Yeah, but it has light rays, and shadows. You wouldn’t be able to achieve this effect very well with beams because beams can overlap and go right through objects, while this effect won’t overlap anything, and if there is an object in the way, the effect will be properly occluded.
Issues will also arise when you have beams of totally different color overlapping each other.
Happy 1 day of Fall everyone!
As an honor of Fall I and my friends are making our dco Halloween theme!
In the last few weeks I also implemented zone server management (with a locking mechanism to prevent creating tons of servers with 1 player each), save locking with a progress gui, and a mechanism for displaying unique loading screens when teleporting to each zone.
I’m also developing a plugin for editing instances/cells/zones within the MMO’s world. The lists use a custom scroll window that allows scrolling many thousands of objects without lag (and without worrying about UDim offset overflow.)
I can compile the plugins the same way I compile the place before publishing, so it will benefit from optimizations like inter-module inlining and constant folding. They should perform great and provide a smooth workflow for level designers I hope to hire in the future. The compile process also strips unused modules, so I can lend the tools to contractors without needing to entrust them with the entire codebase.
It uses a custom binary format that can support 100K+ objects. It stores objects inside chunks as strings, so it’s able to load only nearby models to prevent lag when working within an extremely detailed world. All objects are instanced from a prototype so it’s easy to make changes to a model after using it.
I still need to implement a custom selection system, custom draggers, custom rotation handles, etc., and make it easy to drag objects into the scene from the asset list. The binary format already supports data changes along with undo/redo. When a chunk changes it reads through the binary data and updates the corresponding objects.
The tools are the same as this post. I designed the map system so it could support a massive detailed world without lagging, but I learned the hard way that zones are important to allow for niche social experiences that would otherwise be abandoned in a seamless world.
Hello everyone! It’s been a while since I posted here.
I recently finished up a commission of the Ariake Arena based on the real-life venue in Japan. It was used for the Tokyo 2020 Olympic games.
The total time taken was 5-6 hours. It took longer than usual because I was replicating a real-life venue. There are a bit of inaccuracies like the seating plan and the stand steepness, but I overall like the finished product
I’m not sure if this will be interesting to anybody but me, but I’m currently taking a short break from my snake game to avoid burnout, and decided to teach myself how to play No limit Texas hold’em poker. I couldn’t find any decent free tools to help with learning ranges, so I decided to make my own.
Features include:
I only made this for personal use obviously, but I really like how it’s turning out. I’ll be adding more features to it as I progress with my learning.
idk but u can make a block, edit polygons, make deform with noise and make it for 30-60 min, but its really good, i like it
u just make the table in roblox studio and it make this? it’s amazing man.
I know this is really late, not sure why I didn’t reply back when you first asked. How I did it was I used something called binary space partitioning (it sound super complicated, but it really isn’t). How it works is it randomly splits a rectangle into two pieces, then splits those rectangles, and so on for a certain number of times.
Here’s a picture of it I found on google (notice how each rectangle splits into two rectangles each time):
I made a Radio component!
I’m also trying to post more pictures of the code. Like here: (This was all the code necessary for the above video)
Made with Fusion
Finally finished after 4 months,
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Link to the game: floaty sky thing, maybe
My Twitter: Aerophagia | Aerophagia16
Working on building my actual study in Roblox. I’m not a builder but at 50% done, I’d say this looks great and almost exactly like the real thing.
The mouses, books, headphones (KSI), pens, and decoration on the bookshelves are free models, as is the workout island ad and the strong noob (technically). Everything else by me.
Scale reference: (this is proportional almost exactly to IRL)
Working on a MiniMap for my golf game. It uses a topview screenshot to show roblox’s terrain, then I translate the mouse position to the viewport, so I can raycast the workspace and check what terrain it’s pointing at (Rough, Fairway, Out of Bounds, etc). I still need to optimize the code and maybe implement other functionalities like map rotation.
I have no words for this. I hope my potatoe computer can handle this graphic level lol
