Roblox Studio has increased the minimum specification requirements. A Beam is an object that renders a Texture between two Attachment objects. By setting beam properties, you can: Add a texture and color gradient to create interesting visuals like waterfalls and force fields. Modify a beam's transparency so that it fades over time.

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The appearance of the texture can be further modified by other beam properties including Color and Transparency. Scaling of the texture is determined by the TextureMode, TextureLength, Width0, and Width1 properties.

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Sep 17, 2021 · I’m trying to create a custom beam atm and everything is working besides changing the beams texture, I’ve tried making a stationary beam that isnt spawned in on an instance and that beam works with this texture. But when…

Mar 7, 2019 · As a builder, it’s currently very hard to get proper looking beams, where the texture needs to repeat in both the length and width, without stringing multiple beams together, which is hours of work depending on how much you want the beam to cover.

A Beam object connects two Attachments by drawing a texture between them. To display, a beam must be a descendant of the Workspace with its Attachment0 and Attachment1 properties set to Attachments also descending from the Workspace .

Apr 2, 2020 · This turret’s laser uses 2 Attachments and a single Beam, with the texture being something that I scribbled in paint .net in under 60 seconds: The key? LightEmission and BloomEffect. That’s why I scribbled a lighter line in the center of my texture. That’s what makes it glow and pop! Here are the Beam Properties.

Roblox Studio has increased the minimum specification requirements. This property, alongside TextureLength, determines how a beam's Texture repeats. When set to Enum.TextureMode.Wrap or Enum.TextureMode.Static, the texture repetitions will equal the beam's overall length (in studs) divided by its TextureLength.

Describes how the texture of a Trail or Beam behaves. For a Trail, the texture will stretch out based on the lifetime of the trail, and shrink inwards if the trail's attachments stop moving. For a Beam, …