Roblox mesh + Decal
Blender, after separating the 2 meshes.
Jesus, i need to learn to read better.
Rip, probably not thenâŚ
Gui I made that I thought was pretty
Going to be used to transition from one location to the next in my game.
decals (and textures) are applied to meshparts and CSG with a box projection mapping using the triangle normal to determine which triangles go to what side.
Did you just make RooM multiplayer⌠wow. Youâve done some amazing work to the game!
Yeah I know that already.
Need more characters to sendâŚ
Itâs had multiplayer, just needed a revamp before room 2 comes out;)
Oh, I havenât played RooM in a while, so I wasnât aware, but I will definitely play RooM 2 once itâs out!
Wouldnât be the midwest without a sunbleached road, and these absolute units
Iâve also improved some of the back end stuff, making it easier to edit maps.
https://i.gyazo.com/149b9602e23923d30683d4f1160aca1f.mp4
I tried using textures for a corn field effect, didnât work out
I donât think i can do mesh for this one, as the fields are supposed to go on very farâŚ
perhaps particles of individual stalks?
Particles with a super long lifetime perhaps? Would work well since they also dampen with graphics quality
I love how nice the water looks! When are you thinking of adding npcâs?
Looks amazing! When do you think you will release it? Will it be paid access when it first comes out?
Thanks! Iâm not planning on adding NPCs anytime soon - Iâd like Blox to have much more of a focus on caving and building
in this pic
maybe just give it a little touch up, or a weak light there.
I know Jabbaâs Palace was darkly lit, but thatâs a bit far.
Iâm working on a Christmas themed game where players will be able to do missions and hang out with other players
I have been working on this during the final months of the last 2 years, so I hope this turns out to be liked by the community
Working on a roleplaying/life simulator game set in a 21st Century city in a fictional New York.
How heccing big are your fuel tanks that it takes 100+ dollars to fill up? Even my '86 Jaguar with 2 full sized tanks only costs 80 to fill