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When you wrote your VERY FIRST SCRIPT.. How did you learn to do it? Wiki? YT Tutorials? Forums?
And what WAS your first script for? |
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ChrounumJoin Date: 2015-04-04
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My first script was a Color Changing Brick.
It was to make it change colors..
and I was just screwing around before school. |
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Mine was a tool.
It was very much like you
get it? You're a tool? No? Awww |
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Mitko0o1Join Date: 2010-11-30
Post Count: 5725 |
do you want to see my first script, i tried to make it myself at first with no tutorials and it is very cringy, it was about allowing certain team to enter a door
but at first i started with free models, i examined their scripts and tried to understand how they work, and if something confuses me i tried to search it up in the wiki or ask in the forums
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Alend43Join Date: 2013-11-13
Post Count: 451 |
My first script was...
Workspace:Destroy() |
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benzedJoin Date: 2010-05-03
Post Count: 925 |
I first learned to code in 2012. I learned from a tutorial that I had found which was inside a script in the free models section. I was going up to my grandparents for the weekend and there was no Wifi so I printed it off to read and practice writing scripts while I was there. Needless to say it wasn't a very good way to learn but Lua is so easy that it was enough to learn enough that I could do some very basic things.
I got better by doing a couple things. One was wanting to script something I couldn't, and figuring out how to. Another was looking at others' scripts in the free model section. Eventually I decided to read through the wiki and learned quite a bit there, and I also use this coding app called "Sololearn" to learn more now, which I like quite a bit. |
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@Rev,
Haha okay bunny ears
..nuff said. |
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I started scripting two years ago(I was on a diff acc). My first script was
Instance.new("Part",workspace).Name="idk" |
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Does Sololearn teach you LUA or any coding in general? That's very interesting.. |
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benzedJoin Date: 2010-05-03
Post Count: 925 |
Yeah, Sololearn is an amazing app. It has lessons for Lua, Java, CSS, just about any coding language I can name. it also has a forum section with daily challenges, an option to challenge other users, a coding section where you can write and test your own code. It's really neat. |
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Thanks for the suggestion, benzed. Will definitely look into that. |
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AjastraJoin Date: 2017-08-01
Post Count: 1461 |
"Sololearn is an amazing app"
No, it's not. It's bad.
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iHydorrJoin Date: 2012-11-29
Post Count: 414 |
It doesn't have Lua Language. |
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iHydorrJoin Date: 2012-11-29
Post Count: 414 |
Why is it bad Ajastra? |
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AjastraJoin Date: 2017-08-01
Post Count: 1461 |
Just look at the syllabus of their PHP course and what it covers. First thing you'll notice is it doesn't even cover anything about OOP.
Also, they hold your hand way, way too much. There is no multiple choice in programming.
Those types of "fun learning" apps are generally for stupid people who can't read.
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My first Script was print ("Hello World") |
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LeafDoodeJoin Date: 2017-05-29
Post Count: 3094 |
My first script was a teleport script located inside a part |
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benzedJoin Date: 2010-05-03
Post Count: 925 |
@Ajastra that's odd, the Java course I did covered OOP.
Obviously you get out of it what you put into it, and most of coding is you're ability to use code and problem solve. In my opinion though it's a great resource for starting coding and reviewing concepts. |
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