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So, since SurfaceLights was added, why not they add this? For example, on the top of a block it's yellow, then on the left side it's red, then on right side it's blue, then on the bottom of it, it's green. |
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RelvalaJoin Date: 2011-08-07 Post Count: 6003 |
Decals |
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You can already do this. It' s called multiple bricks
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RelvalaJoin Date: 2011-08-07 Post Count: 6003 |
"You can already do this. It' s called multiple bricks"
Same with SpotLight, yet they made a SurfaceLight update. |
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SurfaceLight is actually different. Spotlight illuminates like a SpotLight. SurfaceLight illiminates the surface
http://blog.roblox.com/2015/02/light-your-world-with-new-surface-lights/
Picture helps understand it :P
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three words:
Decals and surfaceGUIs... |
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What about changing materials then? |
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kay_beeJoin Date: 2008-10-21 Post Count: 568 |
this is a good idea, i dont understand... 2 words! V
why not |
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Bump.
Update: So you can change the materials too, like on the other side it's grass, then on another side it's slate. |
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LightlimnJoin Date: 2010-05-09 Post Count: 4079 |
This is a good idea.
Support.
could be used for houses 'n stuff |
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TixPileJoin Date: 2013-06-25 Post Count: 7310 |
Decals. Use it. |
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@TixPile 'So you can change the materials too, like on the other side it's grass, then on another side it's slate.' |
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XenonLiJoin Date: 2009-08-19 Post Count: 5013 |
it would be kinda nice to make, but you can actually accomplish this effect with CSG |
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You can accomplish this through solid modelling by creating a new part, with you existing one, colouring this new part, and lining it up against the side of the block you want to colour. Make the new part invisible and then union the parts. This method is unreliable for obvious though. |
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