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@@ExstraLuck Big combination of videos mainly TheDevKing for the basics, then a lot of my own research and hard work just making projects and learning things along the way
Here are my notes- Printing - Prints what you put in parentheses into the outside window (output) - Format- Print(#) or Print("string") Strings - a line of text (have quotations) Data Type - Classifies forms a text can be displayed Booleans - TRUE or FALSE values Instances- any object in roblox studio Vector3 Values- 3 number values used usually to represent positions or sizes Variable - Stores a value nil - nothing; no value Properties - details on an object in studio wait - makes the script wait a number of seconds - Format - wait(#) Parameter - A value input into a function when it is used Numbers - numbers in roblox studio (no quotations) task.wait - wait, but less exact but better performance. Format - task.wait(#) Output - window for warnings, errors, and prints Math - you can print or use math equations in scripting. (+) (-) (*) (/) Function - piece of code that makes a action or can be called upon. Return - End result of a function, returned back to where it was called (used) Comment - using -- in your scripts lets you make comments that the script will ignore Global - function or valiable that can be used or defined anywhere in a script If statements - checks if something is true, and if it is, it performs something. If not, it doesn't perform anything == - checks if something is equal to = - Saying something is equal to something in code Color3 - a three number value that makes a color. Multiple formats else statements - if the first (if) statement is false or nil, it will do this instead elseif statements - Just like else, but also check something before performing code ( kind of like combining else and if ) Event - gives you script a signal when something specific happens in your game, so you can fun code when it fires :FindFirstChild() - A built-in function to roblox studio that loops through each child of an object, and find the first one with the inputted name Humanoid - Instance that controls every aspect of a character. (Health, WalkSpeed, JumpPower, etc) math.Random = picks a random number from min to max - Format - math.Random(min#, max#) Loops - repeat a certain action until you either reach a certain result or for a certain amount of time "For" loops - loops through a table or number and performs code repeatedly for each item/number i (used in for loops) - a table v (used in for loops) - a player "while" loops - performs a piece of code repeatedly while something is true break - stops a loop and continues with the script (code) after it. ( if statements make this effective) Debris - Service that lets you automatically destroy parts after a certain amount of time Tables - Used to store large amounts of data and loop through them quickly Key - "row" number/name Value pair - associated data with keys tonumber() - Converts a strings that has a number to only a number (used to prevent errors and ensure math works in a script) CFrame - Position/Rotation system for all parts in roblox, all in one value. (advanced)
A quick tip for anyone learning to code from this tutorial, make sure to try and understand what he is saying, After he finishes explaining this code , read the code and try to understand or repeat what the tutorial has said. Hope this helps some of yall!
yes, another good thing to be able to do when you're coding is being able to sort of translate (I guess?) the code into a more understandable format. Especially when you're watching tutorials, sometimes they don't explain everything.
@@kaeson4258i will help you, first you need to get the StarterGui service, so type in: local StarterGui = game:GetService(“StarterGui”) then you need a variable that is equal to your gui, for example, your gui is named “GuiYeah”, so we can use this: local Gui = StarterGui.GuiYeah or you can put your script into the GuiYeah and do this: local gui = script.Parent then you can do this: gui.Visible = true but if you want it to be invisible, then do this: gui.Visible = false Hope this works!
Bro I have checked. Everything. Not ONE THING is out of place, everything is correctly capitalized, everything is in the right order, yet it still. doesn't. work. Edit: Nvm, I fixed it. For some reason it kept spawning under the map, but I got it fixed. Thanks for the awesome vid btw!
The quote "Give a man a fish, you feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish, you feed him for a lifetime." basically sums up most beginner scripters. I tried searching for tutorials and scripts on what I wanted to make instead of learning to make it myself or at the very least putting effort into understanding what I was copying.
As someone who already knows how to script, I think this is an excellent source for anyone who's starting out. Remember, learn coding from general tutorials and not just one specific tutorial for a specific game genre. Edit: Just an update to say, yes, you CAN learn from specific genre tutorials, however, if you go from making an obby to a simulator, its gonna be a little frustrating trying to understand what some parts of code did, especially since most specific tutorials always tell you to copy what their doing. I strongly suggest learning from general tutorials, like functions, variables, etc, some of the basic easy to remember stuff, then challenge yourself, see what you can make with all this. I think GnomeCode's Tower Defense Series helped me understand A LOT more about coding because he explained exactly what everything did so I was able to add my own twists onto it. I went to creating an arcade experience and making arcade machines with NO tutorials, and if I forgot, looking at the Roblox Docs for even 15 seconds helped me remember. I recently actually started coding a Python Discord bot and caught on pretty quickly from 1. how easy Python is to understand and 2. the tutorial guy explained things. If you are genuinely interested in making games and actually want it as a possible future career, LEARN FROM GENERAL TUTORIALS!! Another thing to mention, your first game will NEVER get big unless you are really lucky. Advertising on Roblox is extremely luck based imo from past experiences. Thanks for reading this long paragraph, I was reminded about writing this with one of my friends who's learning to script and wants to make games. TL;DR, Learn from General Tutorials, specific tutorials don't help most of the time.
same and i agree, the most important part is definitely motivation and the purpose of it, some people just want to make games but not work hard for it, so they eventually give up within hours or minutes
I mean specific tutorials from specific game genres can teach you some things. I've learned everything I know now from mostly tutorials of specific game genres (you can probably see why I'm on this video)
Thank You!!!! My son really wants to learn how to develop his own game and I made it my new mission to help him. However, I've been stumbling all over in the dark for a few days now trying to grasp Roblox Studio and your video made everything click for me.
I deadass need you to do a whole series from beginner to advanced. You do a very good job of explaining concepts and I can't find a tutorial better than this. Right on
I think my favorite part about this is the constant reassurance that we're doing well and not to give up. I've tried so many times to start learning some type of Coding language, but due to just not understanding things, or not knowing how to do what I want to do, it becomes very discouraging to continue without someone being there to help or give you props for having what you have.
try not to “learn” it by just following courses… i mean the basiscs? of course, but build projects and build projects and build projects and build projects and build projects and so on… this means “to learn”
I agree, having someone telling you throughout not to give up and giving words of courage and motivation really has helped. I felt like quitting a few times but the reassurance got me through.
Beginners out there need to know that there can be multiple ways to write code to preform a task. There isnt one correct way but there can be a more efficient way. And most scripters should aim for this. Just a tip to keep in mind.
Hey Man not sure if you check youtube notifications or not! But would you like to help on a game with 3 others? we need a scripter and none of us understand scripting.
same! this video motivated me and made me learn alot of new scripts! i was never able to do the place part script before but thanks to smarty i know know how to make an obby!
Great video! Honestly best one yet in the scripting genre, your voice isn't just clear, you also come off as a great, genuine guy. If you could make a part 2 explaining into more detail about the code you did for the checkpoint during the "Lets Practice" tab I would really appreciate. Thank you for the clear, concise video.
