Hello everyone! I hope you enjoyed this tutorial! :D FAQs: How to open the terminal? th-cam.com/video/vxIO5xkbk50/w-d-xo.html How to install Lua? th-cam.com/video/VyZfvnBLqIU/w-d-xo.html What Lua extension am I using? marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=sumneko.lua
I'm impressed of the dedication of you replying to every question 9 months later, a sign of somebody dedicated of teaching. Watching this currently, planning to learn LUA for personal projects.
I know this was made a year ago but I am 2 and a half hours in and this is amazing, every section i have learned countless things. Thank you so much for making this.
I just wanna say thank you for this course because there aren't many courses on TH-cam and if they do exist they aren't as comprehensive than yours. Again thanks for making this amazing course 👍
At 2:04:50 print("What's nine plus ten?") answer = io.read() if answer ~= "19" then print("You're stupid") print("Nawh, I'm nawt.") else print("You're smart") print("Yawh, I'm yam.") end os.execute("pause") My first lua program
A very well-structured and well-paced introduction to lua. I've been wanting to learn to code (outside of scratch 🙃) for a while now so after deciding on lua I was so pleased to find this video. I'm only about half an hour in but I can already tell that the rest of it is gonna be better and faster than learning in school.
I am overjoyed that someone finally decided to make a course over Lua(I've been waiting 5 years lol), this was way easier to understand than the online Lua book and I just wanted you to know you're awesome.
39:10 in, and my gosh! This is the most well explained so far introduction to Lua! It's starting from thhe bottom and building its way up! All without feeling scripted, or missing anything! Much love!
When they start the video with STATS for stuff like difficulty, course duration, etc.. you know you're in for a very good tutorial. Thanks in advance!!
Taking a break after doing 2hrs. I have really learned a lot so far! Some of the concepts were hard to grasp at first, but once I played around with the values and saw the results, I was able to manipulate things with previous sections and that really helped me understand and tie things together. Thank you for the lessons! Looking forward to the rest of the video.
I have topped the video and actually finished the course! It was sad personally that you didn't kept posting those kind of tutorials, but it still gave me a massive jump and heights compared to where I've been before the course. Thank you for teaching us literally for free, you've earned a new subscriber because of the kindness and love you share on this platform. You Can Do It!!! Peace, Love and All The Best!!!
Just made it to the 2-hour mark! I've been a sole 3D modeler but thought it was time to start dedicating myself to learning a coding language. Thanks a lot for the vid!
We have finally finished (about 10 hours in all time spent working on it, taking notes etc.) . A bit fuzzy still on some of the OOP, but I think this course was a really good base for my Lua journey.
I understood what you meant by the boxes and local and global scopes. I´ve always had issues with learning programming languages. My brain cant handle the information all at once. But this was really well structured and easy to follow. I will follow it through. Thank you!
this is amazing, ive never had such ease learning something in my life, let alone an entire coding language. im only halfway through the video but i can perfectly recall everything youve taught so far and im having so much fun. i cant wait to see what im able to do by the end of the video
there were times that I had to watch sessions repeatedly to understand the topic well.. but it was worth every second. Thanks for this Course I love it
Thanks, this was really useful! you explained things in a simple way, and I like how the video is more naturally made, and everything isn't all perfect because seeing some guy who does every single thing flawlessly is a bit intimidating because coding really isn't like that, no one is perfect.
As someone who learned with the modified Roblox Lua, I can see now how some of the concepts are used like Data types and Tables. Thank you for this tutorial :)
@@Thekki I mainly learned from people like thedevking, they're all over TH-cam and some of the concepts that this video has can be compared to their beginner series :)
Thank you, I am currently working on a big project in roblox studio with my friends. This really helped me understanding more of these things in lua. Thanks Teacher!
Love the video, my journey has begun today and I'm glad it started with you. Next up is python and so on, I'm excited to see what the future holds. Thank for finally getting me to sit down and learn.
Thank you for taking the time to make this video. It was concise, easy to understand (and listen to), and yet still covered enough material to build a strong foundation. I feel really motivated to explore this language further.
