I am going to get into Lua soon even though I don't have a way of using Roblox Studio. I have never used an actual coding language before but I know a lot of how it works and some of the terms from using Circuits V2 in RecRoom.
They used to really crack down on people that had gambling and other things that are probably illegal for children to access in their games. BUT NOW ONE OF THEIR TOP GAMES IS PET SIMULATOR, WHICH IS ACTUALLY JUST GAMBLING SIM!!! Pet sim goes like this: Hatch egg > pet breaks things for money > unlock new area > Pets are now too weak > Gamble > Repeat. The "difficulty" increases like a slope, getting ever more steep.
And i just got a free td kit from gnome code, and published it, and started working on it and by now, after 2.5 months i got game with 4.2m visits and good ccu average. I started with 0 skill
RUclips tutorials dont help understanding it so i just took a button door and modified it and now i understand it too, i just have to look at the script, but i do not know if the animation of it moving is from the script but im strongly guessing that because otherwise it wouldnt make sense
@@sgr1507that is mainly true And for a while I had struggled to find good help with Studio, but I recommend checking out a tutorial series by ‘Brawl Dev’ he is really descriptive and has helped me a lot, although not perfect his tutorials set me on a good path and gave me enough understanding to script stuff by myself Something others couldn’t Roblox Beginners Scripting Tutorial Guide (2024) is the name of the playlist if you want to check it out
I've recently been starting on the same thing, who thought it'd be as simple as putting in a child object and thats it. I've made a candle which base position is turned off but when clicked it turns on and lights up, I just now need to figure out how to turn it off or my hosue my burn down.
Coming from a professional Roblox dev, this is a great review. I'm impressed by how much you accomplished in a short time. Roblox as a game engine can be both limiting and powerful, depending on how you use it. I've worked on and played some amazing games, but they often get overlooked since finding the right audience is difficult, However, it's possible to get traction fairly easy once you start hanging out around developers in discord servers that can share some good knowledge.
@@oussamamakhoukh5550 I wouldnt recomend roblox for any sort of career path. Going into an interview saying "I mastered lua(easy language) and the roblox engine" Does not look good. Im not sure what to help you with co.puter engineering but time making games now depends on my schedule. Say an fps system takes me around 4.5 hours, but in the past as a newbie would take a week. Reality is though I take long breaks, so more like 1 day. Games only go well in my opinion if I had fun. Most of the time I do, But if I want to share a game to others, using discord servers is a good way just to have some testers. Marketing on roblox is different than doing it on unreal engine stuff.
@@oussamamakhoukh5550 you dont actually earn money until you get into a developers program that lets you exchange robux for a small amount of money (if your earning loadsss of robux at a time you can earn lots of money) however the promotion system is extremely poor you need lots of social media if you want a game to do good
To answer your question as to how you can create "server" parts on the client or something; as a roblox developer; no, you aren't actually creating parts on the sever. Since you created a part with a local script, by the name "Local", the part is only seen for you.
Some facts from a developer: As you create more games and projects with players (?) on roblox, you can create more sounds, my max is around 3000 right now iirc. I noticed u keep pressing f9, but I'd recommend to just open the output tab and use that in studio instead. It's much simpler, compact, and shows more information whilst not being obscuring and taking over your screen. A lot of the code you had was unfortunately unoptimized, like the Data stores, and using While wait() do loops. For properties use a Tween, and for things that are constantly running id recommend to look in to Runserver.Heartbeat and Runserver.RenderedStepped and using something like os.time() to track the inbetweens. That's what I do for any script that will be running constantly, because while true do loops basically create a new thread on ROBLOX, but connecting your script to an already existing function like Heartbeat will stop there form being hundreds of constantly running loops. Use plugins!! I know thye cost money now, but they are so worth it! They help save a ton of time, effort, and a lot have resources that roblox doesn't. Great video, I really forgot how ambitious roblox can be for new users. It is simple but really hard and in my opinion is as strong as other softwares. Great video and hopefully everyone watching really gives roblox a try, it's extremely simple, friendly, and is so insanely customizable i wouldn't even say this video did it justice on how customizable it is!
Can you give some insight on roblpx game earnings? I'm a Fullstack Web developer but always wanted to develop games so I'm considering learning roblox studio.
Making Roblox games isn’t only to about money, it’s to gain experience on modeling, scripting, UI / GUI making, UX and a whole bunch of other stuff you’d normally learn only when you have to work in a 9-5 office job. I fully support Roblox and their ideas as it gives kids the idea of game making, working in a team and having a workflow / going through burnouts which regular kids in the 80’s never heard of until today. Highly recommend if you want to have experience with making big projects, working as a team or just curious about how it feels. (Edit: Roblox gives you all the tools you need, like the studio allowing you to build structures / objects easier then most studios, online servers with millions of players looking for their next game and an advertisement system (that does cost money) which doesn’t need anything more then the images to go live to millions of people.)
