I’m a programmer who made everything he wanted to make. I’m looking for new chalke ges of stuff I can make,try to code. Both to improve my skills and to amuse myself.
So, my question is:
Has anyone gotten a cool ID of something I can script? Not for money, just as a challenge.
If you want a way to search in, this are some of the most recent stuff I made:
Discord / roblox cross chat with moderator calling system. Also connected to a web server to store and handle data.
Application centres where the data is stored on we servers. I was bored so made a webpanel as well.
I made a website for a sports evenent where they can manage people who are participating, see whether they paid or not,…
How good are you with CFrames? I recommend challenging yourself by learning and mastering CFrames and their commands (like :ToObjectSpace). If you haven’t already… DX
Try making a tennis game. It seems like it would be pretty challenging to make sure everything matches on the client and server without making it too laggy.
If you made a roblox-discord chat, why not go further and make it into a chat on your website, with realtime updating, nickname colors, etc.? And if you want to go even further, make it a full admin panel with info about players, bans and stuff.
Another “challenge” you could do is something I have personally done aswell - a working discord client in roblox (pm me if you want to check it out, since discord is “13+” I can’t post the video here).
Level hard: find a way to display user avatars without uploading them as decals and implement that into the client (since it’s a challenge just for yourself, it should be fine with the ToS).
Most difficult challenge I know of, finish making a game! It’s not purely scripting, but a lot of methodologies from different practices can be applied to scripting. For example, Desire Paths.
You seem to have experience with different technologies, so if you want a harder challenge, you could try learning a new game engine, or even making your own.
Here are some ideas if you want something more specific:
A rising volcano escape.
A submarine adventure.
A space jungle shooter.
A mafia base platformer.
An deep ocean escape.
A dangerous playground.
I forgot to finish replying! It seems as though you found an idea that works, but I may as well provide my own idea anyway.
An interpreter which let’s you make a script in lisp syntax which then “interprets” it to lua. If you want to check out an example of an interpreter, moonscript is a good one. It may not be lisp but it’s still cool.
