How pro Roblox developers learnt to script

[@AlvinBlox]

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[@Hambotty]

:D

[@xp3755]

why are you commenting on your own year old video my guy

[@shadeblox5875]

: D

[@deleted-tzx28f2]

:D

[@AliPro2nd]

69th like I am

[@Xenothekid7]

I still remember seeing some screenshots of a certain stickmasterluke on the dinosaur-era on-site forums, frantically asking beginner-level questions about game development and scripting. How far things have come...

[@moomarsh7411]

true

[@Swjngg]

Lmao only two comment

[@aigeee]

k

[@rm-cd2dy]

Do you still have them?

[@SkullsDev]

Yeah, you can't be afraid to ask. For example, I spent 2 hours on a banana script because I spelt Sit wrong, I will always from that moment on make sure I write my code properly.

[@Robertisindian]

This guy helped me a lot in learning how to script, so I just wanted to say thank you for making such helpful videos!

[@dahappygamer592]

Lol same

[@acceptance1446]

Yea I feel the same way, during the scripting/learning phase, I watched about 10 alvinBlox videos a day, and 3 TheDevKing videos, and Alvin has lead me to victory. Im currently working on many games, and feel comfortable with scripting thanks to Alvin, and many others and its wonderful that we have people to help us out when it comes to scripting

[@Robertisindian]

@@noobamooba any problem?

[@noobamooba]

@@Robertisindian its just funny

[@Robertisindian]

@@acceptance1446 ikr

[@dannyrietveld7379]

It's basicly pretty simple. Take a free model, edit, morize, repeat. It really works when leanring more!

[@bandabanana4939]

That's not learning

[@dannyrietveld7379]

@@bandabanana4939 for me it is. You have a model that looks cool to you, you edit the code abit to see if it works to your liking. Then i take out the code and use it for my own things. Thats how i memorize it and then repeat with more models and code examples.

[@noobmanguything423]

@@dannyrietveld7379 yeah, but you should soon stop just using free models and make everything (that is possible to you) without any help from the devforum or anything alike.

[@idontknowwhyiexist6918]

@@noobmanguything423 I'm pretty sure this person makes their own stuff now. Learning from free model code is actually pretty common

[@dannyrietveld7379]

@@idontknowwhyiexist6918 I do make my own stuff now. But i used to use FMs alot to learn myself ;)

[@duality6902]

Ah yes the average day for me is 1.look up how to script 2.watch the entire video 3.try to do what’s in the video 4.be lazy and quit 5.go back and repeat the same thing

[@trip8924]

Same lol

[@m4dsci3nt1st4]

same. then never revisit roblox studio for like 2 months

[@fedoracatto6186]

@@m4dsci3nt1st4 2 months? MORE LIKE TWO YEARS

[@jaihanrainvalerio1855]

Well same but I am not stacked I am just moving slow

[@Sharkerd]

SAME

[@rockman6258]

Alvin Blox: "You can pick apart free models" Me: I do that and half the time i find a virus

[@codec1824]

try verified items

[@hi3yearsago185]

Codec might try that!

[@xx_gotadam_xx9457]

why i never find any virus models ?

[@rockman6258]

@@xx_gotadam_xx9457 idk

[@rockman6258]

@@codec1824 I've tried a free model that was verified and it was broken so i think the best way is to just remove the viruses because a lot of other free models are better than verified ones

[@Amiietta]

Why did I feel motivated when I was watching this video? lol

[@thediscordmod6385]

same

[@fartripper7598]

Me too

[@hexitial2316]

I am because i recently knew how to animate, and my friend knows a little about scripting

[@thebatman4921]

Same

[@amy-9780]

why? well its simple, its because its reminds that of our ideas, it reminds of us that we want to do awesome games, the only thing that block our way its our laziness

[@snowboi9904]

I bet zKevin learned like: "How to make door" "How do seed generation" "What is particle emitter"

[@3bcampossilvabrandonemmanu573]

im macking a game and im exactly like that on some things

[@dallor714]

@@3bcampossilvabrandonemmanu573 m a c k i n g

[@kep1649]

@@3bcampossilvabrandonemmanu573 macking

[@nxnx6213]

@@3bcampossilvabrandonemmanu573 mmmmm macking

[@moochezz]

@@3bcampossilvabrandonemmanu573 ah, yes, macking

[@CyberCreator]

Great video! Sometimes people forget that everyone has to start from somewhere. No one becomes a pro overnight

[@aston.6487]

