Soo i’m working in studio for few years and since i started i wan’t to know how to learn all scripting functions ect. I don’t wan’t to learn with practising , i wan’t to know how works every function, service, condition and more
Well if you don’t want to learn through practice (which I’m sure you know is a really good method for learning), you can go to sites like developer.roblox.com that has information on almost everything to do with studio. Talking about functions and their parameters, types of values, events, properties and sometimes even example code. If that site doesn’t help you, you could ask questions on the dev forum about more specific things. Googling in general can be good for learning, but don’t just copy code obviously. You need to look at it and try and understand the code on your screen, google the meanings and functions of different keywords if you don’t understand them.
If there’s a keyword used in scripting that is not talked about in the developer hub than it may be a lua-specific keyword. In which case you may search about it on google with “lua” at the end. Since lua is the language roblox studio allows you to code in.
Do note that roblox’s language is not just lua, it’s actually a modified version of it. So some keywords may exist in roblox but not on lua in visual studio code. The same vice versa.
I learned most from practice.
Thank for this solution, i was practising roblox studio but i wan’t to know functions, and then practise this is the best method for me.
No problem! The important thing is to learn comfortably, a lot of people learn things differently than others. Try different methods until you find one that you actually feel comfortable with. That’s my advice.
I have one question more, Do you have any tutorials on youtube something like dev king’s series about data stores?
Unfortunately not, sorry.
When the 30-character limit strikes.
okay , thanks anyway, i’m going to try this methods
You could check out CovertCode’s zero to hero series which helped me when I was learning.
Channel: CovertCode - YouTube
It covers loops, tweening, functions, if statements, all that stuff.