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Working on a 3d purchase visual. It converts 2d asset images from our live trending-sales wall into 3d models during runtime There's some extra effects with tweening & tilting that I show at the end - excited to start testing this in production Clip It #RobloxDev

23,878 次观看 • 1 年前 •via X (Twitter)

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ScriptOn1 年前

Notice some items remain as 2D - that's because Roblox' HumanoidDescription Scaling **and** Model:ScaleTo are both failing to provide uniform rescaling of the rigs when some layered clothing is applied In these cases we leave the 2D visual so it doesn't take up too much space

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ScriptOn1 年前

Bonus: I tried to somewhat turn this into a modular component system for reuse in different ways later Dependents refreshing force the visual to refresh, during scroll we see ~0.7ms usage as everything runs Still some ez perf gains left on the table but we gotta launch!!!

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ScriptOn1 年前

Live purchases have a cool lil' tween effect while fetching and rescaling the UGC rig

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PowerBeatsVR3 年前

Get ready for a full-body VR workout that’s fun, fast, and intuitive — Play PowerBeatsVR (Now on Meta Quest) 🔥

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Brooke 🐝1 年前

@robloxClipIt Genya how did you slip this by me and why did I find out about it on twitter after you finished making it LOOL idek how this works!!

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Alex Balfanz1 年前

@robloxClipIt super satisfying

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BitwiseAndrea1 年前

@robloxClipIt this is incredibly cool

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Lucent1 年前

@robloxClipIt So creative, I love this

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Juniper1 年前

@robloxClipIt THIS IS SO SICK!

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SarahDevs (Open For Work Fulltime/Commissions)1 年前

@robloxClipIt Looks amazing!

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Peter1 年前

@robloxClipIt this is cool as hell

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