Now, you can type the script code inside of test.server.lua! All you need to do is open it and type any code you want. Once that’s done hit ctrl+s to save your progress. Then you’ll need to open up roblox studio and sync rojo with studio.
Click on “Start Rojo”
And then go to the plugin window and click in connect.
if everything was done right, a new script called “test” should appear in Workspace, on Roblox Studio.
Create folders for Lighting, SoundService, HttpService and ReplicatedStorage. All services mentioned in default.project.json must be present.
Ohh! Okay, I will do that now! Thank you, I’ll let you know when I get all of that done and try to sync everything. Thank you for all your help 
You have a “$path”: “src” in your config somewhere telling Rojo that there should be a src folder.
Expanding on what @Oppossome said, you have to create a “src” folder, and move everything else you created except the config file into it. Sorry for forgetting about that detail.
It should look like this (ignore .gitattributes)
Would the config file be the default.project.json?
Yes, the config file always has to be named default.project.json
Whenever I try and create a folder inside, it turns the folder into this.
that’s just how vs code displays 2 folders when there’s nothing else between them
Ohhh okay I get it, I had a feeling right as I hit reply that that’s what it meant.
Okay, we’re connected now! Thank you for all your help:) Do I have to move the parent of the script that we created in Workspace since it’s in ReplicatedStorage?
Yeah you should always update the script’s position in the vsc project if you do it in Roblox Studio. By default rojo will delete any scripts that aren’t registered in the project.
I’m glad I was able to help you! Don’t forget to mark the solution!
Okay, one last quick question. When I connected, all of the folders were group up under Workspace in studio. But, in VS it looks like this.
It’s because those folders don’t have anything. In fact, since their path isn’t registered in the config file, you can delete them! Feel free to delete all folders that aren’t being used for anything.
Okay thank you, when I’m done editing scripts should I move them to their folders parent in-game? I hope that makes sense.
You don’t need to move anything, when studio is connected, new scripts and changes will appear as you save them. You essentially don’t have to touch studio anymore to code.
Okay! thank you so much again for all your help!
Hey! One last quick question, what are the best plugins for VS to help make my workflow even better? Here are my current plugins:
Good choice of plugins! I think it’ll work well.
