Mesh Parts – Importing Models

Insert grid

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To insert a grid into your game, right click on it and select Insert. Additionally, if the grid contains location data, you can keep it when inserting by choosing Insert With Location. This will insert a MeshPart instance with your mesh applied: Read: how to create a roblox mesh

Apply texture

The mesh file can define the path to the texture for the mesh. If this is set and the path is valid, the texture will automatically be applied when the mesh is inserted. Read more: Bangers Bangers Bangers! How to use a Banger and heat a Banger of different styles (Tutorial) If textures are not automatically inserted, you can apply textures to MeshPart by setting MeshPart / TextureID | Its TextureID, either in Studio or at runtime via a script. apply mesh texture in Studio:

Select the MeshPart object in the game editor view or the Explorer hierarchy.

inside Characteristic window, click on it TextureID field.

In the context popup, textures can be applied in different ways:

Select any image (texture) that you have uploaded previously.
Upload one New texture by clicking the Add Image… button near the bottom of the pop-up window.
If you know the Roblox asset ID for the texture, such as rbxassetid://0123456789, you can paste it in URL field at the top of the pop-up window.

Collision geometry

Read More: How to Record Pokémon GO on Android and iPhone Like UnionOperation | UnionOperations, MeshPart | MeshParts has a CollisionFidelity property. This setting determines how the visual presentation of the object matches the physical limitations of the object. See MeshPart / CollisionFidelity | CollisionFidelity for more information.

Granularity

By default, meshes will always be rendered in correct fidelity, no matter how far away they are from the game camera. This improves their appearance when viewed from any distance, but if a location has a large number of detailed meshes it can reduce the overall writings of the game / Improve performance | efficiency. To dynamically control the granularity of a grid section, change the enum / RenderFidelity | RenderFidelity property to Automatic. This will cause the mesh to be rendered at different levels of detail depending on its distance from the camera: Distance from the camera Render Fidelity Less than 250 studs Highest 250-500 rivets Middle average 500 rivets or more Lowest

Resovle problem

With mesh imports, several problems can occur. Most of this is due to a misunderstanding of what Roblox allows when importing. Here are some common problems and an overview of how to fix them. [Pics] Scenarios for importing complex multi-grid files FBX complex .fbx files may be imported incorrectly, causing unexpected grid positions or rotations. An alternative is to use the Wavefront (.obj) format. If you are exporting from Blender, make sure each mesh is exported as a group:

Uncheck the Objects as OBJ Objects check box.
Check the Objects as OBJ Groups check box.

Models Containing Rigging or Animation Data Studio do not currently support animation or rigging data imports. If your mesh depends on an initial transformation based on animation/cheat data, it won’t be preserved and your mesh may look incorrect. To fix this, remove the animated/cheat buttons and re-upload the mesh. Extremely large FBX files exported from blender Blender may apply a scaling factor when exporting the mesh as a .fbx file, depending on its settings. This can lead to oversized meshes when importing into Studio. There are at least two ways to prevent Blender from applying a scale factor:

Export as Wavefront (.obj) instead of .fbx. Blender won’t apply any scaling factors, so one unit in Blender will equal one rivet in Roblox.
Use centimeters as the default unit instead of meters (this can be changed in Blender’s Scene properties).