Whoa sup dude helped me make my game

[@whuddup1249]

Cyber :DDD

[@landsfadern2]

apparently people seem not to understand that these days and people think you can get successful on one day

[@hussrolls]

pro gamer advice

[@disguisedpuppy]

Hey I just saw your channel you have great tutorials

[@yrt1345]

i learned everything about coding but i wasnt sure how everything worked, but this video helped me realize what to do THANK YOU WSLY I LOVED UR GAME BTW

[@DefaultGamingChannel]

yes, you're back

[@initbox]

Good video, good tips! As a game developer who worked in a company for 5 years, you have a tight schedule sometimes (if not always). When you have a tight schedule, you have to think faster and less planning. I favor planning and doing things in the best way possible. But from what I have learned over the years in developing complex features ... Only when you start writing you see things more clearly. Another thing that many don't do and learn it, and if they understand it, it is the most significant step they might be able to take on the action to become PRO! It's shortcuts. Knowing how to write code is not a problem. Learning how to write quality and flexible code that can be changed in the future - it's a significant step on the way to becoming a PRO programmer. So, of course, it can come with experience, but always try to improve yourself and not get stuck. Check how you can improve the existing code (considering the time you have). Good luck!

[@whatisthis6259]

Lua learning deserves a lot more love than it should. Went on there and only 15 people were playing it. Now it might be because people learned and left the game. The tutorials are not all over the place and only take like ten minutes to read (I read the easy ones not sure about the medium or hard) also during the tutorials it will tell you what each line of code means. What I would do is write the code down in my sketchbook. Then write what it means and try to quiz myself until I remember what it means. This is the same way I learned the Korean words that mean what to do when I took taekwondo classes

[@ZeroRedz]

What you mean in the last part with "try to quiz myself until i remember what it means"?

[@SuiiroFN]

@@ZeroRedz They mean that they try to remember what each script does without looking at their sketchbook

[@ZeroRedz]

@@SuiiroFN i did it the same with math but my schoolmistress everytime i was doing that way she was getting annoyed and angry at the point to spit at my face.. maybe this is why i hated so much doing math she was interfering with my lessons and my life..

[@ZeroRedz]

@@SuiiroFN but for me is like impossible to script in this way.

[@SuiiroFN]

@@ZeroRedz Everyone learns to script differently, just follow your own path and then you will succeed.

[@green3364]

I struggled for 5 years because all I did was copy and tried to remember syntax, I didn't even try to understand. I changed my way and learned how to script.

[@safegamer857]

hey do u have a discord i have some questiions as a begginner scripter

[@Tx_98]

@@safegamer857 Yo its been 8 months can I ask how good r u in scripting now?

[@safegamer857]

@@Tx_98 idk where it went wrong but now I make exploits and I sell them 💀

[@safegamer857]

@@Tx_98 I’m pretty decent now

[@NinTheLost]

@@safegamer857 bro 💀

[@avdiiseni1175]

Your intro is so relaxing

[@G0LDZY]

I love his voice its so calming

[@Max_-di5xj]

Everybody: uses a tutorial or something to guide them Me: spam lines of code until I understand what they mean

[@giga9001]

That's actually a good way to learn

[@commanderdumbo967]

Repetition is actually a good way to learn!

[@__________________________9190]

I tried doing that once for modding, it suprisingly worked.

[@bernard799]

Believe it or not there are times when you do the most random yet turn out to be the thing that help you advance the most

[@Kattoe]

That's exactly what I do lol. I just try something, most of the time it doesn't work, then i go research why it doesn't work or i try something else, and after sometime it just works most of the time.

[@asciistudio3466]

this gave me a huge impression. thanks for nice video alvin!

[@KevinRexFromDk]

Love the work that went into this video! The editing is on point :)

[@timed_]

This really helped me out with my confusion and stuff. Being honest with you I also tried to make huge projects that I knew required a lot of time but after watching this video I finally noticed why I didn’t make much progress on huge scale games I was working on.

[@jetegy1071]

Honestly you inspired me to script and to have fun

[@Reviwitha6]

Inspirational quotes “Experience is the name everyone gives to their mistakes.”

[@logic0z509]

Great video as always! Can't stop watching you

[@awesomegamingchannel3402]

look it up when you don't know parts of the code Me: looks up every line of the code

[@HDCairnsAviation]

me too

[@eeeeee6154]

Bro I’m sorry buthow many subs I will have after the yes comment I have legit 0 subs woah ya

[@Im_Bad_at_Games]

@@eeeeee6154 are you ok?

