-VortexTV- wrote:

What if I just took all the scripts in this forum topic and compiled them into one little game that does pretty much nothing

Mine won't work because it was written in an older version of Roblox Studio

-_-Onscratch wrote:

I even wrote my own custom humanoid to more accurately emulate old Roblox humanoids. (For example, in the old behavior, when landing, the character starts slightly penetrating the surface, then slowly glides to directly on top. I emulated this using a BodyPosition.

does it work with the server and not just the client?

i'm not sure what you mean by that. but i can say that, by default, roblox character controls are controlled by the client that owns them, and that's the way i handled network ownership for my custom character controller. so the server has no direct say on how the character moves other than setting the CFrame on Parts of the character. does that answer your question?

pkhead wrote:

-_-Onscratch wrote:

I even wrote my own custom humanoid to more accurately emulate old Roblox humanoids. (For example, in the old behavior, when landing, the character starts slightly penetrating the surface, then slowly glides to directly on top. I emulated this using a BodyPosition.

does it work with the server and not just the client?

i'm not sure what you mean by that. but i can say that, by default, roblox character controls are controlled by the client that owns them, and that's the way i handled network ownership for my custom character controller. so the server has no direct say on how the character moves other than setting the CFrame on Parts of the character. does that answer your question?

Yes i was wondering if other players could see the movements done by the client like with the built in character

k0d3rrr wrote:

-VortexTV- wrote:

What if I just took all the scripts in this forum topic and compiled them into one little game that does pretty much nothing

Mine won't work because it was written in an older version of Roblox Studio

super shovel blox trail looking around simulator is gonna be great (:3

i actually posted on this topic before????????????????????????
me and my friends have been working on a game on roblox studio for almost a year (created, cancelled, new one created, cancelled, new/current one created) and its going pretty good
its a tower defense game btw

Bump

my old laptop(i'm using it because i didn't want to have to walk to my room) has a 2010 graphics card, so i cant use Studio.

bump
still working on my game

Bump.. it sure has been a while since the last post
As of now I’ve “released” 2 games, one of them being discontinued because the code was so messy and the other one now in pre-alpha (a restaurant tycoon-like game).
I also programmed some notification systems and I’ve been doing commissions for a while now. I’ve made 10k R$ off of them!

cmon nono word i posted on this topic exactly once and that counted as a follow?
I might experiment with Roblox Studio sometime again.

k0d3rrr wrote:

BuzzedOut wrote:

k0d3rrr wrote:

So, can we share scripts we made on Roblox Studio?
First poster of this topic!

Hmm… I’d guess. We could also (of course) share pictures of what we’ve built / games we’re working on, but scripts would make sense too.

Okay, I'll go first!

Here's a script I made in Roblox Studio for a shovel tool:

wait(1)
Shovel = script.Parent
Appear = script.Appear
Dig = script.Dig
Tool = script.Parent.Parent
Tool.CanBeDropped = false
Tool.Enabled = true
Terrain = workspace.Terrain
function Activate()
	Shovel.Anchored = false
	Tool.Enabled = false
	print("Tool being used.")
	Shovel.Orientation = Vector3.new(0, 0, 90)
	Shovel.Position = Shovel.Position - Vector3.new(0, 2, 0)
	Dig:Play()
	wait(0.65)
	Shovel.Orientation = Vector3.new(0, 0, 0)
	Shovel.Position = Shovel.Position + Vector3.new(0, 2, 0)
	Terrain:FillBall(Shovel.Position, 10, Enum.Material.Air)
	Tool.Enabled = true
end
function Hold()
	print("Shovel held.")
	Shovel.Anchored = false
	Appear:Play()
	Shovel.Orientation = Vector3.new(0, 0, 0)
end
function Touch()
	print("Shovel touched.")
	Shovel.Anchored = false
end
Tool.Equipped:Connect(Hold)
Tool.Activated:Connect(Activate)
Shovel.Touched:Connect(Touch)

The “wait(1)” command at the start is to stop the script from failing to load everything.

Or, for something really simple:

print('Hello, World!')

Woah

Welcome all new scratchers in the new scratchers forum

Do it

NOW

Ahaahaa wrote:

k0d3rrr wrote:

BuzzedOut wrote:

k0d3rrr wrote:

So, can we share scripts we made on Roblox Studio?
First poster of this topic!

Hmm… I’d guess. We could also (of course) share pictures of what we’ve built / games we’re working on, but scripts would make sense too.

Okay, I'll go first!

Here's a script I made in Roblox Studio for a shovel tool:

wait(1)
Shovel = script.Parent
Appear = script.Appear
Dig = script.Dig
Tool = script.Parent.Parent
Tool.CanBeDropped = false
Tool.Enabled = true
Terrain = workspace.Terrain
function Activate()
	Shovel.Anchored = false
	Tool.Enabled = false
	print("Tool being used.")
	Shovel.Orientation = Vector3.new(0, 0, 90)
	Shovel.Position = Shovel.Position - Vector3.new(0, 2, 0)
	Dig:Play()
	wait(0.65)
	Shovel.Orientation = Vector3.new(0, 0, 0)
	Shovel.Position = Shovel.Position + Vector3.new(0, 2, 0)
	Terrain:FillBall(Shovel.Position, 10, Enum.Material.Air)
	Tool.Enabled = true
end
function Hold()
	print("Shovel held.")
	Shovel.Anchored = false
	Appear:Play()
	Shovel.Orientation = Vector3.new(0, 0, 0)
end
function Touch()
	print("Shovel touched.")
	Shovel.Anchored = false
end
Tool.Equipped:Connect(Hold)
Tool.Activated:Connect(Activate)
Shovel.Touched:Connect(Touch)

The “wait(1)” command at the start is to stop the script from failing to load everything.

Or, for something really simple:

print('Hello, World!')

Woah

Welcome all new scratchers in the new scratchers forum

Do it

NOW

k0d3rrr isn't new lol

DifferentDance8 wrote:

cmon nono word i posted on this topic exactly once and that counted as a follow?
I might experiment with Roblox Studio sometime again.

It’s definitely worth messing around with even if you don’t make anything big, and it can teach you skills that can be useful later (or even get you jobs!)

Bump

I wonder how many people on scratch use studio?

Im thinking about getting into roblox development.. does anyone have any suggestions for an easier project to create for a beginner?

Tomira_Was_Taken wrote:

Im thinking about getting into roblox development.. does anyone have any suggestions for an easier project to create for a beginner?

Obby, Get Eaten type game, basic racing game, scripted story game (like camping).

Tomira_Was_Taken wrote:

Im thinking about getting into roblox development.. does anyone have any suggestions for an easier project to create for a beginner?

I’d start off by using a long tutorial on studio (they’re normally series’) and then from there making a very small project every time you learn something new; that way you remember what you’ve learnt more easily. Eventually once you’ve finished the series you should start working on smaller projects (normally following a trend, like Onscratch mentioned such as a camping game) and then from there you can learn a lot more from the Devforums

TL;DR:
Watch a video series on studio and make small projects along the way, then try making a small game.

Bump

Bump again, half a year later

theyre adding the ability to change where voice chat audio is playing from the world as well as the ability to apply effects on it.
someone should make a shameless lethal company clone.