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local base = game.Workspace.Baseplate base.Transparency = 0 base.Material = "Brick" local par = game.Workspace.Part1 par.CastShadow = false par.Material = "Neon" if true then print("This has been turned neon") end

2:00 finally stops yapping

local Fanumtax = game.Workspace.Part local function changeBrickColor() Fanumtax.BrickColor = BrickColor.new("Really red") wait(0.5) Fanumtax.BrickColor = BrickColor.new("Really Blue") wait(0.5) end changeBrickColor() changeBrickColor() changeBrickColor() changeBrickColor() changeBrickColor()

Local fanumtax = game.Workspace.Part Function addition(no1,no2) Local result = no1 + no2 return result end print(addition(65,4)) if addition(65,4) == 69 then fanumtax.BrickColor = BrickColor.new("White") end

local a = workspace.part local function x(pr1, num1, pr2, num2) a.Transparency = .5 a.BrickColor = BrickColor.new("Ghost grey") a.CanCollide = false if a.Transparency == .5 then if a.BrickColor == BrickColor.new("Ghost grey") then if a.CanCollide == false then print(pr1, num1, pr2, num2) end end else print("Something went wrong") end end x("hello", 10, "test", 23)

print("dear slim") print("i wrote you but you still ain't callin") print("i left my cell, my pager and my home phone at the bottom") print("i sent two letters back in autumn you must not have got em") print("there probably was a problem at the post office or something") print("sometimes i scribble adresses too sloppy when i jot em")

print("dear slim") print("i wrote you but you still ain't callin") print("i left my cell, my pager and my home phone at the bottom") print("i sent two letters back in autumn you must not have got em") print("there probably was a problem at the post office or something") print("sometimes i scribble adresses too sloppy when i jot em")

I made a part that changed to a specific colour and material when touched and then changes back when not stood on after ahwhile local touchPart = game.Workspace.TouchPart local partIsTouched = false touchPart.Touched:Connect(function(otherpart) touchPart.BrickColor = BrickColor.new("New Yeller") if partIsTouched == false then partIsTouched = true touchPart.Material = "Neon" touchPart.Anchored = false task.wait(2) partIsTouched = false touchPart.BrickColor = BrickColor.new("Toothpaste") touchPart.Material = "Neon" touchPart.Anchored = true task.wait(2) end end)

local function MEOW(num1,num2) local result = num1/num2 if result == 1 then game.Workspace.Baseplate.BrickColor = BrickColor.new("Really black") print("This Shit Is 1 yea") elseif result == 2 then game.Workspace.Part.Transparency = 0.3 game.Workspace.Part.Reflectance = 1 print("This Shit Is 2 yea") else game.Lighting.Bloom.Intensity = 0 game.Workspace.Baseplate.Transparency = 0.22 end end MEOW(2,2) MEOW(4,2) MEOW(4,3) My Code MEOW

--Data Types -- Booleans print(true) print(false) -- Numbers print(4) print(50) print(10000) print(-900) print(-99) print(-5) print(99.9) print(5.4) print(1000.999) -- Strings print("This is a String") print("String's Values") print("String Test")

how do i make chromatic abberation

local low = "Still" local taper = "Massive" print(low) print(taper) local number1 = 0.1 local number2 = 0.9 print(number1 + number2) print(number1 - number2)

Printing Script print("Hi") print("Hello, How are ya?") print("I'm good what about you") print("I'm fine") print("How have you been doing these days?") print("I've been good just relaxing and doing my own stuff") print("Thats nice to hear, i been learning how to script in roblox ") print("Oh, thats nice hope you learn it someday") print("Thank you") print("I'm kinda busy right now so cya!") print("Bye")

local myVariable = 50 print(myVariable) print(myVariable) print(myVariable) local awesomeSauce = 100 print(awesomeSauce) print(awesomeSauce) print(awesomeSauce)

i made a pp

Print (“I’m out past 8:00 I hope I don’t get shot 37 times in the chest”) print(“ims gonna shoots yous”) print(“says the pew pew man”)