I love making small projects in Roblox studio. I hope this video encourages more people to do so. I also hope that the algorithm starts picking up smaller games that aren’t massive money makers
@@arbeitlinks fr bro now i gots to pay around 35 dollars just for my game too even have a chance at getting popular plus people have such high standards for everything nowadays
I had a dream in mid school, and now I'm 2nd computer science student. I learned like all he did in day 1 in 4 years of high school because back then I was just a kid and complete beginner, had no idea what I was doing, and I loved watching elvin bloc videos. Now that I finally have enough experience about a bit of everything. I think I'll just grind roblox studio on weekly basis cause I'm not a quarter as motivated as the guy in the vid lol.
really impressed with how well you did! keep up the good work, and i appreciate you spreading the word of "make games because its fun" i think that's honestly one of the best things about game dev in general, it's really fun to just MAKE THINGS! good video, subbed and liked, keep it up.
A lot people usually get this wrong when it comes to the developer cut, I’m pretty sure as of right now Roblox takes 65% of the money (the mistake makes complete sense as the percentage gets lowered overtime) Roblox also has a pretty new feature called “Today’s Picks” where the staff manually pick games to be showcased daily, it pushes a lot more of the unknown games to the a wider audience and it’s a really great feature. (edit: "today's picks" was initially alot better when it came out, nowhere near as good as it was before but i still stand by my point at the time) This comment is a bit off topic from the main point of the video, so I just wanted to say that I really enjoyed this and I learned a lot of things from this that I originally didn’t know.
If you're one of the people who asked in my first video why I didnt talk about roblox, and you're watching this, first of all: congrats you're in the video! second of all: Never ask me for anything ever again :>
i am a small game dev on roblox like really small and i would like to say NEVER USE THE TOOLBOX IF YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING WORST MISTAKE OF MY LIFE
14:11 you can add instances or any 3d objects in a localscript BUT since a localscript means a client-only script, it only shows on the client but not the whole server.
theres this thing called "RemoteEvent", its like a trigger that you can fire from client to server and vise versa, its pretty easy to learn so if you want to you could do that
I am a self-taught developer, i started making games in studio after searching for a fun experience but couldn't find anything to alleviate that itch, so i thought "If you want something done well, do it yourself", and started creating games until i finally got into scripting just a few months later, all thanks to random free models and curiosity. Now i can pretty much make a working game all by myself, wich i am making one right now. I'm so glad i looked at the random script in the random free model i found. And i've been using studio from less than a year. Never stop trying.
No, Roblox has done nothing but bad updates the last few years. Have fun making nothing and getting no players. It’s not the same anymore and the old big games are unstoppable
A couple of days ago, I discovered this game and its most popular (I think) style of game which is 'Battlegrounds'. I found out that there was one in the Jujuts Kaisen style and I tried it out. I loved it, but there was one problem I had... It's like you say, the Robux... In order to have fun, you had to buy the characters and therefore, have the fun... So I decided to create one and I embarked on searching about how to create a game in Roblox. Your video gave me a very clear idea of its fundamentals and how it is carried out in general. And therefore, my final decision is... To create a Battleground that has NO Character restrictions and that its only objective is FUN! It will take me a long time, maybe months, but I want to at least achieve a high quality game. Good video.
This is a greatly informative video. As someone who has been associated with the creation of games on the platform I find the content you provided to be very inclusive and fair for the developers who put their time into making games on the platform. Oftentimes videos criticizing the platform affects the view on the developers attempting to make genuinely fun games which in return causes harm to them and their potential success. Thank you for making a good video on the subject 🙏
21:15 you can make it wrap around using a surface appearance, what i'd do is just save the texture in whatever your making the texture in, then import it in using a surface appearance, hope that helps.
the message at the end of the video really resonated with me, as i feel much the same way! i'm a pretty small developer right now on the roblox platform (using it as my first stepping stone, planning on moving to godot someday lol) and a large portion of why i even develop on roblox instead of moving on already is because i'd love to make games that bring actual passion and quality, and also hoping to inspire others to do the same. my main project was partially inspired by a relatively small game as well titled "Lore Game", and it alone has also inspired other people to become developers beyond just me. the community that can exist and grow with each other on roblox is astounding, but its overshadowed by people who peel back the layers of what can make a game a "game", all in pursuit of making the quickest buck for the least amount of effort. roblox has its problems -- it has a LOT of them, both on the developer and community side, but i strongly encourage people to try and learn where they can. anyone can start, and its a lot of fun for those who are willing to put in the effort! hell, i started literally just with the documentation & Alvinblox's tutorial videos lol
This is a great video, I got really excited about this,and the video itself, and seeing your experience was amazing. Also, I just find it funny when RUclipsrs, ones that barely talk about Roblox, say Roblox, the way they say it makes me laugh(it’s more of a personal thing for me). Also, would you recommend reading documentation about a programming language/programming tool? I remember a RUclipsr, Tutili, made a video called “Worst mistakes Roblox developers make” and somewhere in it he said don’t use tutorials, just read the forums. Also, I was learning C# and making projects(mostly games) with Scratch, but felt I should stay with just the basics and focus completely on Scratch. Should I also read documentation about it, even though I understand most features? Maybe I should also try to learn things with Scratch that I don’t understand.