[@eeeeee6154]

@@Im_Bad_at_Games no bro

[@devvy8343]

I really respect the take of "most people only understand how to make something, and not how it works", I was in the "only know how to make things" boat for a long time, but when I started understanding the actual code it's self, and building off those fundamentals, I became a much better scripter. I would recommend anyone reading these to actually learn the basics, and not how to make specific things.

[@gaminggoat5582]

This changed me and now I am following each way on how each dev made their roblox game. And now I am the developer of a little game called Zombie Defense

[@fartripper7598]

This was very encouraging, it reminded me that I’m not gonna magically learn everything in one day, and it’s gonna take some time

[@-Garvey-]

The difficult part of learning to script for me is learning how to write the code and trying to give the command.

[@PoppinCorn]

I am extremely good at scripting and have been doing it for 4 years now and the points all these people make in the video really are true and pay off in the end. I went from not knowing what the explorer was to being able to make almost any genre of game

[@dgx2737]

Hey would you be interested in teaching ?

[@PoppinCorn]

@@dgx2737 well for staters, definitely look at starting youtube tutorials and what I did was take notes and write down everything I did on a notepad for future reference. and yeah, alvinblox is a great starting point and his old videos are even good.

[@lakzerk2344]

@@PoppinCorn what games have you made ?

[@Teroces1Gaming]

Im like the first person. I kept on searching on google for answers and learning from them, until eventually I realized that I could make basically any type of game

[@PoppinCorn]

@@Teroces1Gaming that built up most of my scripting knowledge, too

[@BoxableSocks]

It was always a hobby for me, I honestly cant find any good games for every time I come home with a feeling I want to play a game like this so I set out on a quest making small parts of it and learning things along the journey and its helped a lot. I make games and have learned coding to make my dreams a reality, it was never about the money.

[@mansmengo3923]

You helped me be a anime fighting simulator builder thank you

[@wallywest2885]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@display1235]

it took me 2 weeks to learn lua, it's really not that hard of a language to grasp in comparison to some of the bigger like C or Java. All it takes is sheer willpower, if you really want to learn something then put the time into doing so and enjoy the journey! I honestly love programming.

[@display1235]

@Ethan S yeah, that's why it was easier to pick up on.

[@evvortexofficial]

How did you manage to learn lua in 2 weeks, any suggestions on where or how to start? Or just like the video

[@justinaccount9920]

@@evvortexofficial hey how is your learning experience going.

[@evvortexofficial]

@@justinaccount9920 Never really got back into it after awhile

[@justinaccount9920]

@@evvortexofficial aw man if that was something u rlly wanted to do you shouldve kept going

[@ZsymYT]

My dream is to make an airline and have fun and you gave me motivation on learning how to make one, thanks.

[@yepdoodles8412]

Thank you so much and to everyone that you interviewed. This has helped so much and I am yet again very appreciative of this video.

[@toriiko_s]

Finnaly, it answers my question...

[@joemkdd]

Fantastic video. The testimonies from top devs, as well as your own commentary give some much needed insight into the world of programming that many "how to code" videos fail to explain entirely.

[@H3_Noc]

0:31 Now that message is how to create a path without following the one that's used alot.

[@0josslynrose0]

thanks for this video! i wanted to learn how to script, but i had no clue where to start. after this video, i realized that instead of watching youtube videos all day long and failing, i should actually try to look at stuff on my own. i also realized that im not going to become a pro scripter in an hour. great work, you earned a new subscriber! ;)

[@R4yK4y]

Thank you so much for this video. Your scripting tutorials are amazing and give good developer resources to your viewers! You and the devs in the video are absolute legends!

[@Moatiz]

Thanks again Alvin as always. Now that I chose to become a game design student in college, I can actually focus on beginning to learn scripting and level design without just screwing around for hours and ditching the project as I usually do.

[@GamerBros-ud2jl]

Most of the devs: Use free models and source code Me: Cool! I can learn how to make a virus!!!

[@Jellyfishboi06]

This really helped a lot, thanks Alvin! And all the Roblox Developers!

[@kinnkeno2466]

omg hearing your voice now rather then from back when I was learning feels so different, and your editing style is still very similar to your old one. I'm glad I went back to check on you.

[@Natwannanap]

this is really helpful. I still have the issue of not understanding what lines of code do, so when I find a good model with notes on what it does it really helps.

