For anyone new reading this:
Please don’t bother wasting your time on commenting, least buying the plugin.
With that said, I’m going to say something and I’ll say it in the name of basically every DevForum member who’s ever commented on your topics, as well as those who are about to comment on this.
But first, Moderators. This is not harassment. This is feedback.
This has to stop. For once.
Tl;dr: everything has been said countless times anyway. for those who come here often no need to rererererereread my paragraph seven times.
Everyone including you and I share a passion for creating amazing content on Roblox and that’s why we’re here sharing amazing resources we’ve done. However, what you’ve been doing for the past year is simply to unacceptable. Unacceptable to a limit where we have to say “that’s it.”
I’m okay with you making things you like. Heck, that’s what we all do anyway. But you should really think about what you’re creating and if you really can create it before sharing it. Think about it! Roblox has lots of developers and plugins, modules and open source software really help them. There are good resources and bad resources. Unfortunately despite I’m trying not to be harsh, I have to say that your resources are on the useless side. I’m sorry to say this but it’s the truth.
When we post resources some people may think you can do better at something. That’s called “feedback”, we use and review your product, then tell you what to improve. Why are you ignoring everyone? You’ve posted dozens of resources, most of them could’ve well succeeded as actual tools someone would casually use if you just listened to us. Except, you didn’t do that.
- You post a resource.
- We give you a point to improve on.
- You reply with the same exact stuff.
- Too much feedback that you take as hate.
- Abandon the project.
Heck, if that’s going to be your path, you’ll never make it anywhere. I’m gonna give you myself as an example: I myself have ever posted only one resource in the entirety of DevForum and it actually turned out to be useful for two or three. People gave me feedback on the tutorial and I listened to them. Plus, it’s the only tutorial on a specific topic so that’s why certain people found it useful. See? I created a solution to an actual problem.
What I’m trying to say with all of this is that giving up on a path you just started walking on is like grabbing a rock and wait for a fossil to appear magically, then throw it away because it didn’t. I’m not mad, I’m disappointed that you don’t listen to anyone.
Another thing. You don’t speak English but translators exist, yet you still mess up on your explanations? You have a few grammar mistakes, most of us understand because I myself make stupid mistakes sometimes. But hey, we can always just learn! I didn’t learn English at school, it was all on the Internet. No Duolingo needed, it didn’t exist at the time anyway. Just watch videos, talk to people and you’ll eventually be able to speak English fluently. Learning a language isn’t that hard if you put yourself to it.
Speaking of learning languages, you should definitely work on your Luau skills. I personally am amazed on how FSA was hardcoded (because I genuinely doubt any advanced scripter can put 190 if statements in a single scope) but that was not amazed in a good way. Like, Replacer’s code isn’t the far most brilliant one either:
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self["random_word"] = nil
self["random"] = nil
self["random_letters"] = nil
self["random_numbers"] = nil
self["game_creator_name"] = nil
self["game_creator_id"] = nil
self["plr_country"] = nil
self["time_date"] = nil
self["time_hour"] = nil
self["time"] = nil
self["server_max_plrs"] = nil
self["plr_fps"] = nil
self["plr_id"] = nil
self["server_plrs"] = nil
self["game_id"] = nil
self["game_name"] = nil
self["game"] = nil
self["plrs"] = nil
self["plr_name"] = nil
self["plr"] = nil
… We can do better. Right?
This said, I am not an amazing programmer either, I barely have a year of experience with Luau but I can do stuff if I wanted to. It’s all about learning, trying and learning again. You should definitely work on formatting too. That snippet was painful to read.
In conclusion. If you want to make a resource, first find a problem then make the solution. Don’t make plugins for things that already exist. If you want to charge people for your plugins, at least make sure it’s a working plugin that you truly put effort on it. Like, actual effort. That’s why stuff like Datastore Editor costs a whopping 300 Robux (and the main reason I’m not buying it) and Interface Tools is 500. Just because your plugin is less than a buck doesn’t mean it’s “nothing”. You charge for effort. I see no effort enough put in Replacer for me to buy it when string interpolation or gsub
are embedded into Luau for like no cost at all. There are even free resources that should even be paid but aren’t, like Vanilla 3, Moon Animator, Fusion, Verde, could name a million more.