Any good advanced scripting tutorials on YT?

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I’m currently watching Wrathsong’s intermediate series and I find some of it quite helpful.

What I mean by advanced is not just explaining one topic like tables, or for loops. But more explaining either advanced topics like datastore or just using multiple basic topics in one video (like just scripting regular things, and when scripting stuff u usually don’t just use one thing like a for loop throughout the whole script, but multiple things combined in to one))

Tried my best at explaining xd

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This might not help you but I’d recommend you’d watch this playlist :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-iU1pCgmjx4&list=PLxgtJR7f0RBKGid7F2dfv7qc-xWwSee2O&index=2&t=0s

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In my opinion, there isn’t a one fits all type of solution as what works best for you varies on your learning style and your determination to learn. My personal recommendation would be checking out CKStudioPlus. I haven’t tried out the program myself however I did dabble with their demo in the past which gave me a rather good first impression. Out of all the tutiorals I watched throughout the years I attempted to familiarize myself with coding, their studio left the best first impression out of every other competitor.

For further information I’d recommend reaching out to @CKStudioPlus

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This sort of question has been ask many times in many different forms before so please search before you post. I would look through these topics because they may answer your question:

I only know of one YouTube channel that has a few advanced ish tutorials and it is AlvinBlox’s channel. I don’t know of any others channels because I don’t tend to use YouTube to learn to script on Roblox. I find when I look for scripting videos on YouTube they are either out of date and the thing being explained no longer works or the scripts are very poorly made. This obviously isn’t true for every video and every YouTube channel.

When I am looking for advanced tutorials I usually start by doing a quick search on Google. Generally a few developers forum posts pop up as the top results and I then click on them. With the information I get in those posts I then use the developers hub for API references and further clarification.

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