This what I made so far!! local baseplate=game.Workspace.Baseplate local function ColorChange() game.Workspace.Baseplate.BrickColor = BrickColor.new("Bright red") wait (2) baseplate.Transparency = 0.20 print("Coding Is Starting to Get Fun!!") end ColorChange() ColorChange()

I made a stack of flat parts and colored them into a rainbow cuz why not

local baseplate = game.Workspace.Baseplate baseplate.Transparency = 0.25 baseplate.Material = "Brick" baseplate.CastShadow = false

I’m working on a project that I truly believe has the potential to succeed and gain popularity. I’ve already mapped out ideas for the theme, storyline, items, monsters, NPCs, and other key elements. While I’m unsure when this project will be completed, as there’s still so much for me to learn, I’m confident that this video marks a meaningful step toward creating my dream game. I promise that once this game generates income, I’ll donate 10% to those in need. Until that day comes, I’ll keep you all updated on the journey.👌 thanks for BrawlDev for making this video, its very helpful for us who making their own games

print("hello!") print("hi!") print(how are you doing?") print("good!") print("that's good!") print("what do you like to do?") print(i like to edit games!") print("me too!")

this script make part invisible then come back 5s later local Baseplate = game.Workspace.Baseplate Baseplate.Transparency = 0.25 Baseplate.Material = "Metal" Baseplate.CastShadow = false game.Workspace.Part.Transparency = 1 wait(5) game.Workspace.Part.Transparency = 0.25 game.Workspace.Part.Transparency = false

print("Hi brother") print("Wsp") print("My dog died") wait(3) print("oh") wait(1) print("thats sad")

I made examples of each tell me how I did please... --Boolean Varible local thisTutoralIsNice = true local thisTutoralSucks = false print(thisTutoralSucks) print(thisTutoralIsNice) --String local brawlDevIsCool = "Cool" local thanksForTheTut ="Idk what he'd say" print (brawlDevIsCool) print (thanksForTheTut) --Number Value local petSimXCoins = 0 local newPetSimCoins = 1000 print(petSimXCoins) print(newPetSimCoins)

sometimes BrawlDev explains a concept, and i wonder what the heck i'm going to use it for, for example, breaks, if you want your script to run 200 times, then set it to 200 why use breaks, but then i realised that if you pair this with variables it can be crucial for making levels and xp

Script for learning objective: local touchPart = game.Workspace.TouchPart touchPart.Touched:Connect(function() touchPart.BrickColor = BrickColor.new("Toothpaste") task.wait(5) touchPart.BrickColor = BrickColor.new("Medium stone grey") end)

Wonderful video

BrawlDev idk if ur gonna see this man and it would really make my day considering how much you've helped me understand scripting. You have helped me build up my future by teaching me how to code. Because of you I can now get a job and make good money. Because of you my future will be bright with so many upsides to things. Because of you my life is better than ever so I really wanna thank you. And I know this is just Roblox but still coding is coding atleast now I know how to understand it and make one of my own. So towards you BrawlDev. You are the best and I can never thank you enough for what you've taught me . I love you

I am kinda confused does my code show a understanding of the video? print("you know whats crazy?") print("Hmm?") wait(1) print("the low taper fade meme is still massive!") print("it is not massive.....") print(false) --boleans are true or false statements print(-1000) -- strings anything in the single or double things idk print('cool') -- this is a string

local door = game.Workspace.Door door.Material = "Glass" door.Transparency = 0.75 door.CastShadow = false door.Reflectance = 0.50 door.Anchored = true

print("you know whats crazy?") print("Hmm?") wait(1) print("the low taper fade meme is still massive!")

print("hello!") print("how are you doing?") print("I'm doing very well") print("today i went to school") print("i had very much fun") print("i played in the sand with my friends") print("i we went home to me after school") print("and we walk to the park") print("we went to the ice truck after and got ice cream") print("we ate the ice cream and we went home") print("and i went home to play") print("me and my friends played fortnite and roblox") print("and we had a lot of fun") print("put i had to go to bed") print("next day i went to school it was last day") print("we didt do anything the hole day er was just out side haveing fun") print("i went home at 12 to have fun in the park again") print("i was there the hole day but when i got home i fell asleep") print("when i woke up it was late and i walk up to my room") print("and play pc")

