I calculate minimum 50 types of procedural obbies (Currently you have 2 if i am not wrong) would make this game a really good one.
Additionally, each 10 generated obbies would be all different types of and never the same type form one of another
Your goal is much much more amazing than you can imagine here!
I’m working on these games: every cafe experience ever - Roblox Let's make this the most disliked game on Roblox - Roblox Game with 21 badges (of mega) - Roblox Closed - Roblox. Some people have played the cafe one, something that’s funny is, someone is pretending to be me and claiming that they made the game: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xWs-ZVbMfIw. I have a few things to say about this:
That some really good hard surface modeling! Any recommended addons (Blender yes)? I feel an underlying function to everything I’m looking at, even though I know little about the M19.
Yeah, it’s blender. As for addons, I use booltool (Blender default, you can enable it) a lot, but it’s sort of just a way to make the whole boolean workflow faster. If you are in the market for addons though, Boxcutter is definitely a worthy investment. Also UVPackMaster is great!
Just completed my import module, which makes requiring module code a breeze!
local Roact = import "ReplicatedStorage/Roact"
import { "Button", "TextInput" } :from "ReplicatedStorage/RoactProject/Components"
...
Roact.createElement(Button, {...}, {...})
...
I’ve been improving my GFXs.
I’ve been working on trying to make better GFXs.
This may not be a build, script, or game, but I’m trying to improve in art design basically.
Uncopylocked the VR game that I was working on and was posting about here, for many reasons: Uncopylocked VR game with physics
I already know you don’t have safe chat because I’m pretty sure you can’t sign in to the devforums if your account is <13
Or is it Roblox in Blender… 
I was just messing around in musescore and came up with this
the ending is very abrupt since it’s unfinished ;-;
Hi! It’s my first post in this thread, and I’d like to share some screenshots of random generated 3D graphs (no perlin involved though). I find them oddly nice…
Single-branched mesh (btw edges never overlap):
A more globular thingy:
No idea where I could use these… (if someone could think of any application I’d be very thankful). For now, 2D graphs like this one seem much more practical:
Now I just need a good pathfinding algorithm 
Adding reverb is just phenomenal:
No reverb:
Reverb(and a little bass boost):
Dang bro that doesn’t even look like roblox anymore!