@BananaMan6763 My first language is actually french, and the english letter Im the worst at pronouncing is the R, and I had to say it reaaally often during this ahahahah. And yeah reading the documentation is really useful, and you're a lot more likely to find exactly what you're trying to do in a documentation page than in a tutorial usually
@@BinzuDev thanks so much for replying! And I hope I didn’t seem to disrespect how you speak, I just find it funny hearing RUclipsrs say Roblox. Also, I didn’t know your first language was French!
everythikg in this video, up from the learning process and the ending was perfect. Really enjoyed watching this masterpiece, such that the video itself felt like a 1 minute short. The ending really made it seem like a movie. Definitely subscribing for more man 🔥
wow, I didn’t expect you to make a video about roblox, I recently started trying to make my own games as a break from education. it all started as a joke and I didn’t expect that the community is really very cool and creative :D
What you said in the conclusion is all I wanted to do when I first started my games, I'm currently working on a pvp game just for players to have fun, it has 10 donations buttons and one gamepass which costs 10 robux. Incredible video
@@crafterrium8724 It's a called "no name" by Fouxelefr. I suggest you to search Fouxelefr first then go in creations because there is a lot of games called "no name".
using the assistant is so real. with the amount of ai, you also have a lot of help on the coding side. I've used chatgpt to describe to me what multiple functions do. (I know nothing about code)
Thank you for making this video I was thinking on quitting my dreams of becoming a Roblox developer but after i found your video you gave me enough passion to continue learning 🐵
The notepad thing is a thing i actually also do and a very helpful thing to help learn anything that has more than 1 thing to remember. (2 if you're smart), I use obsidian for it though since i love the graph thing and that helps me organize my otherwise VERY chaotic workflow.
i just started making a roblox game yesterday (learning blender and stuff is like impossible i swear) but this was a very entertaining and helpful video!
Can you please make a full video on how to learn a programming language cuz I love how u explain things in a very simple way but still sends the message
Great video. Just saying a few things. There are data store plug ins which lets u do datastores easier. Also, you can earn robux from having players join your game as well so u don’t even need to have passes but u just don’t get as much.
the way u said “ai assistant” made me laugh so fcking hard hahahahhahahahahah anyways i really enjoyed seeing ur process of learning roblox studio!!!!!!!
100% agreed with the ending, but: honestly i dont know if we can do much to make the platform really that much better. ROBLOX profits off of all of the slop and most of the community doesnt care about the current state of the platform. the
i personally use the term "builder" for those who only develop with the roblox parts, and '3d modeler' for those who make blender models for games in roblox lol -- but yeah, all in all the terms are pretty interchangeable
Roblox has done nothing but bad updates the last few years. Have fun making nothing and getting no players. It’s not the same anymore and the old big games are unstoppable
Ive ALWAYS wanted to begin making roblox games. I know nothing about coding. I do not know how to animate. I do not know modeling I dont know anything about game development But my life goal that I have SWORN to myself is to one day make a singular game. If I can get ONE person, that I do not know and never talked to, and they play my game and ENJOY it, I will have finished my life goal. Anything else is extra. I have so many ideas. I spend my free time coming up with game ideas and things I can add; this video made me want to put myself out there and make a game, even if it isnt good.
Currently making a fighting game. I already made two in the past, problem is, the whole documentation tab didn't come out during those time periods so I was stuck searching through RUclips tutorials and navigating on my own. I can say for sure that aspiring developers these days have got it easy with the additional guides and information With that being said, if Roblox implemented the documentation tab earlier from like 5-6 years ago, my game development knowledge would've been exponentially higher than my current one (though now I'm returning to studio and hopefully make a comeback)
the true way to make high quality roblox game is to focus on one ambitious single project. you will learn all the stuff needed to make your game as you develop it, you wouldnt be detoured by random stuff you will eventually forget.
For the longest time I have always wanted to program in Roblox and be a solo dev, and I've gotten everything except UI elements and programming down. But you're definitely right that the problem is Roblox itself. Unfortunately the game's platform is orientated towards kids, so your audience will likely be kids and anything that strays away from that intended audience will likely not do well. Making your dream game can be easy but doing well is a whole other story.
As a Roblox dev, it is really is easy to learn LUA, or what its actually named "LUAU", which is just the Roblox programming language used. its so easy, i made a simple neural network in roblox that you can can change every neuron from a table. I did realized you didn't learn " for i,v in pairs(Table) do --code end " because it could have made this video more interesting as it has some good stuff you can do with it, i don't think i have to explain since you seem to learn it quite fast so you should see tutorials or maybe the Roblox Documentation to help you. Roblox pretty much has no limits (sort of) Like you can make Non-Euclidean games which aren't hard to learn, just quite time consuming but it shouldn't be that hard. and AI which is also easy! even ChatAI's, you can create your own, which is kind of hard really, i tried making one, it sort of works but really only knows a few sentences and words.