This is an amazing course! Even tho i can already do some Lua, it was still great for some things that I did wrong! Thanks for creating this amazing course!
as somebody that comes from c/c++ and overall low level languages but needed lua to configure nvim in depth i’d say this is a pretty cool course, everything is understandable right away even for new comers, cheers
I never heard of Botmas, I heard of Pemdas (please, excuse, my, dear, aunt, sally) parenthesis, exponents, multiplicaton, division, addition, subtraction PS: you cleared up modulo so well for me I was struggling with it, it basically adds the smaller number up until it reaches the limit and how far it is from the maximum number is what's left over, modulo of 7%3 3+3 = 6 (1 left over)
Hello, thanks for the tutorial! One quick question which might be followed by many more, when I use \v to make a vertical tab, and run the script, it doesn't actually do a vertical tab but instead inserts a symbol. What is the reason for that, and how can I fix it? Edit: I've read on another comment that apparently it is a difference in builds or something, despite me also having Lua 5.3, the current version doesn't allow \v to work, but I still don't know exactly what the solution to that is. Still it's not urgent, worst case scenario one can just work around it.
That's a pretty good explanation, maybe the shortcomings in this video are the sound that is not clear and the frame drops every second of the video. But yes, the content of the video can still be understood👍
@@vinding4086 I see, it's great to see others here who share this. I have gotten a greater understanding of Lua as far as I've come. It's been tough to find time to study, but I try to make room for it. Lua is definitely much easier than most other languages. One factor being for me personally is that it's not really an object oriented language, making it much easier to grasp, although that has it's limitations alongside it. All I advise is you is to take time practicing and making your own little small projects with Lua so you get handy with it, as you try to do your own small yet quick projects you will find certain things that you don't know how to take to and you explore the resources around and learn a new things and this is a cycle I've seen to encounter. It can be frustrating at times when you can't find the syntax in your code, or you don't know how to approach those errors within - but that's all part of the works of learning and making mistakes.
I want to do a game for a while. every time i watch other tutorials my interest just disappears, cuz i couldnt understand anything. Now i found this and its the best learning video so far)
First of all, course is great, thank you for that. And secondly, I want you to ask how can we operate some operations on arguments of a function when we passed them with three dots(...). I mean, if function is like function xd(. . .) and i passed it 3 values. how can i print first and third one without loops?
Easy! local function example(...) -- the below code will convert the ... into a table local values = {...} -- now you can use it like a normal table print(values[1], values[3]) end
Watched the whole thing! When it's business... Python, JavaScript, C# and C++. But when it's a thing for me to do with a hobbyist heart? Lua with LOVE 2D! Awesome vids by the way!
@48:07 The recently released Lua VM (Luau 9) does not parse vertical tab characters as whitespace, and throws an error when they are used in source code.
This whole tutorial was like an actual class ...you are the professor and you are teaching some real students...thank you...all cs tutorials in yt should be like this where you ar enot all time this topic that topic and inside that topic all time...you some times talk about your self...or give examples which even other people can understand..but also you are in the topic most of time...this is how a tutorial should be
I can really say this basics are teaching me to love Lua i cant wait to start making simple srcipts on roblox studio theres so much to learn so little time Thank you for teaching us Lua trully appreciated.😁
this is a very informative tutorial! i finally understand what pairs() and coroutines do and how the for loop works! this is a course with just the right pace :) thank you!
Thanks a lot for making this amazingly awesome tutorial. The amount of care and effort you put into this was very clear throughout. Best of luck with your channel ❤
wow it was a great course i came here to learn lua for AwesomeWM configuration and Neovim configuaration... otherwise i wasn't even intersted in Lua... but now i am loving it.. easier than python yet more comfertable comfertable for people femilier with c, cpp, java etc...
When learning if statements the ternary operators were confusing so I made my own notes. Hope this helps understand ternary conditional statements. 1:12:24 - Ternary conditional operator timestamp in the video. I will try to explain how ternary operators work in Lua. Ternary operators are a way to write an if statement in a short way. The if statement for a ternary operator would look like this local z = nil local x = x If x >(operator) y then z = value1 else z = value2 end The if statement takes a large amount of space while a ternary code would shorten it to one line. A ternary operator would look like this using the same variables above local x = x local z = x >(operator) y and value1 or value2 The machine checks if the condition is true or false. If the condition is true it outputs value1 The machine considers value1 = true and since the conditional is also true it outputs the first answer. If the condition is not met, it outputs the second value. The machine considers the conditional as false, and since the first value has an and statement it skips over it and goes to the or statement. Since we know that a True or False = True, it outputs the second value. Also, Love the video really helped. 👍
sorry just wanna correct you in 35:00 , it does 2 * 10 first, and then divided it by 2. Multiplication and Division has same priority and are done from left to right, same goes to addition and subtraction.
