Anyone got any tips for learning scripting in Roblox Studio? I've been stuck trying to figure out the advanced stuff. #RobloxDev
@JavaScriptMika I think once you start to understand remote events you'll start to understand the main quirk of the engine and how client and server side communication works
@JavaScriptMika If you have studio open and press f1 it opens the docs create.roblox.com/docs/en-us/tut… they have some basic and intermediate scripting tuts there. Suphi Kaner also has some more advanced tutorials that are explained well: youtube.com/@5uphi
@JavaScriptMika You shouldn't start with advanced stuff, start with all beginner concepts especially if you have no experience programming. There are many good YouTube playlists that teach it from the beginning (I started with AlvinBlox, TheDevKing, etc.) Documentation page is excellent too.
@JavaScriptMika My tip is to start on a project, not too big, just a bit harder than your current skills. Then you learn as you go. Need a money system? Learn how to implement that. Need a car? Make it yourself.
@JavaScriptMika I always tell new dev to do this: Copy a script, then add a new functionality to it. For example, you copy-paste a script that does a sprinting system, and then you add a stamina system into it, bonus points if you add a stamina bar.
@JavaScriptMika If you want try to learn from TheDevKing (TapWater)
@JavaScriptMika Throw yourself into a difficult project.
@JavaScriptMika Honestly, just read the Roblox Dev Forum. They gave you a full course there. No need to spend 30 minutes on one topic video. Perhaps learn by doing it too as you learn there. It'll help you learn even faster than YouTube tutorials.
@JavaScriptMika This discord has so much amazing stuff in it discord.gg/vKpAKhRM
@JavaScriptMika Read devforum, do surgery on free models and the best tip of them all - keep creating. I learned lua by making 30 different games, free models included before starting to make games where all coding was hand written by myself
@JavaScriptMika fuck around and find out, that's how i learned