[@rrs0530]

I learned to script by watching your tutorial on how to make stuff. I don’t know why but one day I suddenly understood almost everything (I have to say that because of for loops) you said. Now I’m working on a game that’s like horrific housing or plates of fate.

[@rrs0530]

I made the main script for the game while I was bored at home so I’m definitely doing it as a hobby

[@SharkTaleFx]

Oh nice

[@safegamer857]

hey do u have adiscord i have a couple questions as someone who wants to begin scripting

[@bloopyhere]

Reiterating the point of learning the code!! I usually redirect people to the lua manual, as it's much more beneficial to learn what the code means, rather than learning "if i slap this together, it does this". Learning Lua grammar so that you're able to understand what code does at a glance enables you to jump in and just start working! "I wanna display text, that's what strings are for." or "I see a colon with parenthesis, so this is probably a function!" for example.

[@roatninthethird]

as somebody who currently knows the bare bones of HTML, lua has always been my dream to learn. ive always wanted to be a game dev, but im very stumped. and you may wonder why im saying this, its because just like html, when you are lost in the code that doesnt mean you should quit. it takes time to learn things, like lua. so always keep trying

[@pixelated2877]

Html isn't a programming language.

[@extremesoda]

@@pixelated2877 wdym it is?

[@Ashirozu]

@@extremesoda It isn't.

[@Ashirozu]

@@extremesoda It's a markup language for web creation, not a programming language.

Alvinblox: How did you learn to script? Me: Well, I watched your videos!

[@SamLeroSberg]

Normal Devs: Ray casting for Lightning Me, creative but lazy: Rotating Parts with multiple trails are certain spots of the Part

[@ismailoismail1437]

Thank you so much Alvin blox you helped me so much in your videos

[@xeamoo1956]

Next gen of developers "i learned from watching AlvinBlox"

[@TheUnofficialGamerx]

I think it's amazing how I started Roblox in 2016 didn't get a single robuck until 2019 and I'm still learning things! (Yes, I started making games in 2016.)

[@lgnd280]

After watching the scripting videos of yours i keep forgetting it after 5 seconds 😭

[@exploiterreporters2564]

Write the code down in a notebook! It helped!

[@lgnd280]

@@exploiterreporters2564 :OOOOOOOOOOO

[@lgnd280]

@@exploiterreporters2564 i was too dumb to realize dat

[@exploiterreporters2564]

@@lgnd280 Yep. Good luck!

[@lgnd280]

@@exploiterreporters2564 your the best mannnnn 😋

[@EliasBarbu]

I started my Roblox Studio journey 2 years ago...not knowing nothing...using free models to make an entire game... But over time, I started watching tutorials, tutorials and hundreds of tutorials(including yours!), I started to finally take a look at the scripts in those free models and understand more and more of the code every month, and after 2 years of hard work, I finally became a pretty decent scripter and I can even make my own round-based zombie fighter game without any scripts online

[@essbrownboy]

Thank you so much, this helped a lot to understand how you can pick up on scripting and improve at it !

[@cxplecat]

im a kinda new to developing and I love your vids,

[@Zrarlq]

Thank you so much I've been looking for something like this!

[@diegogaviria3863]

I can relate to this, I've improved mostly because I take code from something I want to do, and divide it in small pieces, so I know what's the purpose of each thing, and try to simplify what I learned in my head, and also repeat in my head or take notes of the stuff I got from that source code so I don't forget it; Which I think is more efficient than just learning how to do a specific thing, since instead of that I use that same thing to learn other more, and by the time I can gather all those small pieces from assets I wanted to do, and make something completely new, or even a whole game.

[@jailbreakglitcher6016]

Thanks I was actually going to give up until your video thanks man

[@PhoenixRBLX-YT]

I love ''Coding School'' (game on Roblox). It's very simple and easy and it helped me actually being so much, and the hardest part is the begging, since everything after is just learning. I'm becoming a better and better scripter out of it. I think Code Kingdoms is good but very expensive as I bought it. Definetly will use it too.

[@limonmapping6806]

This guy helped me learn how to script Thank you so much!