There are also games that help people learn the Lua code in fun ways. Not sure what's it called again but it sure was fun learning for the few hours i did
I've always wanted to make a game where people could be themselves and unleash their creativity. A battlegrounds game in which you can make your own movesets, of course with limits but still
this is something I actually needed because I was looking forward to making a game that is basically a survival horror game. simple right? twist: reversed,you're the killer and an AI escapes. and since im complete GARBAGE at coding, this could help me, cuz of the tips
An oddly high amount of people have asked me for the notepad I show at 10:38, so here you go: github.com/BinzuDev/roblox_notepad
so i'm *not* the only one who thought of actually creating a notepad to write code stuff
Legend
I am going to get into Lua soon even though I don't have a way of using Roblox Studio. I have never used an actual coding language before but I know a lot of how it works and some of the terms from using Circuits V2 in RecRoom.
They used to really crack down on people that had gambling and other things that are probably illegal for children to access in their games. BUT NOW ONE OF THEIR TOP GAMES IS PET SIMULATOR, WHICH IS ACTUALLY JUST GAMBLING SIM!!! Pet sim goes like this: Hatch egg > pet breaks things for money > unlock new area > Pets are now too weak > Gamble > Repeat. The "difficulty" increases like a slope, getting ever more steep.
@@danzstuff😂
as a roblox enthusiast, my first project was figuring out how to make a clickable object. Starting small is incredibly helpful advice.
WHO IS JAKC AND WHY IS EH A MISTAKE TELL,ME NWO TELL ME NWO WHY WAS HE A MISATAK WHO IS HE WHOS JWKE TWLL EM
And i just got a free td kit from gnome code, and published it, and started working on it and by now, after 2.5 months i got game with 4.2m visits and good ccu average. I started with 0 skill
RUclips tutorials dont help understanding it so i just took a button door and modified it and now i understand it too, i just have to look at the script, but i do not know if the animation of it moving is from the script but im strongly guessing that because otherwise it wouldnt make sense
@@sgr1507that is mainly true
And for a while I had struggled to find good help with Studio, but I recommend checking out a tutorial series by ‘Brawl Dev’ he is really descriptive and has helped me a lot, although not perfect his tutorials set me on a good path and gave me enough understanding to script stuff by myself
Something others couldn’t
Roblox Beginners Scripting Tutorial Guide (2024) is the name of the playlist if you want to check it out
I've recently been starting on the same thing, who thought it'd be as simple as putting in a child object and thats it. I've made a candle which base position is turned off but when clicked it turns on and lights up, I just now need to figure out how to turn it off or my hosue my burn down.
Coming from a professional Roblox dev, this is a great review. I'm impressed by how much you accomplished in a short time. Roblox as a game engine can be both limiting and powerful, depending on how you use it. I've worked on and played some amazing games, but they often get overlooked since finding the right audience is difficult, However, it's possible to get traction fairly easy once you start hanging out around developers in discord servers that can share some good knowledge.
how much time took you to make a game? does it goes well? i m learning computer Engineering so I wanna benefit from my study to earn money.
@@oussamamakhoukh5550 I wouldnt recomend roblox for any sort of career path. Going into an interview saying "I mastered lua(easy language) and the roblox engine" Does not look good. Im not sure what to help you with co.puter engineering but time making games now depends on my schedule. Say an fps system takes me around 4.5 hours, but in the past as a newbie would take a week. Reality is though I take long breaks, so more like 1 day. Games only go well in my opinion if I had fun. Most of the time I do, But if I want to share a game to others, using discord servers is a good way just to have some testers. Marketing on roblox is different than doing it on unreal engine stuff.
@@oussamamakhoukh5550 you dont actually earn money until you get into a developers program that lets you exchange robux for a small amount of money (if your earning loadsss of robux at a time you can earn lots of money) however the promotion system is extremely poor you need lots of social media if you want a game to do good
@@oussamamakhoukh5550same here brother im in my first year in college and im doing IT so i wanna make my own roblox game
I just started working on developing In Roblox I learned C++ for my first language how can I find developer discords
When saving data in datastores you can use tables to store more data. This is WAY better than using multiple keys
Ye that's the intended method
ohhhhhhh that makes sense
WE (mostly Binzu ngl) COOKED!!!!!! I'm so proud to be apart of this video and GREAT JOB BINZU!!!!
"Charging up my racism" Roblox chats will never be unfunny 💀
when a hacker sneaks your address into roblox chat
@@StarlightDrawing POV: you start to win a small argument
what about le song in the background
Fr tho that song clip was fire build-up
what?
