Translucent tubes? (respond sort of quickly)

[bronze python]

I was playing build your own games and there were these tubes that I can see myself when I walked into it or stuck my hand into it, I really wanna know how to do the transparent tube, please help

Translucent tubes? (respond sort of quickly)

[median gulch]

So I’m not 100% sure but you basically edit the tubing and rotate one of the pivots or wtv I just manipulate a invention of translucent tubing that I found on the invention store but

[shrewd island]

they're inverted tubes, you cant make them anymore. you can try finding an invention of them to edit but i find it really difficult.

[bronze python]

How is almost every single build your own game just casually using them like it’s not difficult

I wanna use it so bad

[shrewd island]

they probrally have an invention of them, like i said. I got them from someone and i couldnt figure out how to manipulate them properly because it kept "fixing" it, and the amount of anchor points they used to make it wasnt worth it either

[bronze python]

That sucks

So it just isn’t possible anymore

Why must rec room ruin the things we love

[shrewd island]

if people still use them then its obviously still possible, i just personally have a hard time with them. Search inverted tubes in the inventions and you'll find one

[bronze python]

Ok but I just wish it was an easier way to do it

[shrewd island]

thats just rec room man

[bronze python]

I’ll find a way

First I found it in a spiderverse game where they made spheres too

And so did a dragon ball z byo Game

[sweet swan]

As much as it sucks inverted tubes were not an intended feature. This unfortunately caused them to “get removed”. Creators that have had them previously can still spawn and use them or give them to friends. They can no longer be created however. Hope this helps

[shrewd island]

you can make spheres with tubes, its probably the same as everything else

[shrewd island]

^

just find some on the invention store, its the same way everyone else still uses them, they just have unpublished inventions of them

[bronze python]

Ok

[sweet swan]

You can create a similar effect within rec room studio by having a blender object be thin without the solidify modifier

[bronze python]

Ok

I don’t have blender ;-;

[sweet swan]

Blender is free but you have to qualify to use rec room studio aka rec room unity