[@astronaut_69]

I can't even make teleport pads. I'm super new to Roblox ! 5 or 4 moths... I had seen the app on playstore but it I never felt like checking it out. I didn't even know it was an online gaming app. I found a lot of awesome games and also, I did not know you could create your own games and publish them and all that. I downloaded roblox studio and blender but I'll be honest, I have no idea how blender works. It took me a couple of days to understand roblox studio, plugins, what they are used for. How to create parts, how to move them around cuz it's a lil tricky, how to build a few things. I do have this crazy ideas in my head that I'd like to, you know, show or bring em to life in my game that I am creating but I don't know how to script. There's no plugins for something you want to explode, fly, do damage.. you have to script it and that's where I'm stuck. Watching videos trying to figure out what to do and how coding or scripts works. I've tried to, like I said, make teleport pads but it didn't work. I would be so thankful if there's someone out here that could teach me how to do script for teleport pads. That's all I am asking for. Yll have an amazing day. So much love from the Americas 🌎 ❤❤❤❤

[@that1canadian_carsten]

Boatbomber is a cool guy. He inspired me to script. I met him in a game once and he was super chill and encouraged me to keep coding. I took that and kept coding for hours a day. I thank boatbombers game Lua Learning. Thank you boatbomber.

[@chconstans4630]

This was a really cool concept for a video, I really enjoyed! Thanks for making sick videos!!!

[@jendrick2461]

the way I learned basic scripting is the same as most of the pro developers, by using other people's code and modifying it, this seems a good start for me.

[@mrsparks926]

its sooooo great your making tutorials for scripting now!

[@WampingHere]

Tbh, I never placed too much effort into learning lua on Roblox. At this point, I’ll look at free models and the scripts inside them and try to learn from the scripts and try to understand them better.

[@Queenofear]

a couple years ago, I tried scripting but it did not work out. all i did was copy the code for Alvin's sword fighting tutorial (not very smart, I know) and I didn't understand any code. I couldn't make anything else after i finished watching the tutorial so I just quit. a few days ago, I started watching Alvin's beginner scripting tutorials and I learned a lot. I asked my friends for simples ideas, like touching a button to give cash, along with making objects visible when it's pressed. when I started coding it, I was very confused because I didn't know how to get the player who touched it. I couldn't find the right event so I set it aside for a few hours. I came back and watched what other people have done to reference the player. I then found the event, :GetPlayerFromCharacter and that was exactly what I needed to finish the code. I woke up today thinking, "I'm so excited to get on Roblox Studio and script!" and that feels amazing because I never thought I would know, at any level, how to script. thank you, AlvinBlox for taking your own time to teach other people how to script.

[@salmanbaig3983]

I like it how i taked computer science from school so now i understand majority of programming language especially lua based program language

[@tatsu5517]

Great video Alvin, keep up the work these informational videos are really helping me strive to become a better developer.

[@TheEc1ypse]

I found a mentor in a roblox development server who mentored me and got me started with scripting. Now I can just search up and learn different areas. Of course I ask for help here and there but for the most part I can script anything I put my mind too. The best part is, YOU can too.

[@jaspersakk2387]

At the old days (wich was 3 weeks ago) none of scripts i tried wotked NONE so i gave up, but then i found alvin videos and thanks to him i have my first ever script work ( part changing colour and exploding if someone touched it) not much but for me its everything

[@davidomotade4923]

Creator of a game: Scripts Me: WHAT THE F- HOW THIS IS NOT POSSIBLE

[@CMyzt]

Learning something new and it works is probably the most fun in scripting

[@thegoldendev8351]

65% + 58% = 123% Makes sense to me.

[@avdiiseni1175]

Yea this is big brain time

[@J4ylin]

It's not supposed to be a sum total, it's like having a survey of what people eat EX: out of 100 people 80 ate veggies 50 ate meat (They overlap because of the people that eat both) it would be different if it was: (not same numbers, as previous example) out of 100 people Only eats veggies: 30 Only eats meats: 10 Eats both: 60

[@thegoldendev8351]

@@J4ylin Oh i see. Thanks, I often forget that they can overlap lol

[@Kuwustilam]

Thanks Alvin, I was working on a game and I lost motivation halfway through, I was doing a tutorial and I was stuck at a part, it was an old one and roblox has changed since then but after I watched this video it inspired me to take a new approach, I applied what I learnt in both the tutorial and this video and finally got to solve the problem!