To answer your question as to how you can create "server" parts on the client or something; as a roblox developer; no, you aren't actually creating parts on the sever. Since you created a part with a local script, by the name "Local", the part is only seen for you.
I was about to comment the same thing
you can send a RemoteEvent to the server to create that part on the server
@@beeternity be careful with remote events tho as they can be manipulated for unintended consequences.
@@Puhapamacslucy yes i know, i was just giving binzu an example of how he couldve put the parts on the server
gRR I wanted to say that
Block tales really gives faith to a lot of people, crazy how it worked so well and keeps being updated
blocktales, and literally any story game ever ( roblox myths too ) are my only inspirations lowkey
I've been playing Roblox since 2010, and just started learning how to script a couple months ago. It's so fun to just make your ideas come to life!
Some facts from a developer:
As you create more games and projects with players (?) on roblox, you can create more sounds, my max is around 3000 right now iirc.
I noticed u keep pressing f9, but I'd recommend to just open the output tab and use that in studio instead. It's much simpler, compact, and shows more information whilst not being obscuring and taking over your screen.
A lot of the code you had was unfortunately unoptimized, like the Data stores, and using While wait() do loops. For properties use a Tween, and for things that are constantly running id recommend to look in to Runserver.Heartbeat and Runserver.RenderedStepped and using something like os.time() to track the inbetweens. That's what I do for any script that will be running constantly, because while true do loops basically create a new thread on ROBLOX, but connecting your script to an already existing function like Heartbeat will stop there form being hundreds of constantly running loops.
Use plugins!! I know thye cost money now, but they are so worth it! They help save a ton of time, effort, and a lot have resources that roblox doesn't.
Great video, I really forgot how ambitious roblox can be for new users. It is simple but really hard and in my opinion is as strong as other softwares. Great video and hopefully everyone watching really gives roblox a try, it's extremely simple, friendly, and is so insanely customizable i wouldn't even say this video did it justice on how customizable it is!
Wait... plugins cost robux now!?
@@Mgpotatoe unfortunately, yes. BUT it seems if you owned them prior then you get them for free. Moon Animator is like 27$..
Can you give some insight on roblpx game earnings?
I'm a Fullstack Web developer but always wanted to develop games so I'm considering learning roblox studio.
@@innerlion7564 every time i reply and refresh, the comment is gone. I think youtube keeps flagging it 😭
@@WoozyNate I guess the universe is just against me learning roblox studio 😂
Making Roblox games isn’t only to about money, it’s to gain experience on modeling, scripting, UI / GUI making, UX and a whole bunch of other stuff you’d normally learn only when you have to work in a 9-5 office job.
I fully support Roblox and their ideas as it gives kids the idea of game making, working in a team and having a workflow / going through burnouts which regular kids in the 80’s never heard of until today.
Highly recommend if you want to have experience with making big projects, working as a team or just curious about how it feels.
(Edit: Roblox gives you all the tools you need, like the studio allowing you to build structures / objects easier then most studios, online servers with millions of players looking for their next game and an advertisement system (that does cost money) which doesn’t need anything more then the images to go live to millions of people.)
I love making small projects in Roblox studio. I hope this video encourages more people to do so. I also hope that the algorithm starts picking up smaller games that aren’t massive money makers
roblox corporation would never consider such a thing
@@arbeitlinks fr bro now i gots to pay around 35 dollars just for my game too even have a chance at getting popular plus people have such high standards for everything nowadays
@@ThemidnightTomcat legit my situation but I paid $70
@@arbeitlinks that's crazy brah
timbers started shiverin' when i heard "but for that I needed to use datastores"
this video is genuinely really interesting, it took me like 5 years to get here cuz i was a bumbling moron while using studio lol
yeah just remember he has experience making stuff in other engines, so he has a headstart.
same it took me like 5 years because i started at 9 and i'm still not that good at it
@@jaycoub1I believe in u
I had a dream in mid school, and now I'm 2nd computer science student. I learned like all he did in day 1 in 4 years of high school because back then I was just a kid and complete beginner, had no idea what I was doing, and I loved watching elvin bloc videos. Now that I finally have enough experience about a bit of everything. I think I'll just grind roblox studio on weekly basis cause I'm not a quarter as motivated as the guy in the vid lol.
@@thechronicler7461elvin is goated I Made like 2 million robux cause of him
really impressed with how well you did!
keep up the good work, and i appreciate you spreading the word of "make games because its fun"
i think that's honestly one of the best things about game dev in general, it's really fun to just MAKE THINGS!
good video, subbed and liked, keep it up.
A lot people usually get this wrong when it comes to the developer cut, I’m pretty sure as of right now Roblox takes 65% of the money (the mistake makes complete sense as the percentage gets lowered overtime) Roblox also has a pretty new feature called “Today’s Picks” where the staff manually pick games to be showcased daily, it pushes a lot more of the unknown games to the a wider audience and it’s a really great feature.
