CLOSED [R$ 35K+] Hiring Scripter/programmer+Modeler [ BIG OPPORTUNITY ]

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#1

Who will you be developing for?
On this job you will be working for DevStudy - a development team on Roblox.
DevStudy is dedicated to bringing fun & enjoyable experiences to all Roblox users.

Meet the team:

  • @Double_Dev - Lead-Developer & Builder / Modeler
  • @Kensizo - Head Scripter
  • @2Hex - UI-Designer
  • @Respirize - Artist
  • DarinDH - Artist
  • Kamilk12 - Modeler

The Project:
This project has been DevStudy’s first project ever.
We started back on December 15th 2018, and have been working on it since.

The game is in fact nearly complete and not much is left to do, if brought onto the project you won’t have a ton to do, and you will be helping to complete final tasks and just help to smooth out the game.

This project is an ambitious game that has great potential and already has gathered a interest among people.
The game uses the most popular game physics on Roblox currently.
Meaning the game is a progress grind game in which time is required over skill, meaning anyone and everyone can get good at the game.

The game is centered around:

  • Climbing Mountains.
  • Collecting Gems.
  • Upgrading Gear - to go higher.
  • Upgrading Gear - to get down faster.
  • Collecting Badges.
  • Collecting Pets.
  • Reaching The Peak - of each mountain.
  • Competing To Be #1

The game has gained a little traction while being shown to a few communities.
YouTubers - DeeterPlays ( 139k ) & RazorFishGaming ( 231k ) have both shown interested in the project, and are both willing to make videos on the game when its out.

The Job -( Scripter/programmer):
Your Job will be to help smooth out a game, there will be a few tasks which are not as easy however they are not very hard.

2 Main things you will be doing will consist of:

  • Programming a Snowboarding & Ski’ing system.
  • Helping to program a Pet System.

Contact me on Discord or Here for full information.

The Job -(Modeler):
Your Job will be to help make a few simple but clean models.

These will consist of:

  • A Snowboard
  • A Pair Of Ski’s
  • Set of Ski Poles

Contact me on Discord or Here for full information

Requirements:
At DevStudy we have a few requirements as to make sure we hire only the best of the best.

Here are these few things:

  • You must be 13+ - As to comply with Discord TOS & to confirm some level of maturity.
  • You must have a portfolio with past work, to show you are worthy of the job.
  • You should be able to work quickly, and be free often to work on the project.

Payments:
We are willing to put up to R$ 35K+ into this in total.
We would expect to be giving the Scripter/Programer 25k+ & the Modeler 10k+.

You would also be credited for your work, exposing your name as a developer to hopefully millions in the future.

Contact us:

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#2

You only mention 2 tasks that the scripter has to do. It sounds like there is others, so could you name them? Don’t want to misunderstand the task.

#3

Well there are the 2 tasks i mentioned, however as the role is sort of like an assistant it means you will help with other small tasks a long the way.

Such as setting up a random gem spawn system and what not.
However these extra tasks will not be particularly hard.

We do however still want a very talented scripter with experience, so that all work is completed to its best.

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#4

Do you have a list of all tasks that will need to be completed?

#5

As stated above it will be a role like an assistant, helping with any things that pop up.

However this is what we have so far:

  • Pet System.
  • Snow-Boarding & Ski’ing System.
  • Random Gem Spawn, on vertical inclined face.
  • Pairing Places - with a shared data store.
#6

Could you be a little more specific? What are you looking for?The action of skiing or snowboarding, or the mechanics of when a person is skiing they can’t do stuff or whatever?

Also is it possible you could pay in cash?

#7

Yes cash pay could be arranged however it would be less than in Robux payment of course.

I would like the the mechanics of Ski’ing mainly however if the person can animate it I would boost the payment as that would eliminate the need for an animator.

#8

Why is this?

You’re offering up to R$10k for the modeler position. When converting to US dollars, that is only about $35 USD (w/ DevEx conversions, developers use the DevEx conversion). R$10k being purchased on the Roblox store is about $100 USD without Builders Club. On-top of this, tax has to be accommodated as well (US conversions are, I believe, 6.5% tax rate). It doesn’t end there though; 30% of that Robux is cut off due to group funds. The only way to distribute Robux is through group funds.

After spending $106.5 USD (using +6.5%, I don’t know the US formula), R$10,000 is finally earned. In the end, only R$7,000 is distributed to the developer. With USD, $35 would get the job done for over 3x cheaper (if I know USD taxes).

The only possible way I can think of Robux being the cheaper option is if you’re some famous developer who earns millions of Robux, although I highly doubt this:

Correct me if I’m mistaken about anything including USD tax rates.

#9

They probably already have the robux, 1K = 3.50$.

I’d also assume it’s through group funds OP correct me if I am wrong (if it isn’t a group payout), so there would be no tax.