I originally began learning Scratch from my friend who has used it for years and I learned a lot and basically in this video hes showing almost the exact same thing but with text. Its pretty understandable when you explain it simpler.
im not a beginner but honestly this is still a very good video to watch for even advanced to intermediate people, for me i prefer fast paced videos instead of long, drawn out videos. this really helped to cement everything i already knew. great video man
@@EyeWasBored yeah literally same thing happened to me with music theory, i learned nothing for a whole year of music theory class because i had already learned all of it a few months prior in a 1 hr youtube video, no joke man lmao
This video helps a lot. I had many dreams of making a game for so long and have so many ideas but every video I watched on scripting, I understood for the most part but it was nothing useful for what I wanted to do. You finally went over things I wanted to learn like the “If, Then” statements I find very useful. Scripting still doesn’t make a whole lot of sense yet but I’m a lot closer to being able to start on a real project! Thank you. Edit - hello this is me 4 months later, i cant explain how much time i put into learning to script. I feel i learned everything but i just dont understand it. i know nearly everything about lua but i cannot make a game with it its very frustrating. i looked into C#, and some others. i just wanted to say this is the best video ive seen so far and it taught me the most, but im still stuck on not being able to do anything with the information ive been givin. lol, im close to quitting.
@@datboi42 Good actually, i understand scripting now but as i was making a game roblox got a new bug that the animations were broken so i havent been on for a while.
@@fusionmedia08 nice! I’m happy for you. And thanks for updating man. I just started taking notes on this video. Hopefully I’ll get good at all of this stuff soon lol
I am 5 minutes into this video, and i know three things: 1. This is what i looked for. 2. I will actually be able to script at the end of this video, as he said (i was a lot skeptical at first but the vid is 48 mins long and i already know how to add a script in the first 5 mins). 3. This dude is so underrated.
Saving my spot: 29:58. Gonna continue soon, thank you for this video 😭, I feel like I understand most of the things on here, while other tutorials over complicate things and stretch there videos.
@@Yuki-qs5mt Same here, I just did I bit more research on the Dev Hub and figured some of it out by breaking down the individual code, it's super useful.
If anyone got confused with the whole return a thing for functions, I got you covered: The "return y" statement in the script is used to specify the value that the function "Add10(x)" will produce as its output. When a function is called, it executes the code inside it and computes a result. The "return" statement allows this result to be passed back to the code that called the function. In this script, after performing the addition operation and assigning the result to "y", the "return y" statement ensures that the value of "y" is returned as the output of the function. This allows you to use the result in other parts of your code or assign it to a variable for further processing.
@@LegoPieces_ for example: if you have y which is 5, and you add 1 to it in the function, and then you print it will say 6. but if you run this function again later in the script, it will still say 6, but returning it will actually add the previous action onto y, which will make it print 7.
@@nael45_klavir79so like if you make a script and lets say you put print(1+1) right and when you test the game and go to output it will say “2” so it is basiclly a calculator
@@nael45_klavir79he means that using the printing feature for math problems like print(5*5) in output it will pop up as 25 and goes for any math problem.
Holyyy shiiii. I loved this tutorial. Ive been watching AlvinBlox's tutorial on scripting but its a bit long and stretched out so I took a break from scripting but I saw this tutorial and my god was this helpful. Not only did I skip having to watch the next 10+ AlvinBlox tutorials I have left, but if I have problem I can just go back to this video and skip to the timestamps. I wanna see more scripting stuff on ur channel cuz I just subbed. (Also I love the fact that you even did a practice using what we learned)
For any other beginners remember to keep going! I've learnt html coding (I KNOW IT'S NOT THE SAME AS LUA) and once I got the hang of it, it's so fun! once you learn how to bring the stuff you want to make to life feels amazing especially when you make something public and people start seeing it!
@@Wave_Duck yeah html (with css) is kind of just words turned into websites with already defined keywords in the mix to help, it's when you get with jquery and Mysql and java that things become REALLY fun like holy crap I knew nothing about coding and just knew html, but once I learnt all the other cool stuff i mentioned it was just a joy ride from there like i spent over 50 hours on my project for that unit and i learnt so much about the fundamentals of coding (which can be applied to any coding language including lua like variables and just coding logic in general) and honestly everything on the internet now makes a shit ton of sense especially now that the difference between client side and server side updates along with the html code that goes with it is kind of something I covered literally returning to lua after a 1 year hiatus where i kinda gave up and kinda wanted to return but now i'm back baby for some real shit but I know i don't really know everything but now i do know enough to get momentum and since i have 3 months off i can really focus on coding especially in general to get a head start in C++ and the other languages (oh yeah and also NXC which stands for not exactly C something (don't remember) which is for the lego robots which also taught me a great deal of coding logic)
and on top of that why things are important in coding like case sensitive code and local vs global variables and loops in between along with arrays and just functions that some codes have in general and like i can see why they can be useful right of the bat like for example with creating objects in lua was kind of confusing like why not just have it already there but with knowledge about creating html elements with java and why you might need to do it, and then applying that to the logic of game design it kind of just makes sense now and it's super helpful honestly you might as well go through like a year course if your school offers it just to learn the basics of coding websites and robots (if they have that) and i feel like that's just a passive way to learn coding that might help with school grades if your passionate and at the end of the year everything about lua might just click instead of painfully spending a year trying to learn it to only go into some coding course and have it click then EDIT: also just experience with this stuff in general like holy crap i remember being so confused with all of this a year ago and it just flying over my head and now i literally know what he's going to say about each code function and it's all just coming back to me and it's hella satisfying to not be so depressed cause of it
This is the best video I have seen to teach people Lua. I couldn't find videos for what I need, so explaining every word helps me out a LOT. I love how you explain all of the code to us and don't just blast through it. I also love the encouragement you give us. Thanks for this amazing video!
This helped me so much. I'm thinking of starting to script and make games on roblox, this tutorial was straightforward and very clearly detailed. I like how you put key points in the timeliness so I can easily go back to something I forgot.
I have been script developing and creating gaming and RP content for 16 years in Secondlife; I do all my mesh and scripting, animations, texturing, GUIs, and the whole deal, but I am ready to move on to Roblox. This video was broken down so perfectly for any level creator.thank you!!
