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TextureID

MeshPart

Content

The texture applied to the MeshPart. When this property is set to an empty string, no texture will be applied to the mesh.

MeshPart.TextureID = "" -- no texture

Note, although the MeshPart/MeshId property cannot be changed during runtime, the texture can.

How can I change the texture of a mesh?

Using the TextureId property, the texture of a mesh can be changed without having to reupload the mesh. To do this, a new image will need to be uploaded to Roblox with the desired texture. The original texture image file can be obtained by exporting the mesh using the ‘Export Selection’ option in Roblox Studio. The image file will be saved alongside the exported .obj file.

The new texture can then be re-uploaded to Roblox as a Decal and its content ID can be applied to the mesh using the TextureId property.

How can I make a textured mesh?

A mesh can only be textured if the mesh has been UV mapped. UV mapping refers to the practice of projecting a texture map onto a mesh. This cannot be done using Roblox Studio and has to be done using an external 3D modelling application such as Blender.