Hello! So today I was building for my game, when i noticed weird shadow issues! On the corners and stuff
you cant really see in screen shots but…
Isn’t there a property on every part in ROBLOX that says, “CastShadow?” Maybe just set it to false.
If that doesn’t work there may not be a solution since Roblox tends to draw brick face shadows regardless of lighting settings if the graphic quality is higher than 8.
Basically, if the render quality is higher than 8 it will render a shadow on the corners of all geometry, including meshes. This even happens if CastShadow is false on everything, GlobalShadows is false, and Lighting is set to “255, 255, 255”.
Yes, that can happen aswell. Hopefully, disabling the CastShadow property works.
sorry i’m stupid apparently 
: Thank you!
Mark mine as a solution so people will know this has been solved. And no problem bud!
– Drinkinix 
Hold up! that didn’t help, First of all it getting rid of shadows makes every thing look weird. Second of all It still has that weird shadow that moves when the camera does, ?
In Fact it’s worse?! Don’t know whats going on. btw it only happens when playing or testing NOT when I’m working or editing or whatever you call it.
That’s very odd. I’ve never seen anything like that before.
I’m not even sure if those are shadows, they could be something else. But if it is something else I have no idea what.
I think I’ll just report it as a glitch! Thank you for trying to help
No problem. Sorry if I couldn’t find the right solution for you. 
Its fine! this might be a bug so there might be no solution!
Have you tried lowering your graphics quality on the client? If it’s less than 8 and the issue is fixed, it’s unfixable.
That worked! I joined the game and set my graphics quality to 1 away from the max and it got rid of it! But what happens if someone has their graphics quality to max? is there a way to not let them?
Unfortunately, it’s the way the Roblox Engine works. Currently, if the user has a Graphics Quality higher than 8-9, it will force shadows onto all geometry, including meshes.
The only work around is asking users to use a lower render quality.
I highly recommend posting a studio suggestion to disable this however! I myself have suffered this issue a lot, but I don’t have powers to post in studio suggestions I believe.
The thing is that games like https://www.roblox.com/games/3823781113/UPDATE-Saber-Simulator?refPageId=b43fc5ca-510b-4ae3-aed3-2838e0b56377 i play with max graphics and it doesn’t have this weird type of shadow that moves.
It might be because it consists of nearly 100% meshparts.
I don’t know how the Roblox Engine handles the “fake-baked” shadows or whatever they’re called, all I know is that they exist and are very hard to get rid of.
It’s possible these shadows don’t exist on meshes because of the custom content of the geometry?
