Roblox Studio is a powerful tool for creating games on Roblox. Here’s a beginner-friendly guide to get started:
Go to Roblox.com/create.
Click on Start Creating to download and install Roblox Studio if it’s not already installed.
After installing, open Roblox Studio and sign in with your Roblox account.
You’ll see a “Templates” screen with various options (like Baseplate, Obby, Racing, etc.). You can choose a template to start quickly or open a new “Baseplate” to begin from scratch.
Explorer: Shows the structure of your game (objects, parts, scripts, etc.).
Properties: Displays properties of selected objects, which you can adjust (like color, size, transparency).
Toolbox: Access models, decals, audio, and other assets to add to your game.
Output: Displays error messages and logs, especially useful for debugging scripts.
Select Home > Part to insert basic parts (blocks, spheres, wedges).
Use Move, Scale, and Rotate tools to adjust the parts.
You can color or texture parts by selecting them and adjusting options in the Properties panel.
Right-click on a part or object in the Explorer panel.
Select Insert Object > Script to create a new script.
In the script editor, you can add Lua code to control interactions (e.g., making a door open when touched).
Click Play at the top to test your game inside Roblox Studio.
Use Stop to exit play mode. This allows you to see your game in action and debug any issues.
When ready, go to File > Publish to Roblox As…
Set up a title, description, and privacy settings, then click Create.
You can then share the game link with others or make it public for anyone on Roblox.
Use the Toolbox Wisely: There are many free assets, but make sure they’re safe and don’t contain malicious scripts.
Learn Lua: Lua scripting is key to making interactive elements. Roblox offers tutorials, and there are plenty of resources online.
Save Often: Games can get complex, so save your progress frequently.