I have been trying to create an automated curtain using the original circuits, now I think I will give this a try. Fingers crossed!! Update: well I got it to work!! So excited!! Of course I broke it when I tried to move it LOL ... I am 64 years old and still learning new things! Thank you so much for all you do to make Rec Room great!
Dude, Ive been putting off learning cv2 because reasons but decided to finally bite the bullet, and thank god I waited because this video is only 2 days old. Very practical and informative. I feel way more confident than I did 40 minutes ago. Thank you.
as a person whos learning C# a bit, rec rooms coding system is easier but still hard to understand if you're a beginner but have knowledge with other coding languages
Just a little update, thanks to your video i started learning cv2, and i made a game with some of my friends for a contest (the stranded one), and we won third place (forgottenIsland) I cant thank you enough BVR, thank you
@@Mr.NobodyOfficial Best tip is to get this tutorial and start practicing, the more you make cv2 the easier it gets Try making simple stuff, a light turn on and off, a piston to move, then scale and get more complex stuff
@@Mr.NobodyOfficial a good point also to start is watching yt tutorial and replicating them, the most you use cv2 and get out of your confort zone with it the better u get at it, good luck!
This is exactly like blueprints in Unreal Engine, so it was very easy to learn for me XD Thanks for explaining it anyway, still learned a lot that would have taken ages alone👍
honestly this video was hella helpful, i was able to make a automatic system using a interactionvolume a bottle a piston and a block, i made it so after a certain amount of time, the bottle drops through the interaction volume making you take a seat then forcing you to be unseated, afterwards the piston retracts allowing the bottle to respawn and allowing the cycle to continue, basically making a clock that teleports you every hour to create a normalized meeting time and respawn cycle
i was really confused when circuits v2 came out because i didnt know about still getting the v1 chips so i thought that my idea for a room was not gonna happen but this helped!
I have been looking for circuit tutorials for a while because I truly aspire to make great games on rec room. I even looked at the official Rec Room account tutorials and they were SO confusing. Your tutorial was so clear and concise. Thank you for this, I’m binging it right now.
Thank you for this video, I didn't understand anything but was still trying to faceroll my way through making pistons and rotators work. This definitely helped me learn why some pins wouldn't work and gives me hope that I can actually figure this stuff out. I would love to see more videos!
your correct with the strings, in coding (example C#) a float is presented with a f at the end examples: 0f 5f .2f and i know this cause im working on a C# game
im learning the programing language lua (for roblox) and no joke i saw this video before i started leaning lua and THIS VIDEO legit helped me understand lua, i think if i did not see this video i would still be VERY confused. thank you
I'm lucky enough to atleast know Python so I'm experienced with coding languages and phrases just like "Int, str, or if statements" so luckily it was easier for me to understand how all this works
thanks for the tutorial! I'm used to being able to code, so I was really confused with all these complicated block coding things, and I got kind of annoyed that I couldn't just type it out lol
Thanks. I always wanted to be a rec room creator. I can now have a basic understanding of chips. Now I have to learn art cause I have no chance of joining a team.
Here is some parts that i can explain quickly Bool (boolen) basically false or true making a volume Get local player basically makes the cv2 machine use the selected circuits
At first Circuits V2 was super intimidating to me and just .. Well alot, but when I actually attempted it this video was a huge help despite most my stuff just being spaghetti code lol.
Now you can give cv2 your Rec Room best!
Yes.
I'm still bad at cv2 😔
Yup
@@RecLatr me too man
nope still can't understand to confusing to my peanut brain
This seems to be helping a lot of people, great job! Happy to see more people getting into the CV2 community
I have been trying to create an automated curtain using the original circuits, now I think I will give this a try. Fingers crossed!!
Update: well I got it to work!! So excited!! Of course I broke it when I tried to move it LOL ... I am 64 years old and still learning new things! Thank you so much for all you do to make Rec Room great!
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64? your old and learning many things! i hope you make a great invention each day
You can use an animation gizmo if you want
@@whyarenameshardthe current animation gizmos (V1) are broken with rec room yet to fix it
Give it your rec best
Dude, Ive been putting off learning cv2 because reasons but decided to finally bite the bullet, and thank god I waited because this video is only 2 days old. Very practical and informative. I feel way more confident than I did 40 minutes ago. Thank you.