[@nersmenplayer2296]

What is ROBLOX? ROBLOX is an online virtual playground and workshop, where people of all ages can safely interact, create, have fun, and learn. It’s unique in that practically everything on ROBLOX is designed and constructed by members of the community. ROBLOX is designed for 8 to 18 year olds, but it is open to people of all ages. Each player starts by choosing an avatar and giving it an identity. They can then explore ROBLOX - interacting with others by chatting, playing games, or collaborating on creative projects. Each player is also given their own piece of undeveloped real estate along with a virtual toolbox with which to design and build anything - be it a navigable skyscraper, a working helicopter, a giant pinball machine, a multiplayer “Capture the Flag” game or some other, yet­to­be­dreamed-up creation. There is no cost for this first plot of virtual land. By participating and by building cool stuff, ROBLOX members can earn specialty badges as well as ROBLOX dollars (“ROBUX”). In turn, they can shop the online catalog to purchase avatar clothing and accessories as well as premium building materials, interactive components, and working mechanisms.

[@ElucidDan12]

1 min ago and 55 comments breh.

[@DallasXFV]

This gave me hope to continue learning. And I hate learning.

[@suspendedaccounts3667]

Fr 😢

[@Bdotuzz]

Dude! this is amazing! I have been learning from you! you are great

[@Yourlocalwire]

KZbin: 20 comments Me: I don’t see any tho-

[@emmanjose6373]

Sus..

[@Yourlocalwire]

@@emmanjose6373 Ya

[@FoxGaming1026]

If I become a great dev: Alvin: how did you learn to script? Me: Your tutorial videos.

[@jaurshlovesrblx]

KZbin: 15 comments Me: *where?* Edit: Okay, i see the comments now.

[@allwar3854]

U copied other guys comment

[@michaeljacksong]

use newest bruh

[@s1gher]

This is the first channel I come to if I need to learn something new. Thanks for making great content, AlvinBlox :D

[@smaklindejo1327]

Do u know how to scrip if you do, how well and would u be interested in helping on a project, we can pay in modeling you things in blending :) because we know blender

[@taimurshaz]

The professional way: Think of a game,add the features.DONT LOOK AT A TUTORIAL. My way:Looking at a tutorial for every step I make. *XD* *Yes some ppl do this,Yes some ppl don’t look at tutorials and try to solve the problem on their own.EVERYONE IS UNIQUE AND HAS A DIFFERENT WAY OF LEARNING* *Thanks,* *TT*

[@Wassuphomiee]

Thx this will help me so much

[@BelgianCat]

Oh my.. I remember watching a couple of your videos 4 years ago. Your voice has changed so much! :D

[@ToonShader]

There is also a thing in studio called the Object Browser which is basically a lite version of the devhub.

[@EricThyKaiser]

Haha on the forms got me there!

[@adolfjackson7620]

I started to learn script 1 month ago and of course still learn but are trying to make a tycoon game with my friends. I just wanna say I’ve learn a lot from 1 month watching you thanks.

[@MemeBagPlays]

what i usually do is when a game gets boring for me i go search up how to do this specific game like tower defense game then follow the entire thing, and realize how long it would actually take me to understand and actually doesn't take ages to get 1 script, and give up

[@DreadBearMemes]

im a small youtuber/scripter and i have made many games and they were bad but a day ago my nextbot game is getting visits and plays so alvin thank you for helping me script with your videos :)

[@dominicballinger6536]

Well, thanks! I've largely moved away from roblox for now, but I am now using unity, so I think these principles still apply.

[@T0BYH3ART]

Myzta had absolutely amazing advice for my every hard to process brain. Their way of learning is exactly how I do most things!!

[@GameOn-yr8rj]

Staff needed for upcoming Batman game, Animators, testers, sound and music, GFX, and lighting, and programmers

[@Hero.S]

tip: try to translate LUA into whatever language in real life. For example if statements. If statements from lua is similar to the ones you speak in real life. if raining == true then raincoat = true end thats like saying *If its raining outside, wear a raincoat.* the end in an if statement signifies the period. The period used to end a sentence. Same can be applied to *if not raining == true then* *raincoat = false* *end* it's like saying *if it's not raining outside, don't wear a raincoat* the else signifies the other scenario. The elseif signifies the specific version of the scenario. The elseif is like an if statement except its inside the if statement and you can specify the *else* try to understand the lua language like a real life language such as english for example.

[@Hero.S]

I hope I explained good!

[@lennox8073]

I just don't understand how you guys have so much dedication -.- Respect!

[@baNNN2902]

Helped me a lot , especially the quote !

[@StarWarsDebunked]

I love how you had to say either go on the forums for help or "just by asking a friend", what makes you think I have friends who develop on Roblox, let alone go onto Roblox?

[@LogandevRBLX]

If you make a part 2 to this, you should ask Coeptus how he learned to script

[@ZaidoDayz]

Remember when alvin was a Squeaker, yeah good old times