Nice tutorial with that "closed" note. This channel is small and big enough to get what we want. Also, creator of this channel can read our comments well because channel isn't big
Thank you for sharing your knowledge, this contains very helpful info. As a side note, the microphone quality is VERY harsh. If you haven't already, please upgrade your mic when you have the means as it makes listening for prolonged periods much easier on the ears. Keep up the good work!
I might as well finally type thank you, haha. I've clicked on your video so many times. It was funny when I searched my first problems and got also your videos. =D If your curious it was how to get VSC terminal to recognize lua. Thanks agian.
Thank you so much for this tutorial, I attempted lua 4 yeas ago when i was new to cs and software engineering and it was a pain but after learning python and c++ alongside ur explanations it really helps make it simple
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Hello everyone! I hope you enjoyed this tutorial! :D
FAQs:
How to open the terminal?
th-cam.com/video/vxIO5xkbk50/w-d-xo.html
How to install Lua?
th-cam.com/video/VyZfvnBLqIU/w-d-xo.html
What Lua extension am I using?
marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=sumneko.lua
can I hack games by learning lua language can I make bypass by lua ? reply must...
@@-xyzan- thats what my question is XD
@@aymanuddinahmed both are different questions
@@-xyzan- I also want to hack in game by luan
@@aymanuddinahmed oh have you started learning it?
I'm impressed of the dedication of you replying to every question 9 months later, a sign of somebody dedicated of teaching. Watching this currently, planning to learn LUA for personal projects.
@Ethan S I learned but I never published any projects I made, I might start back up again although!
@@IronIsKing do you want to make games in love 2d or roblox ?
I know this was made a year ago but I am 2 and a half hours in and this is amazing, every section i have learned countless things. Thank you so much for making this.
You read my mind
I just wanna say thank you for this course because there aren't many courses on TH-cam and if they do exist they aren't as comprehensive than yours. Again thanks for making this amazing course 👍
is it really good?
@@hydraizi3055 yes
At 2:04:50
print("What's nine plus ten?")
answer = io.read()
if answer ~= "19" then
print("You're stupid")
print("Nawh, I'm nawt.")
else
print("You're smart")
print("Yawh, I'm yam.")
end
os.execute("pause")
My first lua program
21?
@@rycodetion Twaenihwaein?
I remember when I first read this comment. I didn't understand a thing. And now it's just common sense. W video🥵
A very well-structured and well-paced introduction to lua. I've been wanting to learn to code (outside of scratch 🙃) for a while now so after deciding on lua I was so pleased to find this video. I'm only about half an hour in but I can already tell that the rest of it is gonna be better and faster than learning in school.
haha im coming from scratch too
I am overjoyed that someone finally decided to make a course over Lua(I've been waiting 5 years lol), this was way easier to understand than the online Lua book and I just wanted you to know you're awesome.
im gonna listen to this while sleeping so I can learn lua while sleeping.
Good luck lmao
Did it work?
@@funkyplayz8757 "did it world" nice save edit.
@@cruz6538 I screenshotted your pfp
you'll learn lua while the lua(moon) is in the sky lol
39:10 in, and my gosh! This is the most well explained so far introduction to Lua! It's starting from thhe bottom and building its way up! All without feeling scripted, or missing anything! Much love!
When they start the video with STATS for stuff like difficulty, course duration, etc.. you know you're in for a very good tutorial. Thanks in advance!!
Taking a break after doing 2hrs. I have really learned a lot so far! Some of the concepts were hard to grasp at first, but once I played around with the values and saw the results, I was able to manipulate things with previous sections and that really helped me understand and tie things together. Thank you for the lessons! Looking forward to the rest of the video.
watching this for 20 minutes already just felt like 2 minutes! The tutorial is very fun yet very great.
thank you for creating this course, I was looking for one like this! mad respects to you for making a three hour course on lua programming!
I really appreciate you making such a long and excellent tutorial, that too with timestamps!
I have topped the video and actually finished the course! It was sad personally that you didn't kept posting those kind of tutorials, but it still gave me a massive jump and heights compared to where I've been before the course. Thank you for teaching us literally for free, you've earned a new subscriber because of the kindness and love you share on this platform. You Can Do It!!! Peace, Love and All The Best!!!
Excellent course! Much appreciated!
Thank you!
Ha
donation yay!
@@Solomonwo Ha
@@NoMoreYogurtForYou fa
I do know how to program C, but Lua seemed interesting, so I tried it out, seems pretty simple and easy! Thank you for making this tutorial.
I love how you explained the concepts before going to the next one, many other tutorials don't do that!