Now it's 2 years old, how's it going now?
Three years now
Basically 4
Even if you are an experienced coder, rec rooms way of “coding” is still different. You explained CV2 so well! Great video.
yeah
as a person whos learning C# a bit, rec rooms coding system is easier but still hard to understand if you're a beginner but have knowledge with other coding languages
Youre the first person who explained networking easy and acurate at the same time! THANKS!! ❤
i started learning to program recently, and i was confused on how things worked in the game context, your video helped me so much, tyyy :^)
Just a little update, thanks to your video i started learning cv2, and i made a game with some of my friends for a contest (the stranded one), and we won third place (forgottenIsland)
I cant thank you enough BVR, thank you
I literally have no idea where to even start learning.
@@Mr.NobodyOfficial Best tip is to get this tutorial and start practicing, the more you make cv2 the easier it gets
Try making simple stuff, a light turn on and off, a piston to move, then scale and get more complex stuff
@@lucvkl I can do few simple things, not a lot though.
@@Mr.NobodyOfficial a good point also to start is watching yt tutorial and replicating them, the most you use cv2 and get out of your confort zone with it the better u get at it, good luck!
Thanks BVR, I literally just learned how to barely CV1, now I can CV2
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I‘m happy somebody famous made this kind of video so people will finally be better
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This tutorial is extremely well crafted and produced, and is super helpful. Awesome stuff!! Makin me wanna learn this all.
This is exactly like blueprints in Unreal Engine, so it was very easy to learn for me XD
Thanks for explaining it anyway, still learned a lot that would have taken ages alone👍
The way you explain circuits helped me teach my class. Thanks
Im about 24 minutes in and surprised on how much of it I understand- Thanks Billeh!
Me and my friend are working on a map this really helped thanks
Definently the best and clearest video for introduction to CV2! Thanks!
So its quite literally just coding class all overs again, dope thanks it'll help a lot
This makes me feel like I’m watching a vid for a school project
Really wish there were more tutorials going through different levels like beginner, intermediate, and so on
Ive literally watched this 3 times for fun. I might be a CV2 addict
Please make the next circuits video! This was really helpful, and I want to learn more from you.
I wanted to learn how to use cv2 thanks for helping me
I was confused on the local and synced thing, but now I understand. Thanks!
Ay yo u got top coment
I already knew some of cv2 but I'm glad I watched this!
I had no idea about how local stuff worked lol
honestly this video was hella helpful, i was able to make a automatic system using a interactionvolume a bottle a piston and a block, i made it so after a certain amount of time, the bottle drops through the interaction volume making you take a seat then forcing you to be unseated, afterwards the piston retracts allowing the bottle to respawn and allowing the cycle to continue, basically making a clock that teleports you every hour to create a normalized meeting time and respawn cycle
What.
Not only am I watching this VERY informative video, I’m attending cv2 classes this week!
Ty !!!!!!!! Cv2 was Hard for me to get this helps a lot
i was really confused when circuits v2 came out because i didnt know about still getting the v1 chips so i thought that my idea for a room was not gonna happen but this helped!
I’ve been wondering how to do circuits V2 and this is going to help a ton!
Same (Also first reply)
I have been looking for circuit tutorials for a while because I truly aspire to make great games on rec room. I even looked at the official Rec Room account tutorials and they were SO confusing. Your tutorial was so clear and concise. Thank you for this, I’m binging it right now.
thank you! glad I could help
@@BVR can you make an tutorial on how to make things follow you and kill you
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Awesome, now I can understand what's going on when people build circuits!
Bad news, I'm too scared to even place down a chip 😭
same
in summary: rec room has a visual programming language and you have to try it out
Thank you for this video, I didn't understand anything but was still trying to faceroll my way through making pistons and rotators work. This definitely helped me learn why some pins wouldn't work and gives me hope that I can actually figure this stuff out. I would love to see more videos!
This is honestly so helpful Billeh 🍩
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I remember back in the day I didn’t really use maker Pen Or CV2 but now I’ll use it because I’ve been getting more into using the maker pen
I have been doing circuits for around 2 years now and this tought me stuff I didnt know!
Thank you soooo much. This video is what I have been looking for. Great video man 10/10
Thanks man I’m trying to make a Rap show in rec room and this helped alot
Ok @bvr, this is really good.