(edit: "today's picks" was initially alot better when it came out, nowhere near as good as it was before but i still stand by my point at the time)
This comment is a bit off topic from the main point of the video, so I just wanted to say that I really enjoyed this and I learned a lot of things from this that I originally didn’t know.
Not really? They feature the exact same games multiple times usually big games in that section
Yeah today's picks are useless, today especially includes Blade Ball, a cash grab with like 50k active players
If you're one of the people who asked in my first video why I didnt talk about roblox, and you're watching this, first of all: congrats you're in the video!
second of all: Never ask me for anything ever again :>
lol
i am a small game dev on roblox like really small and i would like to say NEVER USE THE TOOLBOX IF YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING WORST MISTAKE OF MY LIFE
ok lol
14:11 you can add instances or any 3d objects in a localscript BUT since a localscript means a client-only script, it only shows on the client but not the whole server.
theres this thing called "RemoteEvent", its like a trigger that you can fire from client to server and vise versa, its pretty easy to learn so if you want to you could do that
I am a self-taught developer, i started making games in studio after searching for a fun experience but couldn't find anything to alleviate that itch, so i thought "If you want something done well, do it yourself", and started creating games until i finally got into scripting just a few months later, all thanks to random free models and curiosity. Now i can pretty much make a working game all by myself, wich i am making one right now. I'm so glad i looked at the random script in the random free model i found.
And i've been using studio from less than a year.
Never stop trying.
I really wanna make a game but the coding aspect scares me a bit, do you have a suggestions or resources I should refer to ?
No, Roblox has done nothing but bad updates the last few years. Have fun making nothing and getting no players. It’s not the same anymore and the old big games are unstoppable
@@Owen-sb8zwbro. Why would u just..
Say that
i really appreciate the depth you bring to your discussions.
10:13 OMG you scared me for a second i thought you were gonna put a sponsered segment in here
screw brilliant/skillshare all my homies learn on their own for free😎😎😎
What on earth?! I was about to say the same thing XD
A couple of days ago, I discovered this game and its most popular (I think) style of game which is 'Battlegrounds'. I found out that there was one in the Jujuts Kaisen style and I tried it out. I loved it, but there was one problem I had... It's like you say, the Robux... In order to have fun, you had to buy the characters and therefore, have the fun... So I decided to create one and I embarked on searching about how to create a game in Roblox. Your video gave me a very clear idea of its fundamentals and how it is carried out in general. And therefore, my final decision is... To create a Battleground that has NO Character restrictions and that its only objective is FUN!
It will take me a long time, maybe months, but I want to at least achieve a high quality game.
Good video.
Thank you so much! This is helping me on my way through making games
Bro his background is literally the roblox baseplate.
Yes, although it's only for this video, but I'm glad you noticed!
What you dont like it hm hm?! Meat me at ohio fighting blank.
@@RshadAyman-gc5xt"Erm what the sigma"
This game is a BANGER!! You guys should actually expand the game if you can man🔥🔥🔥
appreciate the bean man reference a lot thank you bro🙏💀 2:10
This is a greatly informative video. As someone who has been associated with the creation of games on the platform I find the content you provided to be very inclusive and fair for the developers who put their time into making games on the platform. Oftentimes videos criticizing the platform affects the view on the developers attempting to make genuinely fun games which in return causes harm to them and their potential success. Thank you for making a good video on the subject 🙏
was fun to watch your video!
19:47 well that escalated quickly
so true bestie
Brilliant video! Your ways of learning something has truly helped me to master it as well!
21:15 you can make it wrap around using a surface appearance, what i'd do is just save the texture in whatever your making the texture in, then import it in using a surface appearance, hope that helps.
bro music and beatboxing at 7:08 is FIRE
Im glad that u make it simple yet funny videos, im learning roblx gamedev rn and i hesitated at first but u made me wanna give it a try.
the message at the end of the video really resonated with me, as i feel much the same way! i'm a pretty small developer right now on the roblox platform (using it as my first stepping stone, planning on moving to godot someday lol) and a large portion of why i even develop on roblox instead of moving on already is because i'd love to make games that bring actual passion and quality, and also hoping to inspire others to do the same. my main project was partially inspired by a relatively small game as well titled "Lore Game", and it alone has also inspired other people to become developers beyond just me.
the community that can exist and grow with each other on roblox is astounding, but its overshadowed by people who peel back the layers of what can make a game a "game", all in pursuit of making the quickest buck for the least amount of effort. roblox has its problems -- it has a LOT of them, both on the developer and community side, but i strongly encourage people to try and learn where they can. anyone can start, and its a lot of fun for those who are willing to put in the effort! hell, i started literally just with the documentation & Alvinblox's tutorial videos lol
This is inspiring. Proof is now I feel like using my LUA skills :DD TYSM
This is a great video, I got really excited about this,and the video itself, and seeing your experience was amazing. Also, I just find it funny when RUclipsrs, ones that barely talk about Roblox, say Roblox, the way they say it makes me laugh(it’s more of a personal thing for me).