What is the cash payment then, just curious here.

The tax is area dependent but for the 100K option Roblox usually takes out of this for their tax overall, so you don’t actually get the 350$ but more around 340 (I think like 346). (You need to DevEx more than 650 USD in a year to be reported for income and have to pay that)

The tax % can be literally anything but depends on what you earned to what you pay, of course.

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#10

According to him, his studio has not published any successful game yet, so I therefor concluded that he does not have Robux in his account currently (my conclusion may be incorrect).

If it is through group funds, the tax isn’t only 6.5%, but is 30%. The prices will also decrease to the DevEx. To demonstrate, the modeler will earn up to $24.5 USD with 10,000 Robux.

30% gone = 7,000
7,000*.0035 = 24.5

Why exactly makes you think he already has this Robux in his account if he claimed that his studio hasn’t worked with a successful game? :thinking:
I already stated this before, but group funds take away 30%; group funds is the only way to distribute Robux by complying with ToS.

Thank you for correcting me on the US tax rate.

Edit: sincere apologies for drifting off-topic. :slight_smile:

#11

It’s just an assumption as I pay commissions through my group funds so.

I presumed it’s through the group funds meaning 10K. If I wanted to put 10K into a group I have to compensate for tax beforehand so I’m paying more into the group. Any funds in the group are after tax, so payouts are the exact amount.

#12

@RomaCommentator

Hello, to both of you.

I would like to commence by putting a few things out there.

  • I do have all the Robux, I am a semi accomplished trader and have made a decent amount of Robux through the system.
  • I have a few investors happy to not only plug ads into the game but also help pay for developmental needs.
  • Yes, this is my studios first game, however once again I have worked just like all the other developers, on other projects under other studio leads, which hence again has given me income, of both Robux & USD.

Payment Reasons:

There are a few reason as to the reason in which I stated what I had about the payment.
I have of course taken into consideration all tax and conversion rates.

I would be paying people via group payouts also, with tax discounted from the set agreed amount, meaning the 10k is what you get, if I were to put the actual payment down in Robux terms it would be - 14882 - which I believe is what you must put in as to get 10,000 out when accounting for the 30% tax rate on Roblox’s side.

Reasoning for Robux payment being higher than USD:

Again there are a few reasons behind this choice.

The reasons in summary are:

  • We value Robux less than USD.
  • We have a higher bank of Robux than USD.
  • Robux is easier to come by than USD.

Full explanation:

In full, when looking across the developmental board and head of the studio team it became quite apparent of the income status of us developers.
As many of us are around the age of 17 and under it leaves us with no real income in USD terms.
This is not only due to the fact that in many countries and the ones we come from, it is next near to impossible to get a job and should you get one, you will receive minimum wage.
You are also not allowed to open a single account (bank account) while under the age of 18, meaning any account held by anyone of are developers or by the studios account would need to have a second benefactor of whom is over 18 with a steady income.

This does not mean we do not have USD, nor do we not see this as a option of payment this just increases the value of it as it is harder to come by than Robux is.

Robux has also depreciated in value meaning in Developmental terms the rate at which Roblox works by does not stand too well.
It is very easy to get large quantities of Robux, through trading, investment or development.
More and more people are getting tens of thousands of Robux every day.

It is very easy hence forth to find someone willing to put in 100,000 Robux into something, however if you were to go for the USD rate side of this it would be a lot harder to find someone happy to put $350 into something.

If you have any further questions or wish to talk about this further please feel free, I will happily listen to you, and consider all you have to say.

Sincerely,
Double_Dev

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#14

This post seems slightly contradictory. You stated how many of you are <17. Wouldn’t this mean that you aren’t allowed to use PayPal at all?

But you then stated here:

To legally handle PayPal (as well as any online money-transferring site) the user must be over the age of 18. If most of you are under the age of 18, you wouldn’t legally use PayPal, but you still pay cash.

But, you used the term many, meaning that at least one in the development team is above the age of 18. If a developer is over the age of 18, they can’t do anything in terms of providing funds—they make the funds.

If none of the studio’s boards are above the age of 18, then cash would not be distributed. If a board member is over 18, and this is a major collaboration, they would most-likely be able to fairly pay employees through PayPal.

I’m confused about the context, because if many are <17, one is 18+, therefor being able to pay decently.

Thank you for clearing my questions in my first post, but I’m still confused. It would be great if you could clear up some of this information, thanks!

I am no longer interested due to the poor payment offerings, and the poor conclusions (which I have stated before).

If you need someone to make more of these decisions, I am pursuing my dream of marketing, and I’ll be happy to offer my services for free, as long as my schedule is lenient. I will try my best to perform high-quality services. If you’d like to contact me, contact me at RomaCommentator#1513.

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