I HATE working with CV2, but this tutorial may be just what I need to get over that.
glad its helped you!
I actually figured out how to make a CV2 elevator! Thanks!
BVR: “It’s literally just whole numbers.” Everyone in middle school math: 🤨
Thanks fir this video, it really helped bro! Cheers!
I have experience with cv1, but now I can do cv2! Thanks!
your correct with the strings, in coding (example C#) a float is presented with a f at the end examples:
0f 5f .2f and i know this cause im working on a C# game
im learning the programing language lua (for roblox) and no joke i saw this video before i started leaning lua and THIS VIDEO legit helped me understand lua, i think if i did not see this video i would still be VERY confused. thank you
I normally like coding so I was able to get the hang of it pretty easily. I got stumped on strings though and this video helped so much!
This video was a real help to me learning circuit and is a great video. Keep up the good work!
This helped me with my dorm room, thank you!!
Thanks for this video, very helpful
Thank you so much for this video! I’m working on a game with my friend and this really helped me understand so I can help him more!
I like your words magic man
Hahahhhahaahah i love that meme
Hey rec room I still give it my rec room best And when I mean best I really mean but I do trick shots inside of the rec center with plates and cups
Now i need to know how to make the helicopter!
Dude thanks! I always wanted to learn cv2 and now you learned me! Thank you man!
Me being someone who learnt on the original or "legacy" circuits this is very helpful for learning the new stuff
I came to learn how to make a door to another room and stayed for the full vid I feel like everything I learned will be so useful
Same do you know how to make it
I'm lucky enough to atleast know Python so I'm experienced with coding languages and phrases just like "Int, str, or if statements" so luckily it was easier for me to understand how all this works
Thank you so much! this helped me very much.
Bro can you please make this a series
thank god i understand coding
otherwise i honestly wouldn't understand this
thx can you talk about how to make a basic game with this to help me understand how to use this in practice like how is the soccer game coded?
thanks ! this helped
thanks for the tutorial! I'm used to being able to code, so I was really confused with all these complicated block coding things, and I got kind of annoyed that I couldn't just type it out lol
Thanks. I always wanted to be a rec room creator. I can now have a basic understanding of chips. Now I have to learn art cause I have no chance of joining a team.
Im ok with cv2 but i never knew what the get local player did thanks dude!
Bro yapping💀
But really thank you a lot It helped
Thank You this was sooo helpful
Have a big feeling that you’re getting the most advanced tutorial gown
This was phenomenal ☺️
Oh i understand it now 😄 thank you BVR!!! 👍
Not the hero we deserved but the hero we needed
I’ve rewatched this video 7 times.. still have no idea what to do.
BILLEH YOU NEED TO MAKE PART 2 helP
When you skip ahead 10 seconds and there's like 20 more circuit boards
Here is some parts that i can explain quickly
Bool (boolen) basically false or true making a volume
Get local player basically makes the cv2 machine use the selected circuits
This made better sense than my math homework
this gottta be the most complicated thing in rec room
Thanks for the guide!
Thanks so much man! I’m a high level advanced thanks to you!
bvr should make one but with the new ui
this was amazing thanks so much!
Now I can do big mafs, thanks Billeh!
At first Circuits V2 was super intimidating to me and just .. Well alot, but when I actually attempted it this video was a huge help despite most my stuff just being spaghetti code lol.
Very well taught! good stuff!
In the first 5 minutes I felt like a genius
Helped alot, got no ideas tho lol
I like your funny words, magic man
YES A NEW EPISODE🤗🤗🤗🤗
You have entrusted the wrong person with CV2
Ty I’ve been trying to learn circuits for a while so I could make games TY
I wanna make a racing game time to get some knowledge
thank you since i already know c# this was way easier so thak you
Thanks so much I understand it now
now i can know how to set a int to a string for Room Currencies!
I stopped taking info in at lesson 2 💀and I was trying my best to listen 😔
this can also teach people how to code very similar to drag and drop scripting
like scratch! :D
Nice refresher for me
can i say thank you to this man
Give it your interactional rec room best
I Know This Video Is Like Really Old But This Really Helped! After Watching This I Looked At TheRCLman And His Tutorials Help To!
BVR is my guide to life