Also, would you recommend reading documentation about a programming language/programming tool? I remember a RUclipsr, Tutili, made a video called “Worst mistakes Roblox developers make” and somewhere in it he said don’t use tutorials, just read the forums.
Also, I was learning C# and making projects(mostly games) with Scratch, but felt I should stay with just the basics and focus completely on Scratch. Should I also read documentation about it, even though I understand most features? Maybe I should also try to learn things with Scratch that I don’t understand.
@BananaMan6763 My first language is actually french, and the english letter Im the worst at pronouncing is the R, and I had to say it reaaally often during this ahahahah.
And yeah reading the documentation is really useful, and you're a lot more likely to find exactly what you're trying to do in a documentation page than in a tutorial usually
@@BinzuDev thanks so much for replying! And I hope I didn’t seem to disrespect how you speak, I just find it funny hearing RUclipsrs say Roblox. Also, I didn’t know your first language was French!
everythikg in this video, up from the learning process and the ending was perfect. Really enjoyed watching this masterpiece, such that the video itself felt like a 1 minute short. The ending really made it seem like a movie. Definitely subscribing for more man 🔥
wow dude, i've never thought about the notes thing
i'm actually gonna start doing that from now on
this is such an underrated video, well done.
12 hours ago, i'm learning how to build in roblox studio so that i could get to make commissions, so far so good, also thanks for the tipsss
good video man, i hope some day you can make a gamemaker video, i am trying to learn it and it will be a great way to motive myself
Co jest!!! Fajny tutorial, który nie jest tłumaczony przez jakiegoś typka w Indiach, który nie zaznał emocji a co dopiero śmiechu!
wow, I didn’t expect you to make a video about roblox, I recently started trying to make my own games as a break from education. it all started as a joke and I didn’t expect that the community is really very cool and creative :D
What you said in the conclusion is all I wanted to do when I first started my games, I'm currently working on a pvp game just for players to have fun, it has 10 donations buttons and one gamepass which costs 10 robux. Incredible video
whats the game called?
@@crafterrium8724 It's a called "no name" by Fouxelefr. I suggest you to search Fouxelefr first then go in creations because there is a lot of games called "no name".
using the assistant is so real. with the amount of ai, you also have a lot of help on the coding side. I've used chatgpt to describe to me what multiple functions do. (I know nothing about code)
learn code because chatgpt makes simple mistakes like syntax errors
this is really inspiring, I was dreaming of creating a roblox game for a few years now and this video is alot of help.
OMG OMG OMG OMG OMG NEW BINZU CONTENT YEEEESSSSSSSSS
19:54 i thought you were just making a campfire then i looked away and came back to u CRUCIFYING MARIO😭🙏
Thank you for making this video I was thinking on quitting my dreams of becoming a Roblox developer but after i found your video you gave me enough passion to continue learning 🐵
Nice i subscribed, it would be fun to see more Roblox stuff in the future.
Underrated video 🔥🔥
You Motivated Me To Start Making Games On Roblox Again, Love Ya
24:09 damn that breakdancing was good
AAAhHHHHH!! FINALLY!! Someone I am actually LEARNING FROM!! *subscribzd*
Thanks for showcasing how you're learning things 👍👍
The notepad thing is a thing i actually also do and a very helpful thing to help learn anything that has more than 1 thing to remember. (2 if you're smart), I use obsidian for it though since i love the graph thing and that helps me organize my otherwise VERY chaotic workflow.
27:40 That was the most confused "What" I have ever heard in my life 😂😂😂😂😂
i just started making a roblox game yesterday (learning blender and stuff is like impossible i swear) but this was a very entertaining and helpful video!
Can you please make a full video on how to learn a programming language cuz I love how u explain things in a very simple way but still sends the message
Cool, thank you very much!
I love how most of his videos weren't getting much views until this one mentions Roblox and boom, it went big
i have been trying to be a dev on roblox for a few years now and you already made a better game than i could in like 7 days
Great video. Just saying a few things. There are data store plug ins which lets u do datastores easier. Also, you can earn robux from having players join your game as well so u don’t even need to have passes but u just don’t get as much.
i watched the video, I think it was very nice. i think ill make little experimental games thatll help me learn the code. great inspiration.
i like the editing of this video, actually the reason im watching it lol
Why did I love that guy's video, even if that's the first time I've seen his video? 🙃
the way u said “ai assistant” made me laugh so fcking hard hahahahhahahahahah anyways i really enjoyed seeing ur process of learning roblox studio!!!!!!!
15:21 WHY AM I LAUGHING SO HARD BROOOOO
Amazing video though.. definitely got my like [and i rarely even click that button]
WAIT YOU ACTUALLY MADE IT NOW THANK YOU SO MUCH
Very cool video ! U should try playing phighting btw, really fun game :3
100% agreed with the ending, but:
honestly i dont know if we can do much to make the platform really that much better.