I literally do not understand anything Edit:I have understood this but scripting isn't for me tbh I'm sticking to building Edit 2:I just make websites now
I learned python at age of 14, im now 15 and i see it not that hard, I know Im young but i have a really good idea to make or to start with on roblox. Thanks a lot man
@@SmartyRBX THANK YOU SO MUCH! I have ALWAYS wanted to learn roblox scripting ever since I started playing and modelling games. Thank you for helping that dream become a reality! (or hopefully since I'm still at 25:30 but I've learnt alot so I think I'm good)
Excellent video, thank you. Liked and subscribed. I have a suggestion that would improve the understanding of your tutorials A LOT (at least to me). Minute 14:06, where you create a new variable call Part. Don't call names of variables the same name as other items in the studio. It is hard for this request to make sense to people that know what they are doing, but for a novice it is HUGE. Knowing which words you can make up and which are syntax can be hard at first until it clicks
This was actually a HUGE help, and I thank you for that! At first I really wasn't really sure where to start and I didn't want to over complicate things for myself. When I found this video it immediately felt inviting and something that wouldn't bore me, and I ended up being correct! I learned a lot from this video alone and I now have hope for my future of scripting on roblox, my favorite part was the raining parts and I tweaked mine a bit to look like snow, can be toggled by clicking on a specific part, and disappears when it touches the baseplate! It's not much, but I'm proud, and it really shows that this video helped me better understand the baseline of scripting :)
As a scripter myself i see this video as a huge tutorial and really well made, it shows that anything can be easy if shown well and with good articulation of words.
This is the one video that’s good and takes everything slow and steady, with basic and simple definitions of the scripts meaning! So useful!!! I’m trying to script out a “Find The Game” and I don’t really know how to make the badge be received once you touch the model so could you make a video of scripts on “Find the Games”? ((Unless u already have)) I would really appreciate it!!! Thanks for this amazing video!
Very well detailed, and very easy for the viewer to access points throughout the video. But I could also see how someone who's an absoutle beginner, like they just started, struggle to grasp the concepts mentioned in the video. But, yet again, he was doing a very breif over view/ summary of all the key ideas in the Lua programming language and I don't think I would've done a good as a job as him If i were explaning it. Very excellent!!
This is A Perfect Example of a Easy Beginner Guide the only thing i dont unterstand is "Local" i dont know when to use it and when to use it at the start
i started watching at 8:00AM but before i started watching i relaxed i took a deep breathe and got everything out of my mind, i washed my faced and looked in the mirror and said today is the day. I decided to take a book out and write all the stuff he said about Varibles, strings, nil etcetera like everything else. i kept looking ot other places cause i kept getting confused worried and stressed but i tried to keep myself from getting my eyes away from my screen and it hard since im not used to this much information even tho i realize you are doing an amazing explanation to everything! thank you for now making this video and making my scripts better now!
This is actually amazing. As someone who has absolutely no idea how to script, every time I found a tutorial it was random nonsense that I didn't know AT ALL. I really appreciate you for making this tutorial so simple, slow and easy to learn. You are a legend.
I have known and been coding in Python for a few months, and this was extremely easy to pick up on, as most coding languages have the same logic behind it. Even though it is a different syntax, I still am cruising through my journey of making a game. Great video!
@@DragonworksAnimatorsHe is coding. The script language in roblox studio is Luau which is a form of Lua which is very similar to Python in many aspects.
In my school, we have IT lessons, where we specifically learn python. It is eerily similar to Lua, but if you can’t understand Lua very well, or you can’t understand Python very well, if you learn one it really helps learn the other.
Thank you so much for this tutorial! A lot of the other videos' code was either outdated or I didn't understand, but this video really helped me jumpstart my game!
Most people don't understand that rather than watching the tutorial and knowing everything and being able to make a game they get disappointed the youtube didn't tell them but THEY need to research THEY need to discover and create rather than YOU explaining everything on planet earth.
I cannot thank you enough for this tutorial. It took me some time but now that I got the hang of it it has become so much more enjoyable and fun. I'm moving onto more advanced scripting and I'm sure a lot of other people are also. Could you please make an advanced guide next. Tysm for this guide it was great!!
It's a little sad to know that there aren't many like you on youtube to help here in Brazil, if it wasn't too much trouble, would you enable the subtitles in Portuguese? I know English but it's easier to follow in the native language. Thank you
As a professional Roblox scripter, I want to say.. I have learned every bit of scripting I know from you, and I really want to say that you have fully impacted and improved my life! I highly recommend.
smarty!!!!!! your name is what to be needed in the roblox dev history tysm so much i can script now before my dad pays for a roblox studio lesson smarty tysm❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ +1sub i am going to send this to my freinds trying to make roblox games
As of now im 28 minutes into this tutorial and as of now i gotta give it to you, this is by far the best one out there, you describe everything in detail so anyone of any skill set can understand. Thanks!
Remember Smarty's 3 tips. 1. Fundamentals/Basics don't change 2. Think in Systems, not in lines (for proactivity) 3. Leverage ALL resources (produce from what you consume)
I havent finished the video yet, but in the beginning 1:19 how did u make it so that the part extends in both ways? If ur a builder could u please make a video like this on building too? I'm definitely going to be watching this channel a lot!
it's very simple: Hold down the control button (Ctrl) while using your mouse to enlarge the part on one side. that same size is mirrored on the other side.
i was struggling terribly before to make a good game. this video not only motovated me to scrap it and try again, but now i really like the game im making and every day feel proud that i made it. thank you so much for helping me make something i've come to adore and love.
writed same script (4:45) and no work bruh i once posted the comment with report of scamming but i was dumb and also i found plugin that turns lua into scratch
Just to clear something up if any doesn't understand, "=" is used as an assigning tool, and "==" is used to check/compare if something is equal to something else, so that is why you use "=" when assigning variables and not "==".
You have this gift. By some unknown way, despite who it is. You can motivate them. I wasn't gonna bother anymore, I learnt to build but saw how complicated scripting was. But when I heard you say, "That was me only 1 year ago". All that motivation, came flooding back.
32:00 you could also only use this: part.Position = Vector3.new (math.random(number1,number2), math.random(number1,number2), math.random(number1,number2))
Hey SmartyRBX, I wanted to take a moment to express my deepest appreciation and gratitude for your incredible contribution to the Roblox scripting community. Your dedication and willingness to help others learn and understand scripting in Roblox is truly commendable. The impact you have made on countless aspiring developers, including myself, is immeasurable. Your tutorials, guides, and helpful responses have been instrumental in simplifying complex concepts and making them accessible to beginners. Through your valuable insights and explanations, you have empowered individuals to explore the world of scripting and develop their own creative projects. Your commitment to teaching goes beyond just providing technical knowledge. It's evident that you genuinely care about the success and growth of each person seeking assistance. You patiently answer questions, offer guidance, and encourage experimentation, fostering a supportive learning environment that inspires confidence and fosters a sense of community. What sets you apart is your ability to break down complex topics into digestible and practical information. Your explanations are clear, concise, and accompanied by relevant examples, making it easier for learners to grasp concepts and apply them to their own projects. Your willingness to go the extra mile and provide step-by-step guidance is truly exceptional. Moreover, your passion for scripting shines through in every interaction. Your enthusiasm is contagious, and it motivates others to dive deeper into the world of Roblox development. You have become a trusted mentor and role model for many, guiding them along their journey and helping them overcome challenges. I want to express my heartfelt gratitude for the time and effort you dedicate to helping others. Your selflessness and generosity in sharing your knowledge have made a profound impact on the Roblox community. The skills and confidence I have gained through your guidance have opened doors of creativity and opportunity that I never thought possible. Thank you, SmartyRBX, for being an invaluable resource and for your unwavering commitment to the growth and success of aspiring Roblox developers. Your contributions have made a lasting difference and have inspired countless individuals to pursue their passion for scripting. Your kindness, expertise, and dedication are deeply appreciated. With immense gratitude, Ivo
Hello! Thank you so much for making this scripting tutorial! You helped me to rememeber my forgotten scripting skills and help me to learn much more :D But in "Lets Practice!" tab Im recievening a script error everytime to launch game, it says "ServerScriptService.CheckpointsScripts:28: attempt to index nil with 'Leaderstats' " any solution how do I fix this?