Just made it to the 2-hour mark! I've been a sole 3D modeler but thought it was time to start dedicating myself to learning a coding language. Thanks a lot for the vid!
We have finally finished (about 10 hours in all time spent working on it, taking notes etc.) . A bit fuzzy still on some of the OOP, but I think this course was a really good base for my Lua journey.
Same here, I've been doing blender
I understood what you meant by the boxes and local and global scopes. I´ve always had issues with learning programming languages. My brain cant handle the information all at once. But this was really well structured and easy to follow. I will follow it through. Thank you!
just learn data structures u'll be good
A fellow student of Steve's teacher.
You got no clue how much I appreciate this tutorial. It was so hard to find a good comprehensive video tutorial for the basics of Lua.
this is amazing, ive never had such ease learning something in my life, let alone an entire coding language. im only halfway through the video but i can perfectly recall everything youve taught so far and im having so much fun. i cant wait to see what im able to do by the end of the video
Really hope it works for me how it worked for you
there were times that I had to watch sessions repeatedly to understand the topic well.. but it was worth every second. Thanks for this Course I love it
Thanks, epic tutorial! Took me a couple days since I took a shitload of notes and did tests with what I learned but I'd say it was worth it.
Okay, only 9 minutes in and it's already great, I haven't been able to follow along like this even in school.
Thanks, this was really useful! you explained things in a simple way, and I like how the video is more naturally made, and everything isn't all perfect because seeing some guy who does every single thing flawlessly is a bit intimidating because coding really isn't like that, no one is perfect.
As someone who learned with the modified Roblox Lua, I can see now how some of the concepts are used like Data types and Tables. Thank you for this tutorial :)
may i ask where you learned the roblox version of lua?
@@Thekki I mainly learned from people like thedevking, they're all over TH-cam and some of the concepts that this video has can be compared to their beginner series :)
@@Vanderrocks Thanks! I want to try to get into roblox coding so I will see his tutorial
@@Thekki hey its been 3 months now, how did it go? Did you learn to code?
I use lua for litteraly exploiting in the game itself
Although I've been coding with lua for over a year now, I still learned some things from this. Thank you!
This tutorial got me started in programming 2 years ago. Thank you.
Thanks so much for this amazing tutorial, I learned everything easily due to your concise and to the point teaching and explaining!
what is it called on windows
Thank you, I am currently working on a big project in roblox studio with my friends. This really helped me understanding more of these things in lua. Thanks Teacher!
Love the video, my journey has begun today and I'm glad it started with you. Next up is python and so on, I'm excited to see what the future holds. Thank for finally getting me to sit down and learn.
Best of luck to ya mate, I'm probably going to learn python too after Lua. Also, I'm learning Lua to play a game on steam lol.
Thank you for taking the time to make this video. It was concise, easy to understand (and listen to), and yet still covered enough material to build a strong foundation. I feel really motivated to explore this language further.
After watching the video I gotta say lua is really simple, easy and powerful. Also Methamethods remind me of operator overloading in C++
Thanks a lot for this tutorial! It's rare to see such good quality Lua introduction!
Thank you so much for your support!
This is an amazing course! Even tho i can already do some Lua, it was still great for some things that I did wrong! Thanks for creating this amazing course!
as somebody that comes from c/c++ and overall low level languages but needed lua to configure nvim in depth i’d say this is a pretty cool course, everything is understandable right away even for new comers, cheers
I never heard of Botmas, I heard of Pemdas (please, excuse, my, dear, aunt, sally) parenthesis, exponents, multiplicaton, division, addition, subtraction PS: you cleared up modulo so well for me I was struggling with it, it basically adds the smaller number up until it reaches the limit and how far it is from the maximum number is what's left over, modulo of 7%3 3+3 = 6 (1 left over)
yes, I am pausing the 3 hours video to take notes, I WILL learn this thing.
Hello, thanks for the tutorial! One quick question which might be followed by many more, when I use \v to make a vertical tab, and run the script, it doesn't actually do a vertical tab but instead inserts a symbol. What is the reason for that, and how can I fix it?
Edit: I've read on another comment that apparently it is a difference in builds or something, despite me also having Lua 5.3, the current version doesn't allow \v to work, but I still don't know exactly what the solution to that is. Still it's not urgent, worst case scenario one can just work around it.
That's a pretty good explanation, maybe the shortcomings in this video are the sound that is not clear and the frame drops every second of the video. But yes, the content of the video can still be understood👍
I am an okay python developer, and I just realized that Lua is so similar to python. It was much easier learning Lua, knowing python.