ROBLOX profits off of all of the slop and most of the community doesnt care about the current state of the platform. the
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there is barely any games except the ones in dev hubs but the creator are always weird
@@NotZbeezybyte nah if you dig in recommended and search you can find some cool games
i personally use the term "builder" for those who only develop with the roblox parts, and '3d modeler' for those who make blender models for games in roblox lol -- but yeah, all in all the terms are pretty interchangeable
Roblox has done nothing but bad updates the last few years. Have fun making nothing and getting no players. It’s not the same anymore and the old big games are unstoppable
Thanks for the motivation to make me use Roblox Studio
You can use a meshpart with a ball collide, and put a ball mesh, there you can put a custom texture with their UV values
Ive ALWAYS wanted to begin making roblox games.
I know nothing about coding.
I do not know how to animate.
I do not know modeling
I dont know anything about game development
But my life goal that I have SWORN to myself is to one day make a singular game.
If I can get ONE person, that I do not know and never talked to, and they play my game and ENJOY it, I will have finished my life goal. Anything else is extra.
I have so many ideas. I spend my free time coming up with game ideas and things I can add; this video made me want to put myself out there and make a game, even if it isnt good.
The Dj Khaled clip is so goated
Yes. The creator hub is awesome. One read through and it taught me more in 5 hours than this stupid camp i was in did in a week.
never watching another binzudev vid again i literally had a mental breakdown
its too peak
@@BinzuDevi see the dead voices
@@YaBoyCarlz i see dead people
mustard on the beat yo@@crafterrium8724
@@crafterrium8724Mustard on the beat ho’
Thanks for letting me copy your notes
your editing is so good lol
Great game ! It has potential to be a good Roblox game you could finish it and make it a good experience.
14:11 only you can see the parts, in the top bar you can click on server perspective
Currently making a fighting game. I already made two in the past, problem is, the whole documentation tab didn't come out during those time periods so I was stuck searching through RUclips tutorials and navigating on my own. I can say for sure that aspiring developers these days have got it easy with the additional guides and information
With that being said, if Roblox implemented the documentation tab earlier from like 5-6 years ago, my game development knowledge would've been exponentially higher than my current one (though now I'm returning to studio and hopefully make a comeback)
the true way to make high quality roblox game is to focus on one ambitious single project. you will learn all the stuff needed to make your game as you develop it, you wouldnt be detoured by random stuff you will eventually forget.
"In life, there is Roblox" - BinzuDev
me: "And Roblox is life"
27:27 closed captions has such a good taste in music
Long story short: absolutely and its also really fun as well
PLEASE WE HAVE BEEN DIPIVED OF GOOD ROBLOX GAMES PLEASE KEEP WORKING ON IT
also amazing video
Block Tales: you aint getting past me❌
For the longest time I have always wanted to program in Roblox and be a solo dev, and I've gotten everything except UI elements and programming down. But you're definitely right that the problem is Roblox itself.
Unfortunately the game's platform is orientated towards kids, so your audience will likely be kids and anything that strays away from that intended audience will likely not do well. Making your dream game can be easy but doing well is a whole other story.
Super video 🤩!
I think bro most definitely cooked, fried, seasoned AND SERVED! 🔥
I suggest using run service instead of while loop because is it literally faster and you can write code after it
As a Roblox dev, it is really is easy to learn LUA, or what its actually named "LUAU", which is just the Roblox programming language used.
its so easy, i made a simple neural network in roblox that you can can change every neuron from a table.
I did realized you didn't learn
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for i,v in pairs(Table) do
--code
end
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because it could have made this video more interesting as it has some good stuff you can do with it, i don't think i have to explain since you seem to learn it quite fast so you should see tutorials or maybe the Roblox Documentation to help you.
Roblox pretty much has no limits (sort of)
Like you can make Non-Euclidean games which aren't hard to learn, just quite time consuming but it shouldn't be that hard.
and AI which is also easy! even ChatAI's, you can create your own, which is kind of hard really, i tried making one, it sort of works but really only knows a few sentences and words.
im subbing to you not only bc of ur content but also because you happened to also have a can person OC like my YT lol
That background song gave me ptsd from my gambling addiction w Luigi
bro the advice of "make the thing your learning funny" is what i do and igve progressed from it
There are also games that help people learn the Lua code in fun ways. Not sure what's it called again but it sure was fun learning for the few hours i did
I've always wanted to make a game where people could be themselves and unleash their creativity. A battlegrounds game in which you can make your own movesets, of course with limits but still
this is something I actually needed because I was looking forward to making a game that is basically a survival horror game. simple right? twist: reversed,you're the killer and an AI escapes. and since im complete GARBAGE at coding, this could help me, cuz of the tips
I enjoyed this video and learned alot! (atleast I hope I did lol)
this first project looks so much better than mine, it's just random free models in the starting place
This is pretty much the same logic behind creating Alien War Tycoon as my way to learn Roblox development.