new features!
It’s good but it can surely be better, I see you used it for a kind of explosion effect in the sky, I noticed one thing:
When it disappeared it didn’t disappear smoothly, I could see the change s in transparency, otherwise good job!
That was because I was using Roblox’s built-in recording program which caused a lot of lag. I’ve updated the post now and because I’ve used a different recording program, you’ll see the rift in a lot more detail.
very cool, but it utilizes particles which can give some problems from a distance. consider using billboards or the :Emit() function on particles. good work
I haven’t tested it and I don’t know yet the method by which this was created, but I’m sure if you were to separate the images of the Rift And you upscale them at different times would be more cool