Glad it helped! There's a part in there where I fixed a bug that you might have missed, you have to set the name of the leaderstats folder and the value.
I recommend making a code cheat sheet, everything I new i put in sections like ''Codes Themselves'' ''Lines Of Codes'' ''Loops'' ''True Statement'' etc etc and it really helps!
There is some good information in here but there are also mistakes. 29:30 does not work, for example. It's a bad example of a loop. For what he was trying to do there, a PlayerAdded event would have been proer than using a loop. It still would have recognized a player joining, but if it's only when players join you don't need to loop through all of them.
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How did u learn to script?
@@ExstraLuck Big combination of videos mainly TheDevKing for the basics, then a lot of my own research and hard work just making projects and learning things along the way
How do We Script Advancedly
How to color the part
How do i script on Mobile
FINALLY SOME GOOD TH-camR THAT DOESN’T SOUND LIKE THEY JUST WOKE UP AND SPOKE AFTER 3 YEARS 😊😊😊😊😃😃😃😃😃😃😃🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶
Nah bro is speaking facts
I'm not giving up
“hello der end todey we will be writing roblocks looa todey”
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@@theexplainer00no no no not yet
I'm not ready for the amount of times I'm gonna have to re-watch this whole video 😅
you could write the elements on a paper like im doing rn
I clicked on this video to expect it to be a normal 10-20 mins video until I read this comment and realized it’s 40 mins 😳
Fr i'm just going to watch this over summer break because I dont have like 5 hours to do this 😂
i used notepad app on my windows pc
@@zcc101 Brooo smarttt
Here are my notes-
Printing - Prints what you put in parentheses into the outside window (output) - Format- Print(#) or Print("string")
Strings - a line of text (have quotations)
Data Type - Classifies forms a text can be displayed
Booleans - TRUE or FALSE values
Instances- any object in roblox studio
Vector3 Values- 3 number values used usually to represent positions or sizes
Variable - Stores a value
nil - nothing; no value
Properties - details on an object in studio
wait - makes the script wait a number of seconds - Format - wait(#)
Parameter - A value input into a function when it is used
Numbers - numbers in roblox studio (no quotations)
task.wait - wait, but less exact but better performance. Format - task.wait(#)
Output - window for warnings, errors, and prints
Math - you can print or use math equations in scripting. (+) (-) (*) (/)
Function - piece of code that makes a action or can be called upon.
Return - End result of a function, returned back to where it was called (used)
Comment - using -- in your scripts lets you make comments that the script will ignore
Global - function or valiable that can be used or defined anywhere in a script
If statements - checks if something is true, and if it is, it performs something. If not, it doesn't perform anything
== - checks if something is equal to
= - Saying something is equal to something in code
Color3 - a three number value that makes a color. Multiple formats
else statements - if the first (if) statement is false or nil, it will do this instead
elseif statements - Just like else, but also check something before performing code ( kind of like combining else and if )
Event - gives you script a signal when something specific happens in your game, so you can fun code when it fires
:FindFirstChild() - A built-in function to roblox studio that loops through each child of an object, and find the first one with the inputted name
Humanoid - Instance that controls every aspect of a character. (Health, WalkSpeed, JumpPower, etc)
math.Random = picks a random number from min to max - Format - math.Random(min#, max#)
Loops - repeat a certain action until you either reach a certain result or for a certain amount of time
"For" loops - loops through a table or number and performs code repeatedly for each item/number
i (used in for loops) - a table
v (used in for loops) - a player
"while" loops - performs a piece of code repeatedly while something is true
break - stops a loop and continues with the script (code) after it. ( if statements make this effective)
Debris - Service that lets you automatically destroy parts after a certain amount of time
Tables - Used to store large amounts of data and loop through them quickly
Key - "row" number/name
Value pair - associated data with keys
tonumber() - Converts a strings that has a number to only a number (used to prevent errors and ensure math works in a script)
CFrame - Position/Rotation system for all parts in roblox, all in one value. (advanced)
thank you for sharing these, this made it like 10x easier 🙏
thank you that made thing much easier
Bro ur very underrated thanks for the notes
how dare you dont have a heart, *gives heart*c:
Let me just put this comment here so I can go back to this
A quick tip for anyone learning to code from this tutorial, make sure to try and understand what he is saying,
After he finishes explaining this code , read the code and try to understand or repeat what the tutorial has said. Hope this helps some of yall!
ty man, appreciate
i cant figure out how to make a gui unvisible
yes, another good thing to be able to do when you're coding is being able to sort of translate (I guess?) the code into a more understandable format. Especially when you're watching tutorials, sometimes they don't explain everything.
@@kaeson4258local frame = script.Parent
frame.Visible = true - false if invisible
@@kaeson4258i will help you, first you need to get the StarterGui service, so type in:
local StarterGui = game:GetService(“StarterGui”)
then you need a variable that is equal to your gui, for example, your gui is named “GuiYeah”, so we can use this:
local Gui = StarterGui.GuiYeah
or you can put your script into the GuiYeah and do this:
local gui = script.Parent
then you can do this:
gui.Visible = true
but if you want it to be invisible, then do this:
gui.Visible = false
Hope this works!
PSA: Most issues in your script are caused by very small mistakes (missing word, capitalization issue, etc) that break the script ⚠
Understanded
Bro I have checked. Everything. Not ONE THING is out of place, everything is correctly capitalized, everything is in the right order, yet it still. doesn't. work.
Edit: Nvm, I fixed it. For some reason it kept spawning under the map, but I got it fixed. Thanks for the awesome vid btw!
@@fardeater I think roblox
just updated there engine
@@AerialApples Understood*
the first 1 didnt work for me
The quote "Give a man a fish, you feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish, you feed him for a lifetime."
basically sums up most beginner scripters.
I tried searching for tutorials and scripts on what I wanted to make instead of learning to make it myself or at the very least putting effort into understanding what I was copying.
As someone who already knows how to script, I think this is an excellent source for anyone who's starting out. Remember, learn coding from general tutorials and not just one specific tutorial for a specific game genre.
