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Shyfoox studios is a game development group owned by Shyfoox. It has produced popular animal roleplay games such as Wolves' Life, Cat's Life, Fox's Life(Closed), and Dragon's Life. Owner (1) Shyfoox Daireb Avianfeather Defaultio Sparrowflight122 JaxonBirb LauraaDraws Recembilence catmessages Dragonite7700 Witherdie Rurxl bunnyfury Lostwithdark Tempyadvnce Sugarcollars Warriorfoox CharlieBirbb. How to Install Roblox Studio Go to the Roblox website and log into your account Upon logging into Roblox, visit any of your games, click in the upper-right corner, and select Edit A pop-up window will appear informing you that Roblox Studio is installing.


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If you’re new to Roblox Studio or scripting in general, we understand that it may seem like a daunting task creating your first game. Oftentimes, our community members will be excited to tell us about all the cool game ideas they have, but they’re not sure how to get started or they may lack the experience to bring their concepts to life. In an effort to show you everything you need to know and learn about Studio, we’re pleased to introduce our new YouTube series, Roblox Studio Tutorials.

Roblox Studio Tutorials are designed with newcomers and veterans in mind. Not only are these videos short and sweet, but they’re also task-oriented, allowing us to build a comprehensive program around implementing specific features in your game, like a door or a car; how to use certain tools, like Erode and Scale; building different types of terrain, like a beach or a hill; scripting guidance; and much, much more. Even if you’re a Studio expert, these videos are still a valuable resource if you want to learn how to do something in just a couple minutes.

Take a peek at one of our videos below, “Intro to Scripting.” Then, check out the entire scripting playlist here! All of our tutorial videos can be found by clicking on the Playlists tab on our YouTube channel.

As we previously announced on the blog, we are also working on implementing these tutorial videos directly in our templates. Our newest template, Village, shows you how to make cool mechanisms in your game with constraints, as well as how to use the Region Tool’s Fill function, among others.

Village Template: Hit the blue play button on the speech bubble while you’re editing to open the tutorial video inside Studio!

We’re only just starting to scratch the surface. Above all, we want everyone in the community to start building games, even simple ones, and take their Studio skills one step further. In the near future, you can look forward to more videos about all of our latest Studio features as they’re released, as well as other tools and concepts we haven’t yet covered. We’re working hard to make sure that these playlists will be the ultimate video reference guide for all things Studio.

Stay tuned, and keep checking our YouTube channel for more tutorials soon. For more tips and tricks, head over to our Wiki page for all of our available tutorials.

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Code Your Own Story Game

Start your coding journey with Roblox while joining millions participating in the world-wide Hour of Code™ initiative.
English1 hour
ISTE Standards: Innovative Designer 4a, 4c, 4d, Creative Communicator 6b, 6d

Learning Objectives:

  • Create variables for storing player input using Lua code in Roblox Studio
  • Combine player input with a pre-written story
  • Test and troubleshoot the resulting code

Skills and Concepts:

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  • Variable - A placeholder for information in code.
  • String - A variable that can store whole sentences, written in quotations.
  • Concatenation - Combining two strings into one using ..

Getting Ready

Preparation:

  • Make sure each student has a Roblox account and knows their login information
  • Prep the following videos to show to students: Hour of Code™ and Project Overview (Download both videos)
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Materials:

  • Windows or Mac computer with Roblox Studio installed
  • Handout: Roblox Studio Cheatsheet
  • [Optional] Paper and pencil per student

Lesson Overview

Introduction

Introduce the project and Hour of Code™ initiative.

Guided Work

Have students write their stories and create placeholders.

Guided Tutorial

Lead students through a tutorial to build a story game

Independent Work

Let students catch up or continue building stories.

Wrap Up

Lesson Plan

10 min
  1. Play this video about Hour of Code™, a nationwide initiative that introduces millions of students to one hour of computer programming.
  2. Tell students they will be building a game using Roblox Studio, the tool used to create all Roblox games. Students will write a story and then use player answers to replace words and names. For example: One day [name] woke up and ate a giant [player's favorite food].
  3. Play the project overview video to show students the game they will create and build excitement.
5 min
  1. [Optional] Provide students paper and pencil to write their stories.
  2. Lead students through the lessons Writing the Story and Creating Placeholders.
    • Have students do this activity away from computers to reduce distractions.
    • Brainstorming Tip: Have students generate ideas by having one suggest a character (wizard, chef, etc), and another suggesting what that character does.
25 min
  1. Continue by leading students through Lesson 1 - Opening the Template.
  2. Lead students through Lesson 2 - Asking Questions.
  3. Lead students through Lesson 3 - Write the Story.
    • In 'Adding to the Story', some students may have a variable in the middle of a sentence. Show both how to concatenate a variable at the end and one in the middle of a sentence, such as 'In a ' .. place1 .. ' lives the wizard.'
    • Encourage students to check that each concatenation has two dots (..)and that their capitalization matches the example script, especially for words like storyMaker.
15 min
  1. Show students Lesson 3 - Finishing the Story - Tips and Tricks.
  2. Have students catch up on their projects. If finished, add the following challenges, have them add two or more characters (each using a different variable: name2, name3).

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5 min
  1. Recap what students have created and vocabulary: variable, string, concatenation.
  2. Encourage 2 or 3 students to verbally share the story they wrote as a class.
    • For example, one student reads out the story and then calls on another student to provide an answer.