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Coding Roblox Games Made Easy: The ultimate guide to creating games with Roblox Studio and Lua programming
Publisher's This edition from 2021 is outdated and does not make use of the most recent Roblox features and Luau programming scenarios. A new second edition, updated for Roblox, Luau scripting from scratch, 2 end-to-end games, and a bonus chapter on 50 cool things to do on Roblox has now been published.
238 pages, Paperback
Published January 8, 2021
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September 9, 2022
I had already been making Roblox games for ~2 years when I started reading this, but read it to make sure I hadn't missed anything that might be helpful. And actually I did pick up several small useful tips from this.
Simple things that hadn't occurred to me at all. For example if you are looking for a sound, instead of just searching for the sound by searching for sounds by name in Toolbox, you can also search for models that might contain that sound.
When testing a game, shift-P switches to free camera. That you can use instances as table keys. That a CFrame has a constructor that makes a CFrame positioned at part A and looking at part B. That when doing vector math, you can say 2 / Vector3.new(2,4,6) to get (1, 0.5, 0.333). etc. etc.
In my notes I found 50 little tips like that in this book, so it was worth reading.
Simple things that hadn't occurred to me at all. For example if you are looking for a sound, instead of just searching for the sound by searching for sounds by name in Toolbox, you can also search for models that might contain that sound.
When testing a game, shift-P switches to free camera. That you can use instances as table keys. That a CFrame has a constructor that makes a CFrame positioned at part A and looking at part B. That when doing vector math, you can say 2 / Vector3.new(2,4,6) to get (1, 0.5, 0.333). etc. etc.
In my notes I found 50 little tips like that in this book, so it was worth reading.
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