New to scripting

[gloomy viper]

Hi hi! Im new to scripting and I've got some questions. whats the best scripting method for roblox studio's? i know that u have multiple but i wanna know what the best and easiest is.. also how do u learn said method? ty for ur help in advance!

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** You are now Level 3! **

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hello

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** You are now Level 4! **

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do u wanna help

[devout elk]

Watching YT tutorials and practicing, practicing, practicing

[gloomy viper]

Okay

I'll just do that tbf

[stiff osprey]

You can't skip.

First try to learn the basics from YouTube channels, like opening doors, elevators, and running.

After that, learn from other people's scripts, try to get a copy of the game, and edit and modify the script.

You will learn a lot from watching other scripters. If you like combat, try to get a copy of Naruto CC or something similar.

You can find many copies of games on YouTube.

If you are lucky and get help from a programmer, try your best to be his assistant. I learned a lot about the tutelage of a friend of mine.

I helped him with simple systems, but he explained complex systems to me.

I went through these stages.

[stiff osprey]

If you have any further questions, the order was:
Youtube Videos
Attempts to make Rogue Lineage combat
Attempts to make my own combat game
I made my copy of Naruto, that's where I really learned how to manage combat.
After that, I made countless small projects that didn't work out.
I started doing commissions, I made the mistake of not saving any of my old gifs or scripts to use commissions, don't repeat the same mistake.
I made friends looking for help and they led me to help a scripter friend of mine as an assistant, on a project, where I learned a lot.
And finally, I'm doing projects and commissions.

All of this had huge pauses of months, because getting discouraged is normal, I've lost count of how many times, and even today I tend to get discouraged from trying to be a programmer sometimes, the important thing is to always try again after a while.

Everyone goes through this, I know many friends who left programming and became designers, modelers or visual effectors, but it's up to you.