Edit: Just an update to say, yes, you CAN learn from specific genre tutorials, however, if you go from making an obby to a simulator, its gonna be a little frustrating trying to understand what some parts of code did, especially since most specific tutorials always tell you to copy what their doing. I strongly suggest learning from general tutorials, like functions, variables, etc, some of the basic easy to remember stuff, then challenge yourself, see what you can make with all this. I think GnomeCode's Tower Defense Series helped me understand A LOT more about coding because he explained exactly what everything did so I was able to add my own twists onto it. I went to creating an arcade experience and making arcade machines with NO tutorials, and if I forgot, looking at the Roblox Docs for even 15 seconds helped me remember.
I recently actually started coding a Python Discord bot and caught on pretty quickly from 1. how easy Python is to understand and 2. the tutorial guy explained things.
If you are genuinely interested in making games and actually want it as a possible future career, LEARN FROM GENERAL TUTORIALS!!
Another thing to mention, your first game will NEVER get big unless you are really lucky. Advertising on Roblox is extremely luck based imo from past experiences.
Thanks for reading this long paragraph, I was reminded about writing this with one of my friends who's learning to script and wants to make games.
TL;DR, Learn from General Tutorials, specific tutorials don't help most of the time.
same and i agree, the most important part is definitely motivation and the purpose of it, some people just want to make games but not work hard for it, so they eventually give up within hours or minutes
this actually was so simple and helped me out alot!!!!
I mean specific tutorials from specific game genres can teach you some things. I've learned everything I know now from mostly tutorials of specific game genres
(you can probably see why I'm on this video)
Someome help me. I am beginner and i need teacher... i tried all tutorials i didnt understand
Guys I am one of the ex founders of fat whale studio an i personally like it a lot
Thank You!!!! My son really wants to learn how to develop his own game and I made it my new mission to help him. However, I've been stumbling all over in the dark for a few days now trying to grasp Roblox Studio and your video made everything click for me.
Actual W dad
W dad
W dad wish mine could have done that mine died at 5 I’m not joking on God😓
@@FLITTERITZ7 😥
W dad
I deadass need you to do a whole series from beginner to advanced. You do a very good job of explaining concepts and I can't find a tutorial better than this. Right on
I think my favorite part about this is the constant reassurance that we're doing well and not to give up. I've tried so many times to start learning some type of Coding language, but due to just not understanding things, or not knowing how to do what I want to do, it becomes very discouraging to continue without someone being there to help or give you props for having what you have.
hows it goingaaaaa/
agreed
try not to “learn” it by just following courses… i mean the basiscs? of course, but build projects and build projects and build projects and build projects and build projects and so on… this means “to learn”
I agree, having someone telling you throughout not to give up and giving words of courage and motivation really has helped. I felt like quitting a few times but the reassurance got me through.
Same here
Beginners out there need to know that there can be multiple ways to write code to preform a task. There isnt one correct way but there can be a more efficient way. And most scripters should aim for this. Just a tip to keep in mind.
Thanks im a beginner and im trying to make an obby game
I mean, in the start if your code works, but horribly it's progress. Once you get it to work, you can make it more efficient
you don't wanna have people doing "for i = 1,1000 do
script.Parent.Position.Y = script.Parent.Position.Y + 0.01
wait()
script.Parent.Position.Y = script.Parent.Position.Y + 0.01
wait()
script.Parent.Position.Y = script.Parent.Position.Y + 0.01
wait()
script.Parent.Position.Y = script.Parent.Position.Y + 0.01
wait()
script.Parent.Position.Y = script.Parent.Position.Y + 0.01
wait()
script.Parent.Position.Y = script.Parent.Position.Y + 0.01
wait()
script.Parent.Position.Y = script.Parent.Position.Y + 0.01
wait()
script.Parent.Position.Y = script.Parent.Position.Y + 0.01
wait()
script.Parent.Position.Y = script.Parent.Position.Y + 0.01
wait()
end"
thats what confuses me
@@sibbe7074 dont give up pal, keep practicing
FINALLY A TH-camR WHO DOESNT DO A 1 HOUR YAPPING SESSION ABOUT HIS PREVIOUS VIDEOS
lol
Kinda true
FR FR
Been programming for ~10 years now. Amazing tutorial. Straightforward, entertaining, and provides a lot of insight and information. 10/10.
AYOOOO
@coolboy34 fan why....
scripting != programming
@@xyz-vrtgs bruh
Hey Man not sure if you check youtube notifications or not! But would you like to help on a game with 3 others? we need a scripter and none of us understand scripting.
Love how you keep us motivated and hopeful of scripting. I'm not very confident when it comes to doing this, but you've given me confidence now.
Really happy to hear that! Glad I could help
same! this video motivated me and made me learn alot of new scripts! i was never able to do the place part script before but thanks to smarty i know know how to make an obby!
69 likes, heh
@@404-AnimationYT o-o ..
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@@Theo_drawi you ruined it
Great video! Honestly best one yet in the scripting genre, your voice isn't just clear, you also come off as a great, genuine guy. If you could make a part 2 explaining into more detail about the code you did for the checkpoint during the "Lets Practice" tab I would really appreciate. Thank you for the clear, concise video.
Thanks, will do!
@@SmartyRBX You're the best youtuber.
masterpiece editing.
@@SmartyRBXI closed the thing on right hand side how do I reopen it
@@dj_tiny3511 View (at top of studio) > make sure Explorer and properties are dark grey
I originally began learning Scratch from my friend who has used it for years and I learned a lot and basically in this video hes showing almost the exact same thing but with text. Its pretty understandable when you explain it simpler.
as a scratch fellow i confirm
@@leo-lp5do same
python is also VERY Is VERY SIMILAR (even the print function is the same in python)
so its easier for me to learn :D
@@Gutemweq same for me also (i know python) !
im not a beginner but honestly this is still a very good video to watch for even advanced to intermediate people, for me i prefer fast paced videos instead of long, drawn out videos. this really helped to cement everything i already knew. great video man
Thank you! A whole semester of beginners coding class in 48 mins, bravo!
You're very welcome!
wait actually?
@@EyeWasBored pretty much
@@EyeWasBored yeah literally same thing happened to me with music theory, i learned nothing for a whole year of music theory class because i had already learned all of it a few months prior in a 1 hr youtube video, no joke man lmao
What video mind i ask? I need to learn music theory!
This video helps a lot. I had many dreams of making a game for so long and have so many ideas but every video I watched on scripting, I understood for the most part but it was nothing useful for what I wanted to do. You finally went over things I wanted to learn like the “If, Then” statements I find very useful. Scripting still doesn’t make a whole lot of sense yet but I’m a lot closer to being able to start on a real project! Thank you.
Edit -
hello this is me 4 months later, i cant explain how much time i put into learning to script. I feel i learned everything but i just dont understand it. i know nearly everything about lua but i cannot make a game with it its very frustrating. i looked into C#, and some others. i just wanted to say this is the best video ive seen so far and it taught me the most, but im still stuck on not being able to do anything with the information ive been givin. lol, im close to quitting.
