shukiyoto
May 19, 2019, 9:58pm
#1
So, I went to import my gun mesh so I can start coding it for fun, but realized that the mesh downgrades when you hit play. It is currently a tool, and i’m always in the max graphics settings.
Anyone know what’s causing this?
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Operatik
May 19, 2019, 10:01pm
#2
Excuse me, wrong category.
Scenarios
There are three possible scenarios:
A: The latest mesh LoD update.B: The latest mesh geometry update.C: Parenting to character.
XAXA
May 19, 2019, 10:01pm
#3
Same issues.
So I’ve been creating some morphs for a 2.0 package. It was all going fine until quite recently, actually. Other morphs didn’t have the same issue, though the previous morphs were a lot simpler than this.
I’m certain that it isn’t an issue with the mesh’s normals.
The left model is with a humanoid. The right is without.
[image]
With humanoid
[image]
Without
[image]
Any ideas what this issue could be?
I’m worried I may not be able to create the game I was hoping to create. Either way, …
Meshparts that have recently been uploaded to Roblox will now break if they are exported back as .obj files. It appears to be the normal model with a decimated version merged together. I have reason to believe that this might have something to do with RenderFidelity.
Meshparts that were uploaded prior to this update are not affected by this.
How to replicate:
Import a .fbx or .obj file as Meshpart
Export the Meshpart as a .obj
Example:
Studio
[image%20(2)] [image]
Blender
[image%20(3)…
A solution is in the works:
[MeshLODTree]
There are a couple of known issues:
The fix for both of these will be released next week. A temporary workaround is to apply a texture to the meshParts.
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shukiyoto
May 19, 2019, 10:02pm
#4
Oh, I just realized. It auto-directed me to portfolios since I was previously going to post here about something else.
The issue is not pressing the play button, it is with the mesh being in a model with a humanoid. I believe ROBLOX is trying to fix this ASAP.
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