Scripting tutorials that will help grow the community of scripters!

Hello I am posting this for people who are trying to make games but all the scripts are outdated on YouTube. I will post video links to different scripting videos on here I hope this really helps the community of Roblox with any scripting support they need! Also the dislikes are botted by super noobe hater!

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I hope this really helps the community of Roblox and also make sure to like and subscribe to all these channels to help them grow! Also I will be updating this video as I find more scripting channels and videos!

—TheHatterGuy!

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Thank you! This is very helpful, and I hope you can make good videos to help me!

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Thank you so much I hope your scripting skills grow because of these channels and videos!

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I do like the video you have presented, but for some feedback I would suggest to go over some fundamental topics that beginners should want / need to know. I also see that you do go somewhat fast for lets say beginners, I definitely think if you want slower and added more into the explanation instead of just telling them what to write.

I would also suggest to have everything tested and for you to be 100% that your script is working before doing a video, but it does show people on how to fix bugs and how to look for them.

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I actually like how there was an error, because it helps scriptures to watch other scriptures find an error.

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We appreciate your feed back and we will take your advice into consideration!

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Agreed yes, as I said in my post it does show people how to fix bugs when following this tutorial, but for when the OP does get into more advanced topics, it will help to be 100% certain it works, if it takes fixing a bug then it will help them in the future. :slight_smile:

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Yeah but this is a small one so it doesn’t matter and its helpful.

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Honestly, I hate discouraging people. Your video in general wasn’t super terrible, but wasn’t great either, for two reasons that I’ll gladly explain:

  1. Teaching isn’t reading through the code: when you make a tutorial, you should first explain theoritically what’s you’re going to implement (e.g. say "we need to check if a player joined, using the PlayerAdded event which we will talk about later, then ect.), then it gets into the code, honestly someone writing the code while doing the video is way better than having code already written and you just reading it, if you wrote the code as you speak you have a better chance of explaining everything you use, what a variable is used for, what a method does ect. Step by step process is always better for beginners. You’re just reading through the code (and I mean it LITERALLY, you’re even pronouncing the ponctuations), you should explain parts of the code instead.
  2. The community wants something original: I can link tens of other videos and links doing the same topic as you. Honestly, as a whole, the type of the tutorial that’s titled “How to make a healing pad” or “How to make a sprint gamepass” is just a handicap for beginners and not helpful. Someone should learn about gamepasses before, then implementing his own sprint gamepass script without having to just copy paste it from your description or follow you step by step (and you have it so you need to pay in order to see the source code, which already a sign of unprofessionalism) along with some general knowledge such as PlayerAdded event and WalkSpeed property. Back to my original point, a sprint gamepass video is just common to an extreme point, you should make something more creative and attracting. You might’ve chose a simple topic for your first video, but next time choose something more intuitive such us explaining CFrames more in depth, or doing some stuff with camera or mouse.
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I thank you for the feedback I will most certainly take your advice into consideration!

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Thank you so much for sharing these videos. This is gonna help me so much when starting my first game