What did you press to name the pink part in the beginning around 1:30 I’m tryna figure it out
@@penguin3540 i think its F2/right click then rename
How are things now?
@@datboi42 Good actually, i understand scripting now but as i was making a game roblox got a new bug that the animations were broken so i havent been on for a while.
@@fusionmedia08 nice! I’m happy for you. And thanks for updating man. I just started taking notes on this video. Hopefully I’ll get good at all of this stuff soon lol
not even halfway through the video and your already over 10x better than other tutorials
I am 5 minutes into this video, and i know three things:
1. This is what i looked for.
2. I will actually be able to script at the end of this video, as he said (i was a lot skeptical at first but the vid is 48 mins long and i already know how to add a script in the first 5 mins).
3. This dude is so underrated.
Saving my spot: 29:58. Gonna continue soon, thank you for this video 😭, I feel like I understand most of the things on here, while other tutorials over complicate things and stretch there videos.
You got this! Thanks I tried my best to make this one better than the others!
@@SmartyRBX I pretty much understood most of the video besides the checkpoint + leaderboard script
@@Yuki-qs5mt Same here, I just did I bit more research on the Dev Hub and figured some of it out by breaking down the individual code, it's super useful.
If anyone got confused with the whole return a thing for functions, I got you covered: The "return y" statement in the script is used to specify the value that the function "Add10(x)" will produce as its output. When a function is called, it executes the code inside it and computes a result. The "return" statement allows this result to be passed back to the code that called the function.
In this script, after performing the addition operation and assigning the result to "y", the "return y" statement ensures that the value of "y" is returned as the output of the function. This allows you to use the result in other parts of your code or assign it to a variable for further processing.
can you simplified the answers, sometimes i'm not good at English.. 😅😅
@@LegoPieces_ Yeah these words are too complicated
*EVEN MORE CONFUSED*
@flytcoolSame (main) problem. I can't script cuz i dont know english very well... I can chat but that's all i can do...
@@LegoPieces_ for example: if you have y which is 5, and you add 1 to it in the function, and then you print it will say 6. but if you run this function again later in the script, it will still say 6, but returning it will actually add the previous action onto y, which will make it print 7.
Mom:what calculator do you use
Me:Roblox studio
what
i dont get it
@@nael45_klavir79so like if you make a script and lets say you put print(1+1) right and when you test the game and go to output it will say “2” so it is basiclly a calculator
@@nael45_klavir79 what
i dont get it
@@nael45_klavir79he means that using the printing feature for math problems like print(5*5) in output it will pop up as 25 and goes for any math problem.
i never realized how fun it can be when it really starts to get easier and easier to code for me. thanks dude!
Holyyy shiiii. I loved this tutorial. Ive been watching AlvinBlox's tutorial on scripting but its a bit long and stretched out so I took a break from scripting but I saw this tutorial and my god was this helpful. Not only did I skip having to watch the next 10+ AlvinBlox tutorials I have left, but if I have problem I can just go back to this video and skip to the timestamps. I wanna see more scripting stuff on ur channel cuz I just subbed. (Also I love the fact that you even did a practice using what we learned)
Glad you enjoyed it and sooo glad I could help save you time. Planning on it!
I literally have the exact same story
This was so helpful thank you so much! I had no idea how to script but this taught me everything I needed. Thank you so much.
You're welcome I'm glad I could help you learn!
Btw this isnt even like 5% of everything roblox scripting has to offer
@@Tettzz That’s why it’s beginners it’s intended for you to continue learning after
@@SmartyRBX I need help, whenever I type in local it goes in blue instead if red when I’m typing in my script any idea on how to change that?
Tell me what "for i,v do pairs() do end" means if your a scripter now 💀
Finally. Someone who doesn't say one word every hour on scripting tutorials.
For any other beginners remember to keep going! I've learnt html coding (I KNOW IT'S NOT THE SAME AS LUA) and once I got the hang of it, it's so fun! once you learn how to bring the stuff you want to make to life feels amazing especially when you make something public and people start seeing it!
Great tip!
Even though html technically isn't coding it's still super fun. I probably wouldn't have gotten into coding without i
thx bro I'm currently learning to code so I can make games and youtube vids
@@Wave_Duck yeah html (with css) is kind of just words turned into websites with already defined keywords in the mix to help, it's when you get with jquery and Mysql and java that things become REALLY fun like holy crap I knew nothing about coding and just knew html, but once I learnt all the other cool stuff i mentioned it was just a joy ride from there
like i spent over 50 hours on my project for that unit and i learnt so much about the fundamentals of coding (which can be applied to any coding language including lua like variables and just coding logic in general)
and honestly everything on the internet now makes a shit ton of sense especially now that the difference between client side and server side updates along with the html code that goes with it is kind of something I covered
literally returning to lua after a 1 year hiatus where i kinda gave up and kinda wanted to return but now i'm back baby for some real shit but I know i don't really know everything but now i do know enough to get momentum and since i have 3 months off i can really focus on coding especially in general to get a head start in C++ and the other languages
(oh yeah and also NXC which stands for not exactly C something (don't remember) which is for the lego robots which also taught me a great deal of coding logic)
and on top of that why things are important in coding like case sensitive code and local vs global variables and loops in between along with arrays and just functions that some codes have in general and like i can see why they can be useful right of the bat
like for example with creating objects in lua was kind of confusing like why not just have it already there but with knowledge about creating html elements with java and why you might need to do it, and then applying that to the logic of game design it kind of just makes sense now and it's super helpful
honestly you might as well go through like a year course if your school offers it just to learn the basics of coding websites and robots (if they have that) and i feel like that's just a passive way to learn coding that might help with school grades if your passionate and at the end of the year everything about lua might just click instead of painfully spending a year trying to learn it to only go into some coding course and have it click then
EDIT: also just experience with this stuff in general like holy crap i remember being so confused with all of this a year ago and it just flying over my head and now i literally know what he's going to say about each code function and it's all just coming back to me and it's hella satisfying to not be so depressed cause of it
This is the best video I have seen to teach people Lua. I couldn't find videos for what I need, so explaining every word helps me out a LOT. I love how you explain all of the code to us and don't just blast through it. I also love the encouragement you give us. Thanks for this amazing video!
Wow, thank you! Glad it helped
I don’t get it :/ but I won’t give up
what do u not get?
@@THIRD0612 tbh everything lol
This helped me so much. I'm thinking of starting to script and make games on roblox, this tutorial was straightforward and very clearly detailed. I like how you put key points in the timeliness so I can easily go back to something I forgot.
Are you good at scripting now?
Do you realize that you could have made someone rich with this video?
Learned more in 4 minutes than I did with any other tutorial
Awesome video, ur voice is so clear and I learned more in 10 minutes then watching any other tutorial for 30 mins.
this was the best roblox studio tutorial video i ever watched. i didn't even bored a single time.