I’m unsure if this was a recent update, but game.Workspace.TouchPart for some reason does not exist anymore Edit: I just figured out how to fix it, just replace the “TouchPart” in the command to the name of the block: game.Workspace[“(name of part)”]

It took me a bit to get it to work, but here we go!! local function addition(numberOne, numberTwo) local result = numberOne + numberTwo if result == 15 then print("You guessed the number!!!!") else print("YOU ARE A FAILURE") end end addition(5, 10)

i made a mini obby

Thats what I did: local MaterialOfThePart =game.Workspace["Part for Function 3.0"] local function MaterialPart () MaterialOfThePart.Material = "Neon" MaterialOfThePart.Material = "Brick" MaterialOfThePart.Material = "Neon" end MaterialPart() MaterialPart() Its crazy That im actually learning to Develop games And I am just 1Hour in Learning Its so good!

local baseplate = game.Workspace.Baseplate local function changeMaterial() baseplate.Material = "Neon" wait(0.5) baseplate.Material = "Mud" wait(0.5) baseplate.Material = "Sand" wait(0.5) baseplate.Material = "Wood" while changeMaterial() do end end changeMaterial()

I made that: local Baseplate = game.Workspace.Baseplate Baseplate.Transparency = 0.25 Baseplate.Material = "Brick" Baseplate.CastShadow = false Baseplate.CanCollide = false print("Baseplate Collision is False If You wanna Change it then Change Row 7 to: Baseplate.CanCollide = True") Not a lot but Im happy with it! :)

I did that with your Explanation : local myVariable = 100 print(myVariable) print(myVariable) print(myVariable) print(myVariable) print(myVariable) local StringsForMyCar = ("Hello!") print(StringsForMyCar) print(StringsForMyCar) print(StringsForMyCar) print(StringsForMyCar) print(StringsForMyCar) local Gravity = 100.50 print(Gravity) print(Gravity) print(Gravity) print(Gravity) print(Gravity) THANKS FOR YOU HELP!

i made a triangle of blocks

i made that someblock simulate what i have got a common or a rare or a godly js like mm2 ur the best

This is what I wrote. -- Numbers local myVariableIsFifty = 50 print(myVariableIsFifty) print(myVariableIsFifty) print(myVariableIsFifty) --boolean local isItTrue = true local isItFalse = false print(isItTrue) print(isItFalse) --string local String = "Hello World," local World = "This is Earth" print(String, World) ^ This would print "Hello World, This is Earth."

I did that: print("Hello!") print("How are you doing?") print("Im doing very well!") print("Why Am I writing this Text?") print("BECOUSE WE WANNA LEARN SCRIPTING") print(true) print(true) print(true) print(false) print(false) print(false) print(100) print(-100) print(100.50) print(200) print(-200.503) print("This is a String!") print("This is a String too!") print('And this is a String too!') Im learning and I love the Videos that I looked till yet^!

local BeauxVariable = 100 print(BeauxVariable) print(BeauxVariable* 1.2) local secondVariable = game.Workspace.SpawnLocation.BrickColor print(secondVariable)

local part = game.Workspace.part part.Transparency = 0.25 part.Material = "Sand"

This is so usefull bro! Thank you!!

local function myGreatFunction() local result = nil if result == nil then local Skibidi = true print("Skibidi has more gyat!") else local result = false print("Sigma has lost gyat!") end end myGreatFunction()

Really nice series, really good job!

my brain tells me this is just useing the studio and not scripting,im no t saying its bad tho

here is my code: local baseplate = game.Workspace.Baseplate task.wait(3) for myCounter1 = 1, 9999999999999, 1 do baseplate.BrickColor = BrickColor.new("Really red") task.wait(0.1) baseplate.BrickColor = BrickColor.new("Toothpaste") task.wait(0.1) baseplate.BrickColor = BrickColor.new("Lime green") task.wait(0.1) baseplate.BrickColor = BrickColor.new("New Yeller") task.wait(0.1) end