Probably because you already knew how coding works so it was easier
true
thank you, 40 minutes in and i already learned so much things.
been watching this since the day u uploaded it., today i think ive studied the whole video. thanks for the knowledge bro.
sub + liked
are you going to use the knowledge?
Finally done. it really has been a journey.
I'm learning Lua for Roblox Studio, great to start here to learn the entire language rather than just the specific library for Roblox Studio.
I'm in the same position as you, just a few weeks earlier. This is my fourth day. Have you gotten a much better understanding of lua since you began?
@@vinding4086 I see, it's great to see others here who share this. I have gotten a greater understanding of Lua as far as I've come. It's been tough to find time to study, but I try to make room for it. Lua is definitely much easier than most other languages. One factor being for me personally is that it's not really an object oriented language, making it much easier to grasp, although that has it's limitations alongside it. All I advise is you is to take time practicing and making your own little small projects with Lua so you get handy with it, as you try to do your own small yet quick projects you will find certain things that you don't know how to take to and you explore the resources around and learn a new things and this is a cycle I've seen to encounter. It can be frustrating at times when you can't find the syntax in your code, or you don't know how to approach those errors within - but that's all part of the works of learning and making mistakes.
I want to do a game for a while. every time i watch other tutorials my interest just disappears, cuz i couldnt understand anything. Now i found this and its the best learning video so far)
First of all, course is great, thank you for that. And secondly, I want you to ask how can we operate some operations on arguments of a function when we passed them with three dots(...).
I mean, if function is like function xd(. . .) and i passed it 3 values. how can i print first and third one without loops?
Easy!
local function example(...)
-- the below code will convert the ... into a table
local values = {...}
-- now you can use it like a normal table
print(values[1], values[3])
end
@@Stevesteacher Oh, my bad. Thanks for info.
15:29, This is merely a stamp of mine on this wonderful video, nothing more. Thank you.
Thank you. I'll start watch this tutorial, to make my dream come true. I think with this video I'll Learn Something, that could help me in Future.
Did u learn
@@Fus1a_ yeah. Something I learnt. But I didn't Finish It yet.
Hi Steve, I am only 1 hour in and this is the best tutorial i have ever seen on lua, Thank you so much for making this
This tutorial is very thorough and very helpful. Thank you so much! :)
Watched the whole thing! When it's business... Python, JavaScript, C# and C++. But when it's a thing for me to do with a hobbyist heart? Lua with LOVE 2D!
Awesome vids by the way!
@48:07 The recently released Lua VM (Luau 9) does not parse vertical tab characters as whitespace, and throws an error when they are used in source code.
That sucks! Thanks for pointing that out :)
Just like Lua, you're underrated! We all appreciate your kind and amazing work man, keep it up! 😁
Nice content!😀
Thanks for use your time to make this awesome crash course.
This whole tutorial was like an actual class ...you are the professor and you are teaching some real students...thank you...all cs tutorials in yt should be like this where you ar enot all time this topic that topic and inside that topic all time...you some times talk about your self...or give examples which even other people can understand..but also you are in the topic most of time...this is how a tutorial should be
Thank you so much! I always wanted to learn code and this helped a lot!
You're very welcome! :D
im 1 hour in and i feel like a pro, thank you so much!!
I know you are here to make games on roblox
Ur goddamn right lol I'm actually making a Jojo Game
@@KorndyIsTuxedo DUDE ME TOO xd
@@MysticHt bro do u have discord if u do let's collab
@@MysticHt it's actually me and my brother
Yeah right. I will learn Lua and become a game developer to earn part time during college.
I can really say this basics are teaching me to love Lua i cant wait to start making simple srcipts on roblox studio theres so much to learn so little time Thank you for teaching us Lua trully appreciated.😁
This is good! OwO
Thank you :)))
this is a very informative tutorial! i finally understand what pairs() and coroutines do and how the for loop works! this is a course with just the right pace :)
thank you!
learning lua because c++ broke into my house, stole my valuables, bonked me on my head, and assaulted my wife
Thanks a lot for making this amazingly awesome tutorial. The amount of care and effort you put into this was very clear throughout. Best of luck with your channel ❤
the intro its the best pp i ever seen thank you for help whit the guide
9:58 Oi '-'
not a single ad what a legend
Raise ure hands roblox studio users 🖐
I noticed the Demon Slayer, Soul Eater, ReZero, Dr Stone, Fairy Tail on your anime folder. Great animes, I've seen all of those.
i can hear your mouth opening and closeing
Haha is to much to even concentrate
This is 10 time better than other youtuber that trying to teach beginner.
