Roblox Studio Tutorials

In this video I'm going to make my player fart and kill surrounding players, this is a good video for learning because we have a remove event for client/server interaction, an animation on the player, a particle emitter, a cooldown timer, sound effects, and an expanding bounding for area of effect.

Vector Force and Angular Force! simple pistol - https://create.roblox.com/marketplace/asset/10180525522/Pistol-Simple-Gun PlatformStand - https://create.roblox.com/docs/reference/engine/classes/Humanoid#PlatformStand In this Roblox Studio Tutorial I demonstrate how to add a knockback function. This function will work on weapons, punches and kicks. NPCs can also use it.

Make a simple pistol for your Roblox game. This tutorial covers how to make a tool from a mesh part, attach a local script for targeting and firing, a server script for damage and sound.

In this Roblox scripting tutorial I create a sniper scope for your rifle or pistol. Create a reticle, zoom in with the camera and switch camera mode to LockFirstPerson and back to classic. Simple Pistol: https://www.roblox.com/library/10180525522/Pistol-Simple-Gun

In this Roblox programming video demonstrate how to create a grenade that you can throw. This is a tool that uses VectorForce with an Attachment so you can learn the newest method of applying force to an object.

In this Roblox Studio tutorial I'm going to introduce the while-do loop to change the orientation of my coin to make it rotate around the y-axis. I also add an additional script to give the player super powers.

In this Roblox Studio tutorial connect a function to make a staircase to an in game click detector. Since this is a continuation of the last video, I provide the script below from "Functions (Part 2)". Copy it, create a "script" in your workspace, and you will have everything you need. ----- steps from part 2 -------- local yPos = 0 local zPos = 0 local stepHt = 2 local stepDist = 3 local function makeStep(y, z) wait(.2) local part = Instance.new("Part", workspace) part.Position = Vector3.new(0, y, z) part.Size = Vector3.new(10, .5, 3) part.Anchored = true part.TopSurface = Enum.SurfaceType.Smooth part.BottomSurface = Enum.SurfaceType.Smooth part.BrickColor = BrickColor.Random() local colorName = part.BrickColor.Name return part, colorName end wait(6) for i=1, 10, 1 do yPos = yPos + stepHt zPos = zPos + stepDist local p1, cName = makeStep(yPos, zPos) p1.Material = Enum.Material.DiamondPlate print("color name = ", cName, "i = ", i) end

In this Roblox development video I go over the Touched event and connect it to a function to make a part disappear, it's the basic template of a pickup..

In this Roblox development video I go over the IF-THEN statement as well as the ELSEIF and ELSE.

In this Roblox development video I go over return values for functions. Additionally, I introduce the for loop. Since this is a continuation of the last video, I provide the script below from "Functions (Part 1)". Copy it, create a "script" in your workspace, and you will have everything you need. ------------ Steps -------------------------------- local function makeStep(y, z) wait(.2) local part = Instance.new("Part", workspace) part.Position = Vector3.new(0, y, z) part.Size = Vector3.new(10, .5, 3) part.Anchored = true part.TopSurface = Enum.SurfaceType.Smooth part.BottomSurface = Enum.SurfaceType.Smooth part.BrickColor = BrickColor.Random() end wait(6) makeStep(2, 3) makeStep(4, 6) makeStep(6, 9) makeStep(8, 12)

In this Roblox development video I demonstrate the use of functions to make a set of steps. We create parts with Instance.new("Part"), and modify the the part in a makeStep() function.

In this Roblox scripting tutorial I change a plane part into a patio with a script by modifying its properties. We create a variable and store a reference to the part in that variable. Then, we make the patio appear, change its size and position as well as its color and material.

In this Roblox scripting tutorial I change the size and position properties in a game object with a script. We create a variable and store a reference to the part in that variable. Then, we access two of the parts properties (Size and Position) to change the part.

In this Roblox scripting tutorial I change properties in a game object with a script. We create a variable and store a reference to the part in that variable. Then, we access two of the parts properties (Transparency and BrickColor) and make the part disappear, reappear, and change color.

In this Roblox scripting tutorial I introduce variables. An important programming concept that you will need in any software project. I introduce three types of data: number, string, and boolean.

In this Roblox Studio scripting tutorial I introduce a script and how to make a simple print statement. The print statement prints output to the console window (output window) so you can troubleshoot your games

In this Roblox game creation video I give a short tutorial on build a simple shack in Roblox Studio. I go over part properties such as size, position, orientation, brickcolor, material, anchored, and canCollide. Additional, I show you have to move, scale, and rotate your parts. Position - x, y z coordinates of where the part in located in the world Size - x, y, z values of the part's size BrickColor - color of the part in named values Color - matches brickcolor but gives you RGB CanCollide - things can bump into the part during game play Anchored - the part is fixed to a position

Today we are going to get a Roblox account, download Roblox studio, and start making games! First, go to roblox.com and you'll get the home page. If you have an account just log in, if not, create an account. Create tab start creating - downloads Roblox studio (which is what you use to create games) - Roblox player is used to play games Make sure you are on the "New" tab You have templates here which your are free to explore - some have things already build in and you can add to it. Select Baseplate hold right mouse button to look around Home tab -> part -> sphere zoom in and zoom out with W or S or spin mouse wheel A and D moves you view right or left Hit play use use Studio's test server W goes forward A left D right S back space bar for jump Kick the ball, some physics is alread built in Save your game, File -> Publish to Roblox (save to file save to your computer) Name: My First Game It's still private next time you log into Roblox studio, you'll be able continue with this game