Weird mesh color changes in-game, it's fine in studio

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#13

I did try this. Only thing that makes a difference is removing the texture from a meshpart. Otherwise, everything becomes green-ish during run time.

#14

Nope. I didn’t change anything with the colors(it’s a texture anyways). The publish was literally changing the position of one part.

#15

Wait! Are you saying you used a decal? Or you just painted the texture.

#16

I’m having this issue as well, I’ve run various tests to find the cause but lighting and scripts don’t seem to affect it c:

#17

Decals can glitch. I recommend using the paint bucket instead this could be your problem!

#18

Your lighting isn’t working? I’ve saw that image before. I see what’s going on what did you use to make it. I can try to solve it.

#19

I used blender to make all the assets and then just placed them into studio.

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#20

Did you make sure that you selected the whole creation? Maybe you left out the lighting piece? You could’ve accidentally deleted it or it just doesn’t work in Roblox Studio.

#21

If I’m not the only person who is having this issue, I’m going to send it off to bug support

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#22

Please do, I don’t have access to the channel.

#23

Well ok! I have tried my best looking close into theese images so here’s one more suggestion.

Maybe your lighting is not turned up bright enough? Yes it’s true blender & the studio are different like how things in Roblox studio are bigger & smaller maybe that this can be also affected with lights.

#24

you can mesage @Bug-Support to report bugs as a member
also what texture did you use?

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#25

That’s what I need to know because depending what he used is if I can help.

#26

All the meshes are UV mapped to a 8x8 pixel color palette. It’s was working fine

#27

It might have to do with a pixel palette, I’m using imphenzia’s palette :<

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#28

I am still confused. Can you please tell me when this first started?

#29

I tried to fix this but you decided to call bug support:) Welp have a nice day/night

#30

I tried to fix this but you decided to call bug support:) Welp have a nice day/night

#31

I think I found the issue. If your image is too small, it will created a distorted texture.

Studio. 800x800 (left) 8x8 (right)

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image827×324 58.2 KB

Game. 800x800 (left) 8x8 (right)

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image698×291 25.2 KB

Sadly upscaling the palette caused color saturation to go down, but it fixes the bug.

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#32

Well just notify my user if I helped you anyway because I think my suggestion is worth trying.

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