Aperture
Cut rectangular door, window and hatch openings in ordinary Roblox walls without CSG. Pick a preset or type Width, Height, Sill and Offset, then click CUT OPENING.
What you get
Aperture replaces the wall with three or four anchored Parts around the hole, never a UnionOperation. The original wall stays hidden inside the result, so Restore wall brings it back exactly.
How it holds up
Studio Undo restores the whole cut in one step. It works on rotated and tilted walls, and handles doorway, edge and ceiling openings.
What it does not do
Rectangular openings only, editor time only. Frame adds a thin lining and nothing else — no glass, no door, no runtime system. MeshParts, UnionOperations and locked parts are refused.
The listing, word for word
Aperture cuts rectangular door, window and hatch openings in anchored Block Parts—without CSG or UnionOperations.
Select a wall, Model/Folder, or up to 100 eligible walls. Choose Door, Window or Hatch, enter Width, Height, Sill and Offset, then click CUT OPENING. A 101st eligible wall aborts the whole batch before mutation.
Each wall becomes up to four anchored Block Parts. Frame adds four lining Parts. Pieces preserve documented appearance, collision, surfaces and physical properties.
The original wall stays hidden with attributes, tags and passive metadata children intact. Restore wall returns it; Undo is one action. Walls containing visuals, sounds, scripts, effects, attachments or constraints are refused before mutation.
Works on rotated/tilted walls. Editor-time rectangular openings only. Requires an unlocked, anchored Block Part. MeshParts, unions, seats, wedges, balls and cylinders are refused. No glass, door/window model or runtime system.