Roblox Intermediate Coding Course

Roblox Intermediate Coding Course, available at $89.99, has an average rating of 4.34, with 71 lectures, 1 quizzes, based on 747 reviews, and has 5247 subscribers.

You will learn about Indepth understanding of Lua the coding language used to create Roblox games Complex programming concepts and how to apply them Create multiple tool scripts to utilize in your own games How to have your players interact with objects, clothing and other players through code Create a Round Based Game Loop with a Lobby, timers and telporters Create a Simple Simulator to use as a template for your own simulation game ideas Learn to code concepts for a Survival game including spawning, hunger, rebirths and much more Learn to save and retrieve your players data using datastores Create and use animations in your projects Make your experiences mobile friendly This course is ideal for individuals who are Roblox coders or Beginner Coders or Intermediate Coders It is particularly useful for Roblox coders or Beginner Coders or Intermediate Coders.

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Summary

Title: Roblox Intermediate Coding Course

Price: $89.99

Average Rating: 4.34

Number of Lectures: 71

Number of Quizzes: 1

Number of Published Lectures: 71

Number of Published Quizzes: 1

Number of Curriculum Items: 72

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 72

Original Price: A$32.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Indepth understanding of Lua the coding language used to create Roblox games

Complex programming concepts and how to apply them

Create multiple tool scripts to utilize in your own games

How to have your players interact with objects, clothing and other players through code

Create a Round Based Game Loop with a Lobby, timers and telporters

Create a Simple Simulator to use as a template for your own simulation game ideas

Learn to code concepts for a Survival game including spawning, hunger, rebirths and much more

Learn to save and retrieve your players data using datastores

Create and use animations in your projects

Make your experiences mobile friendly

Who Should Attend

Roblox coders

Beginner Coders

Intermediate Coders

Target Audiences

Roblox coders

Beginner Coders

Intermediate Coders

Roblox is ranked as one of the top online entertainment platforms for audiences under the age of 18.  It’s popularity is driven purely by the community, with millions of people signing up through word of mouth every month. 

Roblox is powered by a global community of over 2 million developers who produce their own immersive multi player experiences each month using Roblox Studio.  Any experience imaginable can be created on Roblox. 

As of February 2020 there has been 28 Billion hours played (since 2008) and 150 Million Dollars has been paid to Roblox Community Developers. 

This course will teach you how to create a coding toolkit, how to create a round based game with a timer and lobby and how to create your own simulator style game. 

Over 50 individual scripts explained with working examples to learn and download.

A round based project with a lobby and timer that moves players from the lobby to the game and back to the lobby at the end of each round.

A basic Simulator project that you can use as a template to begin creating any simulator you can imagine.

A Camping Survival Simulator project that shows you some ideas about how to create a simulator and challenge your players.

Take all the concepts you learn here and create the best game in the world ever! 

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: How To Use This Course

Chapter 2: Building A Coding Toolkit

Lecture 1: Tool 1 – Getting the player and character

Lecture 2: Tool 2 – Creating a Leaderboard

Lecture 3: Tool 3 – Plugin – Tag Editor

Lecture 4: Tool 4 – Day Night Cycle

Lecture 5: Tool 5 – Trigger Parts

Lecture 6: Tool 6 -Using Module Scripts

Lecture 7: Tool 7 – Healing Pickups

Lecture 8: Tool 8 – Changing Clothes

Lecture 9: Tool 9 – Remote Events

Lecture 10: Tool 10 – Remote Functions

Lecture 11: Tool 11 – Player Trails

Lecture 12: Tool 12 – Creating Beams

Lecture 13: Tool 13 – Pets that follow – Updated Jan 23

Lecture 14: Tool 14 – Stop Players Colliding – Updated Jan 2023

Lecture 15: Tool 15 – Create a game currency

Lecture 16: Tool 16 – Player Accessories

Lecture 17: Tool 17 – Spikes that move up and down

Lecture 18: Tool 18 – Disable the default leaderboard

Lecture 19: Tool 19 – Message Queue System

Lecture 20: Tool 20 – Changed And GetPropertyChanged

Lecture 21: Tool 21 – Hidden Folders

Lecture 22: Tool 22 – Creating and using Dictionaries

Lecture 23: Tool 23 – Using Tables

Lecture 24: Tool 24 – Teleport Players – within a Place – Updated Jan 23

Lecture 25: Tool 25 – Using spawn function

Lecture 26: Tool 26 – Using Click Detectors

Chapter 3: Project 1 – Round Based Game Loop

Lecture 1: Models And Main Script

Lecture 2: Game Module And Game Loop

Lecture 3: Move Players Function

Lecture 4: Multi Player Test – Updated Jan 23

Chapter 4: Project 2 – A Simple Simulator

Lecture 1: What is a Simulator – Document Only

Lecture 2: Points Button

Lecture 3: Rebirths Button

Lecture 4: Player Feedback

Lecture 5: Rebirth Rewards

Lecture 6: Setup Player Datastore

Lecture 7: Save Player Data

Lecture 8: Load Player Data

Lecture 9: Load Player Rewards

Chapter 5: Project 3 – Camping Survival

Lecture 1: Log Pickup

Lecture 2: Add To The Log Pile

Lecture 3: Create A Day And Night Function

Lecture 4: Use Stored Wood

Lecture 5: The Fire Pit – Part 1 – Start A Fire – Updated Jan 23

Lecture 6: The Fire Pit – Part 2 – Burn All The Logs

Lecture 7: Make Player Hungry

Lecture 8: Eat And Collect Apples

Lecture 9: Player Survival Clock – Updated Jan 23

Lecture 10: Axe Tool – Part 1 – Equip And UnEquip

Lecture 11: Axe Tool – Part 2 – Animation Controller And Module Script

Lecture 12: Axe Animation

Lecture 13: Using The Axe

Lecture 14: Spawn Logs

Lecture 15: Find The Nearest Tree

Lecture 16: Spawn Trees

Lecture 17: Spawn Apples

Lecture 18: Lava Hazzard

Lecture 19: Rat Attack – Part 1 – Move Rat

Lecture 20: Rat Attack – Part 2 – Stop The Rats

Lecture 21: Camping Headlamp

Lecture 22: Spawn Rats At Night

Lecture 23: Game Over – Rats Attack Player

Lecture 24: Set High Score

Lecture 25: Prepare To Save Data

Lecture 26: Create A Datastore For New Players

Lecture 27: Save Game Data

Lecture 28: Update Game With Player Data

Lecture 29: Make It Mobile Friendly

Lecture 30: Fine Tuning And Testing

Lecture 31: Player Feedback

Instructors

Brendon Ross
Roblox Accredited Educator

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 12 votes

2 stars: 14 votes

3 stars: 83 votes

4 stars: 241 votes

5 stars: 397 votes

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