Thanks for you job, It was great time saving Lua refreshment, I haven't used it for some years.
yeah you should'nt stick to it 👍
wow it was a great course
i came here to learn lua for AwesomeWM configuration and Neovim configuaration... otherwise i wasn't even intersted in Lua...
but now i am loving it..
easier than python yet more comfertable comfertable for people femilier with c, cpp, java etc...
I’m going to try this out for the next week. I really hope I come out of this with what I want!
Thank you for this tutorial! Your helping me understand Lua so that I can use it for future endevours.
I hope good things come your way for this year old video. You are so good at breaking things down, and to not make me feel overwhelmed. Thank you
Thanks for this course! It was very very helpful!
I'm familiar with other languages, and this was all I needed to get started!
When learning if statements the ternary operators were confusing so I made my own notes. Hope this helps understand ternary conditional statements. 1:12:24 - Ternary conditional operator timestamp in the video.
I will try to explain how ternary operators work in Lua. Ternary operators are a way to write an if statement in a short way.
The if statement for a ternary operator would look like this
local z = nil
local x = x
If x >(operator) y then
z = value1
else
z = value2
end
The if statement takes a large amount of space while a ternary code would shorten it to one line.
A ternary operator would look like this using the same variables above
local x = x
local z = x >(operator) y and value1 or value2
The machine checks if the condition is true or false.
If the condition is true it outputs value1
The machine considers value1 = true and since the conditional is also true it outputs the first answer.
If the condition is not met, it outputs the second value.
The machine considers the conditional as false, and since the first value has an and statement it skips over it and goes to the or statement.
Since we know that a True or False = True, it outputs the second value.
Also, Love the video really helped.
👍
sorry just wanna correct you in 35:00 , it does 2 * 10 first, and then divided it by 2. Multiplication and Division has same priority and are done from left to right, same goes to addition and subtraction.
Good Lua tut. Thanks Steve! Might check out your C++ as well.
Thank you! :)
👏👏 you explained it so well you deserve way more than those subs
The best tutorial! Waiting for the video "How to make Project Zomboid game")
Nice tutorial with that "closed" note. This channel is small and big enough to get what we want. Also, creator of this channel can read our comments well because channel isn't big
Ahh finally finished now to get actually working on my roblox game
Thanks for making this. Learning lua more so i can better mod Asseto Corsa. Gets pretty hairy but this course is helping a whole lot.
Thanks bro, I’ve known lua for a while but I never understood OOP. Thanks so much!!
make .. sure .. to .. use .. ".." .. when .. connection .. strings
@@y_kay_t the fuck are you on abt
@@smallFrie43 hes tryna make a concatenation joke
learning lua in three hours? I will take it! I got a notebook on hand for this one!
You mention "BOTMAS". PEMDAS works too.
P = Parenthesis (Or brackets)
E = Exponents
M = Multiplication
D = Division
A = Addition
S = Subtraction
In roblox code editor, what is parent and child thing like it is something inside the bigger box when u explained local scope? also nice course tbh
Thank you! this is the best lua tutorial i have ever seen!!!
I'm using this to help me with roblox game development thank you
Thank you so much for this huge video!! I really enjoyed coding in Lua for the first time!!!))
this guy make's coding super easy!!
Thank you so much, thx to this video Ive been able to release my own game!
Thank you for sharing your knowledge, this contains very helpful info. As a side note, the microphone quality is VERY harsh. If you haven't already, please upgrade your mic when you have the means as it makes listening for prolonged periods much easier on the ears. Keep up the good work!
th-cam.com/video/zDKK_1hxW_o/w-d-xo.htmlsi=Rx142WhcGNX0DQoe here is a remastered course with better audio, thank you for your support ;)
@@Stevesteacher you're a legend 👍
I might as well finally type thank you, haha. I've clicked on your video so many times. It was funny when I searched my first problems and got also your videos. =D If your curious it was how to get VSC terminal to recognize lua. Thanks agian.
Thank you so much for this tutorial, I attempted lua 4 yeas ago when i was new to cs and software engineering and it was a pain but after learning python and c++ alongside ur explanations it really helps make it simple
Glad it helped! :D
i’m only 1 hour and 40 minutes into the video, and with me having python experience i am able to understand this very easily.
Who else agrees the fact that he needs more subs. Well explained....