Curriculum

The basics of Roblox Studio, what the console is and how scripts work. This module will prepare you for the coming modules and should only take a few minutes.

This module will talk about the basics of scripting, how code runs in order. We'll also go over variables  the basic Syntax of LUA.

Module 3 is where we start to expand your knowledge in programming, we'll make our first visual change to the game. We'll talk about how to "reference" physical parts inside your workspace, as well as changing the properties of these parts.

Functions are a way of storing code for later use, here we'll learn how to store code and recall it as many times as you want. We will also be returning values to another script.

Boolean - something which is either on or off. We will have an introduction into the Boolean data type as well as it's wider applications. This will include using "selection" (if statements) to control whether or not code should run.

Events are similar to built in "sensors", Roblox has already scripted these sensors to be alerted whenever something happens - we just need to connect them to functions so that we may run code when something happens, like a lava brick!

We'll check your understanding so far by building a fun Obby with three fully scripted levels!

Tables and dictionaries are a type of relational data - meaning things are in a "group". A bit like a shopping list. We will cover them both extensively in this module.

In module 8 we will cover iteration! The act of repeating an action for every item in a list, or range. We'll also cover some keywords that can be used in this loop, such as how to make an early exit.

This module will also cover creating new Instances, and Vector3 values.

Module 9 will cover leaderstats, the thing on the side of your screen which indicates your statistics. We'll also go over the Chat, and how to make chat commands.

Here, we'll test how much you've previously understood by making a "/reset" command.

We'll cover Modules, scripts which hold values that can be retrieved from anywhere! We'll also go over how to publish these modules, and the risk they hold of back doors into your game.

This module indicates the concept of a client server network, and how we have to work around FilteringEnabled by sending signals between Roblox's servers and the players device.

We'll also look into exploiters, what they can do and what they can't do.

In this module we'll take a look at user interface, how to make useful screen features that can also be used in 3D space! We wont go into too much depth, as there is a specialised course in this available.

MarketplaceService is the service Roblox uses to sell gamepasses and developer products, we'll learn how to sell products and grant rewards in this module.

In this module we will look at saving and retrieving data from both the official DataStoreService, and ProfileService. We will use a "seconds in game." 

TweenService gradually changes a value, this is how GUIs slide off the screen - and how Obby parts slowly disappear. In this module we will work on creating and running these changes.

HTTPService facilitates the use of external websites and systems, like Discord and Pastebin. Basically, we send signals to other websites / apps, and get responses!

We'll take a look at code that runs in it's own thread - making it asynchronous. 

In this module, we'll look at the things we previously missed or struggled on. Explaining exactly you did what you did on prior lessons.

In this module, we will create an NPC that can interact with players, attack or just walk around! We'll use PathfindingService to do this, along with Humanoid:WalkTo()

Congratulations! You've made it through all 20 modules, but you've still got plenty to learn! By now, you are most likely capable of teaching yourself things - so our lessons can be reduced slightly.

Take a look below at some SPECIFIC topics/projects we can cover!