A new Tram and a new Map for my Game.
GT6N Berlin
Map Berlin
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Working on a new realism build.
Just (mostly) finished the pillars I will be using, hopefully I’ll be able to finish the whole showcase sometime this week.
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I tried making npcs that move and act similar to real players
(they can talk to each other!! :0)
also its not done yet
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That’s cool dude, how did you do the chatting, I’m curious. I couldn’t figure out how you did the movement and chatting so well?
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essay warning
For the movement, I get a random position on the map and use pathfinding to get the path. Then, I use bezier curves for the smooth turns and a bit of randomness for each point the NPC goes to.
The chatting was a bit hard since the NPCS needed to communicate and listen to each other. So this is what I did:
- Manually create a list of messages the NPCS could say. Example:
ListOfMessages.Food = {
{"What food do u like?", "What is your most favorite food?", "What did you have for breakfast?"},
{"Tacos", "Burger", "CHEESE", "Soup", "Bread", "Steak", "ICE CREAM", "Nothing, I eat air"}
}
- Upon NPC creation, they create their own function which is where the npc decides what to say / respond
- For each NPC, check if another NPC is nearby and is available to talk
- Create a unique code based on their names
- Using the unique code as a key for a table the NPCS share, there are two outcomes:
4A. If nothing is found using the key, we create a table containing the NPC’s function, then wait until the other NPC’s function is added
4B. If something is found, we add our function to the data. - The npc that created the data will run its function first
- The npcs will start to communicate with each other, and each time they say something, it will show on their avatar.
- If an npc says anything related to goodbye, they stop communicating
and thats how i did it
The chatting took me a few tries to work :\
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I thought it was some complicated system or something but thanks for telling me how you did it
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Those floors need some textures
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Figma → Roblox UI Converter (Video demo by Zexocity)
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what is this plugin and how does it work ?
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It imports the images from Figma through a Figma plugin I made and then reconstructs the UI based on data passed from the plugin into the Roblox side. For some reason the video doesn’t show the Roblox side of the plugin.
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Sure, it wouldn’t hurt but I wanted it this way as it’s pretty close to the look irl.
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Roblox got rid of the (2024) at the end of this thread’s title. Guess that means there won’t be a 2025 waywoc. 
Anyways, I’m just working on my building skills currently, specifically with studs. I’m also attempting to make a grid based inventory system. I’ll get some pics up here once I’ve got some more work done.
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THEY SHOULD MAKE THE NEW YEAR NOW!!
Anyways, I’ve been working on other things besides Roblox Studio.
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Working on a brand new street racing game inspired by the OG XBOX / PS2 era
Game will use block-built cars and have a large open world.
Cars will feature bodykit customisation and performance tuning.
The game will feature cars from mid-2005 and earlier.
(Ignore the gauges they’re from some older car of mine)
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Im working on remaking almost all ranged weapons in my game to use FastCast instead if body velocities
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