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Roblox Oct 09, 2026

stud texture or roblox's own studs for a retro look?

Building a retro style obby and want the old studded parts. Is putting a stud texture on every part bad for performance compared to the built-in option?
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john_5 Nov 12, 2026
alice_hq
the catch with Texture is it only covers one face. for all six sides you need six of them per part. fine for a floor, painful for a whole map of bricks, so most people use a little script that loops through the parts and adds them.
kritika_21 Oct 20, 2026
alice_hq
built-in studs still work, set TopSurface to Studs on the part. but you get zero control over scale and it only really looks right on plastic. if you want the proper retro look across a whole map I'd use a Texture object with a stud image instead. StudsPerTileU and StudsPerTileV let you line it up with the grid exactly, and you can tint it with Color3 so one image covers every colour brick.