|
I feel like it's kind of a burden to need us to separate any unions in our game then adjust the size/color of the separated parts/bricks then negate the part and union it again in order to modify its size (resize/scale) or change its color whenever we want to. I think it would be much easier if we can directly resize and color the unions themselves. I don't understand how is it difficult for ROBLOX to make this happen. ROBLOX could have made it that way once Solid Modelling was released. Does anyone support or agree my simple suggestion? I think this suggestion is original as I didn't hear anyone complain about this issue. Why do you think ROBLOX made it so that we can't color/scale unions directly? |
|
|
It's a burden? It takes about 62.201612 seconds. Get over it. |
|
|
Just imagine if it's a complicated union part which involves many negation/union parts. That would be even more difficult as you have to union more parts one more time after coloring/scaling them. Sometimes you might get confused about which parts/etc. |
|
|
|
ranger, have you got any proof about how long it takes? |
|
|
I agree with you,he doesn't know how long it takes and simply replied. For complicated unions,it probably takes more than that (more than 1 minute). Just imagine if you make mistake,it could take even 5 minutes,that's why I said it's kind of a burden. |
|
|
|
You can recolor union. There is special option to do that.
Please, like me. |
|
|
Yes,I know we can but I'd prefer if we can directly color them without having to separate them into a few parts and union them again. |
|
slvdJoin Date: 2013-06-23 Post Count: 6225 |
You do realise there is a "use part colour" button? Right? |
|
|
|
|
unions resize all together and use the dam UsePartsColor Option in the Unions Property menu to recolor em -.-'
|
|
|
if u want to paint the part directly piece by piece then use a Decal otherwise you need to color each part itself before union that's just the way it goes you don't run before you walk idk how else you expect unions editing to change |
|
|
Wouldn't it be more convenient to just color the union instead of having to separate it to parts first? |
|
|
BoojieJoin Date: 2009-09-12 Post Count: 505 |
Yes, we should beable to color some sides of the union. The UsePartColor command is useful, but we need more options, complicated unions take time. |
|
|
Nevermind everyone,I realized of the UsePartColor property which means coloring unions are easily,just have to enable that then color. Although so,there's still issues regrading resizing unions,as for this action you really can't do it directly. |
|