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!')

Potato_RandJ 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:

 - snip - 

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!')

Thats A LOT Of Code. But, yes it works. I did not test it in studio, but from what I learned it does

BuzzedOut wrote:

Potato_RandJ 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:

 - snip - 

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!')

Thats A LOT Of Code. But, yes it works. I did not test it in studio, but from what I learned it does

Seeing as big games have scripts with over 1000 lines, scripts tend to get pretty big lol

BuzzedOut wrote:

Bump!
Been working on a few projects recently, once I figure out some basic code and the anti-cheat I’ll probably release an alpha version!
I also modeled a White Castle (restaurant). Only the exterior since making furniture is hard.. I might do the interior soon though. I’ll post it here in a little…
I also got my first Talent Hub job! Just some basic UI

ZanterZlox wrote:

I tried using Roblox Studio once.
big mistake
Mostly because I had no clue what I was doing.

pkhead wrote:

ZanterZlox wrote:

I tried using Roblox Studio once.
big mistake
Mostly because I had no clue what I was doing.

Roblox Studio is probably one of the more easy-to-learn game engines. You could make some sort of social hangout game without much scripting knowledge.

ZanterZlox wrote:

pkhead wrote:

ZanterZlox wrote:

I tried using Roblox Studio once.
big mistake
Mostly because I had no clue what I was doing.

Roblox Studio is probably one of the more easy-to-learn game engines. You could make some sort of social hangout game without much scripting knowledge.

I was overwhelmed with all the buttons and stuff. I'm also not very experienced with computers sooooooo

pkhead wrote:

ZanterZlox wrote:

pkhead wrote:

ZanterZlox wrote:

I tried using Roblox Studio once.
big mistake
Mostly because I had no clue what I was doing.

Roblox Studio is probably one of the more easy-to-learn game engines. You could make some sort of social hangout game without much scripting knowledge.

I was overwhelmed with all the buttons and stuff. I'm also not very experienced with computers sooooooo

that's why guides and tutorials exist
(if you have the patience to read)

ZanterZlox wrote:

I tried using Roblox Studio once.
big mistake
Mostly because I had no clue what I was doing.

pkhead wrote:

BuzzedOut wrote:

Bump!
Been working on a few projects recently, once I figure out some basic code and the anti-cheat I’ll probably release an alpha version!
I also modeled a White Castle (restaurant). Only the exterior since making furniture is hard.. I might do the interior soon though. I’ll post it here in a little…
I also got my first Talent Hub job! Just some basic UI

I forgot about the Talent Hub thing. Perhaps I could do some scripting jobs. I probably need like, a portfolio first though, with finished games…

-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

local function cfLookAt(refCf: CFrame, target: Vector3): CFrame
	-- The axis of rotation is perpendicular to the refCf's LookVector and the target direction
	local axis = refCf.LookVector:Cross(target).Unit
	-- Get the angle between reference LookVector and target direction
	local angleOffset = math.acos(refCf.LookVector:Dot(target.Unit))
	-- Return reference CFrame rotated along axis by angleOffset radians
	return refCf * CFrame.fromAxisAngle(axis, angleOffset)
end

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.