you definitely deserve more recognition. these tutorials are great man (you earned a sub!) I myself find these really helpful because Im starting out on learning roblox studio and roblox Lua
That's great to hear! Hope you will stick around for the whole series as I add more entries to the series within the next 2-3 months! With due time, you'll become an expert the more you practice!
EXACTLY . People always praise thedevking's beginner and advanced tutorial series but never mention Brawldev's series which is in my opinion much better and more recent
your work is incredible, don't stop with it even with low views, I currently don't know English but I use an extension to translate for me and I can easily understand the content explained. Keep up the good work.
Yo you are actually insane. Thank you so much for providing users and all the good people of youtube like myself a free course in order for us to learn how to properly script in the seemingly impossible realm that is Roblox Studio. I am watching your entire series. All of your content is so good, you are so good at explaining all of the concepts, and you are so confident in what you do. You easily earned my like and sub. Keep up the amazing work, man.
You deserve like a million more subscribers and likes bro u clear out everything and ur explanation is very understandable hope u get way more subscribers soon man!
Quick question, but a little unrelated to this topic. I know in some cases when referencing an instance we will use WaitForFirstChild, and other cases you will just write "local music = script.Parent.TestMusic" but I am not sure when to use each case besides just guessing. Is there any distinct giveaway when to use one or the other?
For example, if you want to make an animation for the player, when referencing the Animator, you should do sth like this: "local animator = player:WaitForChild("Animator") Why? Because sometimes, the player might not be loaded yet, causing that the Animator isnt loaded as well(Animator is inside of the player). Then, use WaitForChild method that will wait until that child is available(until the player is loaded) and then reproduce the animation.
You use "WaitForChild" when you arent sure that the thing you are looking for already exists and maybe it needs some time to be spawned. If youre sure that the thing youre referring to exists then you can youre .Parent.(SomethingYouSearchFor).
9:30 ngl i thought you were fr bouta do game.Players.PlayerAdded:Connect(function(plr) local music = script.Parent:FindFirstChild(“TestMusic”) music:Play() end)
I don’t get sound groups, why use then when you can just use normal sound, especially for the mute settings example, can’t I use pause or stop or resume?
task.wait() is simply an updated, superseded version of wait() in terms of performance and accuracy. Other than that, they basically do the exact same thing, one is just better.
In the context of local vs global sounds, is it true that if stored in StarterGUI; music for instance, will stop playing or reset song when player dies, no? How do you play local music and make persist if player dies?
you definitely deserve more recognition. these tutorials are great man (you earned a sub!)
I myself find these really helpful because Im starting out on learning roblox studio and roblox Lua
That's great to hear! Hope you will stick around for the whole series as I add more entries to the series within the next 2-3 months! With due time, you'll become an expert the more you practice!
EXACTLY . People always praise thedevking's beginner and advanced tutorial series but never mention Brawldev's series which is in my opinion much better and more recent
its raining tacos
FROM OUTTA THE SKY 🗣️🔥🔥
TACOS
NO NEED TO ASK WHY
JUST OPEN YOUR MOUTH 👄👄🔥🔥
JUST OPEN UR MOUTH
your work is incredible, don't stop with it even with low views, I currently don't know English but I use an extension to translate for me and I can easily understand the content explained.
Keep up the good work.
im excited for more scripting tutorials!
goated scripting course. People would pay for this
pls dont im broke and need these tutorials for my battlegrounds game
I love your introductions :))) They are so fun and funny
I love the videos! I think adding a challenge like for every video would make them even better, really lets your viewers understand.
Been watching a bit amd i can say that you my man have earned a sub, thank you for sharing your knowledge with us!!!
I appreciate that! Hope you stick around for the whole series and what may come about on my channel in the future!
@@BrawlDevRBLX I am gonna burn that cone.
Really good series.
you helped me a lot. Thank you very much, you deserve much more atention
W intro
Yo you are actually insane. Thank you so much for providing users and all the good people of youtube like myself a free course in order for us to learn how to properly script in the seemingly impossible realm that is Roblox Studio. I am watching your entire series. All of your content is so good, you are so good at explaining all of the concepts, and you are so confident in what you do. You easily earned my like and sub. Keep up the amazing work, man.
You are the best Roblox developer on TH-cam you are underestimated I love your videos ❤
You deserve like a million more subscribers and likes bro u clear out everything and ur explanation is very understandable hope u get way more subscribers soon man!
new video yessirr
Best
Quick question, but a little unrelated to this topic. I know in some cases when referencing an instance we will use WaitForFirstChild, and other cases you will just write "local music = script.Parent.TestMusic" but I am not sure when to use each case besides just guessing. Is there any distinct giveaway when to use one or the other?
u mean WaitForChild? You said "WaitForFirstChild", that doesnt exist.
For example, if you want to make an animation for the player, when referencing the Animator, you should do sth like this: "local animator = player:WaitForChild("Animator")
Why?
Because sometimes, the player might not be loaded yet, causing that the Animator isnt loaded as well(Animator is inside of the player). Then, use WaitForChild method that will wait until that child is available(until the player is loaded) and then reproduce the animation.
You use "WaitForChild" when you arent sure that the thing you are looking for already exists and maybe it needs some time to be spawned. If youre sure that the thing youre referring to exists then you can youre .Parent.(SomethingYouSearchFor).
It can be used when the game does not load fast enough and the script ends up not finding it. He also has a begginer scripting guide on that
отличный плейлист, а также встроенный в ютуб автопереводчик отлично работает 🤯
согласен, очень помогает с автопереводчиком смотреть такие видео
A way too underrated channel this channel deserves a 1M subs, here's a sub from me
9:30 ngl i thought you were fr bouta do
game.Players.PlayerAdded:Connect(function(plr)
local music = script.Parent:FindFirstChild(“TestMusic”)
music:Play()
end)
I don’t get sound groups, why use then when you can just use normal sound, especially for the mute settings example, can’t I use pause or stop or resume?
good vid but i still dont know what the difference between task.wait() and wait() is
task.wait() is simply an updated, superseded version of wait() in terms of performance and accuracy. Other than that, they basically do the exact same thing, one is just better.
@@BrawlDevRBLX ah so just better preformance okay thanks
In the context of local vs global sounds, is it true that if stored in StarterGUI; music for instance, will stop playing or reset song when player dies, no? How do you play local music and make persist if player dies?
if youve already found the solution please tell me too!!
So does Sound audios do have backdoors scripts aswell?
you got copyrighted right?
Nope! 🤫
can someone explain sound service and sound group in writting
free tacoz, letz gooo!!!
BRO intro ... i can't,, 😂😂
Maybe replicated first tutorial in the future?
am i crazy or is that taco inanimate insanity 0:05
im crazy maybe
yes i am ok
why does sound id look like soundid
nice ty
when I clicked the plus sign of sound service, there was no "Music", only "Sound". any idea? removed from the latest roblox studio version? thx
sound is music lol
W
3:11 slap royale
why doesnt he have over 100k subs?
IT RANNING TACOS FROM OTTA THE SKY .
TACOS NO NEED TO ASK WHY JUST OPEN YOUR MOUTH AND CLOSE YOUR EYES ITS RANING TACOS.
easy tutorial thanks
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