I have been script developing and creating gaming and RP content for 16 years in Secondlife; I do all my mesh and scripting, animations, texturing, GUIs, and the whole deal, but I am ready to move on to Roblox. This video was broken down so perfectly for any level creator.thank you!!
I literally do not understand anything
Edit:I have understood this but scripting isn't for me tbh I'm sticking to building
Edit 2:I just make websites now
Same bro
How do I script when I can't even count to 3
@@owenfamily7199 get a general background in basic coding before watching this, once you do that understanding scripts is A LOT easier
Same
Welcome to the team boys
Anyone else actually almost clicked the home page on TH-cam and was like nah I ain't doing this
When you said don't click off i actually did. I clicked sign in so I could like the video and sub to you because this is amazing
10/10 comment
Thank you soo much for this video, I always wanted to make my own game, but scripting was always a massive roadblock for me
Glad I could help!
this is probably the only tutorial that actually helped me tbh
Wow this was really well done
I've watched so many other tutorials and this one was the most well taught!
Thanks!! Glad you enjoyed it!
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I learned python at age of 14, im now 15 and i see it not that hard, I know Im young but i have a really good idea to make or to start with on roblox.
Thanks a lot man
That's really cool you're welcome!
24:33 is where I'm heading out for today, great video!
Thank you and congrats on the progress so far!
@@SmartyRBX THANK YOU SO MUCH! I have ALWAYS wanted to learn roblox scripting ever since I started playing and modelling games. Thank you for helping that dream become a reality! (or hopefully since I'm still at 25:30 but I've learnt alot so I think I'm good)
Excellent video, thank you. Liked and subscribed. I have a suggestion that would improve the understanding of your tutorials A LOT (at least to me). Minute 14:06, where you create a new variable call Part. Don't call names of variables the same name as other items in the studio. It is hard for this request to make sense to people that know what they are doing, but for a novice it is HUGE. Knowing which words you can make up and which are syntax can be hard at first until it clicks
yea at the humanoid section where he called the variable humanoid it confused me a lot
Thanks for making this tutorial the others are like hours long and this can save u so much time!
Glad it helped!
This was actually a HUGE help, and I thank you for that! At first I really wasn't really sure where to start and I didn't want to over complicate things for myself. When I found this video it immediately felt inviting and something that wouldn't bore me, and I ended up being correct! I learned a lot from this video alone and I now have hope for my future of scripting on roblox, my favorite part was the raining parts and I tweaked mine a bit to look like snow, can be toggled by clicking on a specific part, and disappears when it touches the baseplate! It's not much, but I'm proud, and it really shows that this video helped me better understand the baseline of scripting :)
Really happy to hear!
@@SmartyRBXI don't really understand the tutorial, will I be successful?
@@SmartyRBX I tried using the checkpoint script but it doesn't work
it teleports my character to the spawn location instead of where I want it to
@@Skaddle its not about being successful its about having fun
@@roubque1991 ;k
As a scripter myself i see this video as a huge tutorial and really well made, it shows that anything can be easy if shown well and with good articulation of words.
JESUS?!?!?!?!
@@bravoproezzzz1 yes
This is the one video that’s good and takes everything slow and steady, with basic and simple definitions of the scripts meaning! So useful!!! I’m trying to script out a “Find The Game” and I don’t really know how to make the badge be received once you touch the model so could you make a video of scripts on “Find the Games”? ((Unless u already have)) I would really appreciate it!!! Thanks for this amazing video!
Wow, thanks! I'd look into "BadgeService" on the roblox devhub.
This video took him a month to make! Appreciate all the effort he puts into making these videos!
Thank you 🙏
Very well detailed, and very easy for the viewer to access points throughout the video. But I could also see how someone who's an absoutle beginner, like they just started, struggle to grasp the concepts mentioned in the video. But, yet again, he was doing a very breif over view/ summary of all the key ideas in the Lua programming language and I don't think I would've done a good as a job as him If i were explaning it. Very excellent!!
This is A Perfect Example of a Easy Beginner Guide the only thing i dont unterstand is "Local" i dont know when to use it and when to use it at the start
i started watching at 8:00AM but before i started watching i relaxed i took a deep breathe and got everything out of my mind, i washed my faced and looked in the mirror and said today is the day.
I decided to take a book out and write all the stuff he said about Varibles, strings, nil etcetera like everything else. i kept looking ot other places cause i kept getting confused worried and stressed but i tried to keep myself from getting my eyes away from my screen and it hard since im not used to this much information even tho i realize you are doing an amazing explanation to everything! thank you for now making this video and making my scripts better now!
astonishing backstory
How is your scripting journey?
This is actually amazing.
As someone who has absolutely no idea how to script, every time I found a tutorial it was random nonsense that I didn't know AT ALL. I really appreciate you for making this tutorial so simple, slow and easy to learn. You are a legend.
Fun fact: 2.8M views are on this video currently. Most of them gave up. Don't ever give up and get what you want.
Great tutorial! Only thing i dont understand is for loops, but the rest was pretty easy for me to pick up!
Basicallt it just lets you repeat an operation a certain amount of times
I have known and been coding in Python for a few months, and this was extremely easy to pick up on, as most coding languages have the same logic behind it. Even though it is a different syntax, I still am cruising through my journey of making a game. Great video!
It’s not called coding is conscripting like he said in the video he’s not calling at coding
@@DragonworksAnimators that makes no sense to me
i mean thats he said its scripting@@Waffler527
@@DragonworksAnimatorsHe is coding. The script language in roblox studio is Luau which is a form of Lua which is very similar to Python in many aspects.
@@Waffler527 technically coding and scripting are different things but no one really cares.
This really helped a lot, keep outputting more great content!
In my school, we have IT lessons, where we specifically learn python. It is eerily similar to Lua, but if you can’t understand Lua very well, or you can’t understand Python very well, if you learn one it really helps learn the other.
This is underrated and btw your first footage you did so fast I had to rewatch 10 times to know what happened XD
I work in tech but I've never quite gotten the hang of programming. Loved watching this.
cool! Glad you enjoyed!
Thank you so much for this tutorial! A lot of the other videos' code was either outdated or I didn't understand, but this video really helped me jumpstart my game!
Cool you’re welcome!
Most people don't understand that rather than watching the tutorial and knowing everything and being able to make a game they get disappointed the youtube didn't tell them but THEY need to research THEY need to discover and create rather than YOU explaining everything on planet earth.
My brain hurts too much after this video🤯
Haha take your time and go review old points made, don’t wear yourself out in a day tho 😂
I cannot thank you enough for this tutorial. It took me some time but now that I got the hang of it it has become so much more enjoyable and fun. I'm moving onto more advanced scripting and I'm sure a lot of other people are also. Could you please make an advanced guide next. Tysm for this guide it was great!!
