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The Ultimate Guide to Making Your First Game on Roblox Studio

What’s not to like about Roblox? It can be The most enjoyable and engaging games on earth, it's an internet Local community of around 64M Energetic players, and it’s wholly no cost. But what we at CodaKid particularly like about Roblox Studio is always that it provides a wonderful way to teach learners Lua programming.

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The Ultimate Guide to Making Your First Game on Roblox Studio

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  1. What’s not to like about Roblox? It is one of the most exciting and engaging games in the world, it has an online community of over 64M active players, and it’s completely free. But what we at CodaKid particularly like about Roblox Studio is that it provides a fantastic way to teach students Lua programming. In this free Roblox Studio tutorial, the CodaKid team will teach you how to make your own custom Obby course from the ground up using Roblox Studio and the Lua programming language. For those of you interested in how to use Roblox Studio and how to make a good Roblox game, this is a great place to start! Here is a quick trailer of CodaKid’s free Obby tutorial that is presented in the series of instructional videos below. We hope that you enjoy them! For those who are new to Roblox scripting, please remember that Rome wasn’t built in a day. While we all want to make millions of Robux in our first week, it’s important that you learn the basics first. You will then be able to move onto more complex games with lots of potential for commercialization. For those Roblox entrepreneurs who would like to learn how to make Tycoon games, Simulator games, Dodgeball games, Racing games, and more (Battle Royale coming soon!), check out CodaKid’s award-winning online courses with a free trial roblox hack apk here. Here is a quick trailer of CodaKid’s free Obby tutorial that is presented in the series of instructional videos below. We hope that you enjoy them! For those of you that learn better with written instructions, Roblox has created an excellent Wiki that will walk you through the basics of creating your own Obby. For those that prefer step-by-step video instructions, proceed on! CodaKid’s short set of Roblox Studio tutorials will give you step-by-step instructions on how to set up Roblox Studio, how to master its controls, how to lay out your Obby course, and finally how to make your Obby come to life with the Lua scripting language. Our hope is that you’ll create a custom Obby game that you’ll be proud to show friends and family, and that you’ll continue your Roblox Game Development journey (and perhaps even make some Robux along the way)! Again, if you are interested in further Roblox coding and game development instruction, you can check out CodaKid’s online courses which teach you how to make dozens of Roblox games, including Tycoon games, Dodgeball games, Prop Hunts, Racing courses, Adventure Maps, and more. CodaKid has affordable monthly subscriptions with a free trial that also teach students how create Minecraft mods, mobile game apps, 3D games using Unreal 4 Engine, and custom websites. Just a heads up (as if it isn’t

  2. apparent by our name): CodaKid is an online kids coding academy and the content we are posting are designed for kids and teens. But even if you are an adult learner you should still find the videos quite useful. http://www.bbc.co.uk/search?q=roblox hack

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