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in short ChatGPTs your best friend
use it to write code for you as demonstration purposes , never use it for granted. you’ll not learn anything that way
also you need to think about how to structure your code
there is no such thing as “let me just write a gun system”
you need to think what a gun system means, in short;
- you need a gun model
- think: how are bullets made? are they going to be realistic, or are they going to be skinny yellow parts that appear for a second and then disappear, resembling the effect of a bullet
how much damage does the bullet do?
where does the bullet come from (bullet start point)? => you realise you need to make a startpoint part for the bullet
just use your head , always ask questions 👍🏽
digital fractal
Follow these to get a basic understanding, look at anything in #4 that your interested in or need.
- https://create.roblox.com/docs/tutorials/fundamentals/coding-1/coding-fundamentals - Roblox's coding fundamentals course, teaches the basics of writing code ("Next" button at bottom of each page)
- https://create.roblox.com/docs/tutorials - Roblox's step by step tutorials
- https://create.roblox.com/docs/scripting - Once you know the basis, use this to learn more about scripting. Theres also a link to a Basic gameplay tutorial you can take.
- https://create.roblox.com/docs/creation - Guides & Documentation by roblox that teach you everything about studio and coding in more detail (Look to the left for everything)
Once you understand scripting & studio, read the documentation to understand anything you want
https://create.roblox.com/docs/reference/engine
Alternative lua(u) resources
Extra (mostly language agnostic) resources
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h1o5UzKfZcQ - How to implement (almost) any feature without a tutorial.
- (Highly recommend watching) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5-iST0a69cI & https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f2n_VRa-00g - Language agnostic introduction to gamedev. (Good advice on how to get started and actually finish games)
- https://cs50.harvard.edu/x/2025/ - Teaches C, Python, & SQL. It covers advanced concepts (algorithms, time complexity, etc) and how to write good code (which is very important!)
Be careful watching youtube tutorials for roblox, most of them are poorly made and will teach you bad concepts.
If you use an llm (like Chat GPT), don't rely on it for code generation or describing things. You won't learn anything and you won't know when its descriptions are wrong. The most they are useful for is showing you where to look in the documentation or online for the information you need.