It's a little sad to know that there aren't many like you on youtube to help here in Brazil, if it wasn't too much trouble, would you enable the subtitles in Portuguese? I know English but it's easier to follow in the native language. Thank you
Possibly! I think id need to hire someone for translation so I’ll look into that.
there is an auto-translate! (I think)😊
I like how he says "don't give up" in like every five minutes it really motivates me lol
Get this man 10k
epico. but i already know scripting
As a professional Roblox scripter, I want to say.. I have learned every bit of scripting I know from you, and I really want to say that you have fully impacted and improved my life!
I highly recommend.
Thank you for making this video, It is very well made and very helpful. : )
You’re welcome, so glad I could help! thank you 🙏
smarty!!!!!! your name is what to be needed in the roblox dev history tysm so much i can script now before my dad pays for a roblox studio lesson smarty tysm❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ +1sub
i am going to send this to my freinds trying to make roblox games
ME USING SCRIPT TO DO MY MATH PROBLEM💀.
Thats just a smart person right here,he cheated, but used a more complex system to cheat
what was ur math problem ☠️ ☠️
i downloaded the video because its long and now i will become scripting pro, Thanks
As of now im 28 minutes into this tutorial and as of now i gotta give it to you, this is by far the best one out there, you describe everything in detail so anyone of any skill set can understand. Thanks!
tbh, I did NOT understand anything! I think because I'm hungry...
AM I THE ONLY ONE STILL CONFUSED AFFFFF
don't give up bro keep going, let that confusion FUEL YOU (also take a break)
If you're having trouble you should go with CodeBro29 series for beginners, it's pretty simple and explains step by step
@@xxskbidimaster69xx
I got a question I still don't understand what is a variable
yeah lol I actually am still confused on lua, I'm trying to take a step at a time but I really dunno either 😔
I took a online class so this is just a refresher for me
Remember Smarty's 3 tips.
1. Fundamentals/Basics don't change
2. Think in Systems, not in lines (for proactivity)
3. Leverage ALL resources (produce from what you consume)
I havent finished the video yet, but in the beginning 1:19 how did u make it so that the part extends in both ways? If ur a builder could u please make a video like this on building too? I'm definitely going to be watching this channel a lot!
sure! I sort of have though it’s more of an introduction than a full tutorial but it should be helpful th-cam.com/video/-xQBxTYq2m8/w-d-xo.html
it's very simple: Hold down the control button (Ctrl) while using your mouse to enlarge the part on one side.
that same size is mirrored on the other side.
i was struggling terribly before to make a good game. this video not only motovated me to scrap it and try again, but now i really like the game im making and every day feel proud that i made it. thank you so much for helping me make something i've come to adore and love.
writed same script (4:45) and no work bruh
i once posted the comment with report of scamming but i was dumb
and also i found plugin that turns lua into scratch
Bro my last brain cell just explode💀
any improvements?
Just to clear something up if any doesn't understand, "=" is used as an assigning tool, and "==" is used to check/compare if something is equal to something else, so that is why you use "=" when assigning variables and not "==".
You have this gift. By some unknown way, despite who it is. You can motivate them. I wasn't gonna bother anymore, I learnt to build but saw how complicated scripting was. But when I heard you say, "That was me only 1 year ago". All that motivation, came flooding back.
32:00 you could also only use this: part.Position = Vector3.new (math.random(number1,number2), math.random(number1,number2), math.random(number1,number2))
Hey SmartyRBX,
I wanted to take a moment to express my deepest appreciation and gratitude for your incredible contribution to the Roblox scripting community. Your dedication and willingness to help others learn and understand scripting in Roblox is truly commendable.
The impact you have made on countless aspiring developers, including myself, is immeasurable. Your tutorials, guides, and helpful responses have been instrumental in simplifying complex concepts and making them accessible to beginners. Through your valuable insights and explanations, you have empowered individuals to explore the world of scripting and develop their own creative projects.
Your commitment to teaching goes beyond just providing technical knowledge. It's evident that you genuinely care about the success and growth of each person seeking assistance. You patiently answer questions, offer guidance, and encourage experimentation, fostering a supportive learning environment that inspires confidence and fosters a sense of community.
What sets you apart is your ability to break down complex topics into digestible and practical information. Your explanations are clear, concise, and accompanied by relevant examples, making it easier for learners to grasp concepts and apply them to their own projects. Your willingness to go the extra mile and provide step-by-step guidance is truly exceptional.
Moreover, your passion for scripting shines through in every interaction. Your enthusiasm is contagious, and it motivates others to dive deeper into the world of Roblox development. You have become a trusted mentor and role model for many, guiding them along their journey and helping them overcome challenges.
I want to express my heartfelt gratitude for the time and effort you dedicate to helping others. Your selflessness and generosity in sharing your knowledge have made a profound impact on the Roblox community. The skills and confidence I have gained through your guidance have opened doors of creativity and opportunity that I never thought possible.
Thank you, SmartyRBX, for being an invaluable resource and for your unwavering commitment to the growth and success of aspiring Roblox developers. Your contributions have made a lasting difference and have inspired countless individuals to pursue their passion for scripting. Your kindness, expertise, and dedication are deeply appreciated.
With immense gratitude,
Ivo
Are you from Bulgaria?
ai moment crazy
LMAOO
just checked and 60% of a text is suspected of being written by AI lol
i think bro appreciates smartyrbx
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intro already makes me want to click off and go to an actual course
After 2 years of making roblox games with bearly any understanding of code I finally found a good video
Hello! Thank you so much for making this scripting tutorial! You helped me to rememeber my forgotten scripting skills and help me to learn much more :D
But in "Lets Practice!" tab Im recievening a script error everytime to launch game, it says "ServerScriptService.CheckpointsScripts:28: attempt to index nil with 'Leaderstats' " any solution how do I fix this?
Glad it helped! There's a part in there where I fixed a bug that you might have missed, you have to set the name of the leaderstats folder and the value.
Spell 'Leaderstats' as leaderstats with no capital letters
i lost at leat 3 brain cells from this video
Thank you so much I watched your video like a year ago and now I can script like a god thank you so much 😄😄❤️
amazing tutorial i understood like more than with other tutorials. btw ur voice is very nice
Your channel: thanks
Random guy learning us how to script: what yo sayin am confused
Love your channel
I recommend making a code cheat sheet, everything I new i put in sections like ''Codes Themselves'' ''Lines Of Codes'' ''Loops'' ''True Statement'' etc etc and it really helps!
as soon as i was able to make a script after watching this for 15 minutes even if u didnt talk about sscreen guis i knew ts was a good video!
There is some good information in here but there are also mistakes. 29:30 does not work, for example. It's a bad example of a loop. For what he was trying to do there, a PlayerAdded event would have been proer than using a loop. It still would have recognized a player joining, but if it's only when players join you don't need to loop through all of them.
Here is a suggestion:
Music for a Day and Night cycle (with additional audio for transitions)