MrPerryJoin Date: 2008-12-27
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Hello, quit ROBLOX a few years back and I recently got into it since I built a new PC. My question for the community is, how can I build with my character in-game whilst using the Explorer and Properties? I like to be able to have full control and use C-Frame tools that my character can hold.
What do I do? |
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1) Open up ROBLOX Studio
2) Select Baseplate, click Build
3) Click View> Explorer
4) View> Properties
5) View Toolbox
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MrPerryJoin Date: 2008-12-27
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I'm aware of that, but I want to be able to use my character and the Explorer/Properties/Toolbox |
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ScottiflyJoin Date: 2011-01-30
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Click F6, it's a shortcut to Tools > Test > Play Solo, which allows you to use your character in 'Build' mode. |
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trogyssyJoin Date: 2010-10-29
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scott, that way is not as good.
Use the studio home page to navigate to build mode rather than the developer page.
~~trogyssy, Scripting Helper and S&I Activist~~ |
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MrPerryJoin Date: 2008-12-27
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Thanks so much guys (: |
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ScottiflyJoin Date: 2011-01-30
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He wants to have the Explorer and Properties windows, so he needs to do it the way I suggested. |
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MrPerryJoin Date: 2008-12-27
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Both ways worked for me! |
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trogyssyJoin Date: 2010-10-29
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No scott, build mode inside studio has any windows you want.
~~trogyssy, Scripting Helper and S&I Activist~~ |
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ScottiflyJoin Date: 2011-01-30
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Sorry, hadn't heard of that.
I always use Edit mode anyway, so I had to go to the ROBLOX Studio icon to find this out.
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trogyssyJoin Date: 2010-10-29
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It's ok :) I use studio build all the time, it's pretty useful. Only downside is you can't undo, but the building tools I use have that built-in anyways.
~~trogyssy, Scripting Helper and S&I Activist~~ |
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Wait how did you bild your own PC? |
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trogyssyJoin Date: 2010-10-29
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You have to shop for each individual part that composes the PC, and then assemble them together perfectly. It's really hard, but people do it a lot so they can have faster gaming computers. Very expensive too. My cousin is building a computer, and his estimate is at $700-$900 after everything is finished.
~~trogyssy, Scripting Helper and S&I Activist~~ |
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MrPerryJoin Date: 2008-12-27
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Actually it's cheaper than buying a store-bought PC and that's one of the many reasons people build it. It's not that hard, you just have to learn what-goes-with-what.
My computer costed me around $600 to build myself, and my friend payed for a pre-built PC that costed about $600. The only difference is that my PC is much more powerful than his.
If you want to learn more about PC building, I recommend looking at a store such as Microcenter. They have some pretty good deals.
Sorry for being off topic, just trying to be informative! ^-^ |
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MrPerryJoin Date: 2008-12-27
Post Count: 1629 |
paid* |
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Theres this new plugin called Multiplayer Studio which allows you to do that. |
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