ROBLOX Studio 2023: Intermediate Lua / Luau Scripting

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1 - Introduction Who is this course for

1 - Who is this course for.mp4

02:08

2 - A quick note.html

2 - ObjectOriented Programming Intermediate Concepts

1 - OOP Quiz.html

3 - What is OOP ObjectOriented Programming.mp4

06:02

3 - lecture1.zip

4 - Metatables.mp4

17:09

4 - lecture2.zip

5 - Inheritance.mp4

05:30

5 - lecture3.zip

6 - Composition.mp4

06:55

6 - lecture4.zip

7 - Abstraction.mp4

04:59

7 - lecture5.zip

8 - Polymorphism.mp4

05:24

8 - lecture6.zip

9 - Encapsulation.mp4

09:58

9 - lecture7.zip

10 - Gas Cloud Model.txt

10 - OOP Practice 1 Toxic Gas Cloud.mp4

15:59

10 - lecture8.zip

11 - Landmine Model.txt

11 - OOP Practice 2 Landmine.mp4

28:36

11 - lecture9.zip

12 - C documentation for printf which is what stringformat uses.txt

12 - Lua Reference for stringformat.txt

12 - String Formatting.mp4

12:06

12 - lecture10.zip

3 - Type Annotation

2 - Type annotation quiz.html

13 - Type annotation Type Inferencing modes.mp4

17:23

13 - lecture1.zip

14 - Note for previous lecture.html

15 - Creating a new type.mp4

04:36

15 - lecture2.zip

16 - Union Singleton Variadic Intersection types.mp4

07:13

16 - lecture3.zip

17 - Builtin types Type refinement.mp4

11:14

17 - Why assert can be nonperformant.txt

17 - lecture4.zip

18 - Type Casting.mp4

04:51

18 - lecture5.zip

19 - Generics.mp4

14:35

19 - lecture6.zip

4 - Project 1 Creating SCP294

20 - Quick info on how to upload audio other assets.mp4

01:37

21 - Intro to this project Setup.mp4

08:08

21 - SCP294 Model.txt

21 - SCP294 Sound Files.txt

22 - Limitations with Bindables and Remotes.txt

22 - Scripting server Drink class.mp4

58:00

22 - lecture1.zip

23 - Scripting client Drink class.mp4

32:28

23 - lecture2.zip

24 - Scripting GUI.mp4

22:21

24 - lecture3.zip

25 - Scripting server setting up functions.mp4

21:40

25 - lecture4.zip

26 - Final fix completion.mp4

04:37

26 - Finished SCP Model.txt

26 - Finished SCP Model with extra drinks.txt

26 - lecture5.zip

5 - Project 2 Creating an admin system

27 - Admin Assets for setup.txt

27 - Overview Setup.mp4

10:47

28 - Scripting the Server.mp4

43:06

28 - lecture1.zip

29 - Scripting the Client.mp4

28:50

29 - lecture2.zip

30 - Creating commands completion.mp4

23:20

30 - lecture3.zip

6 - Other Topics

31 - The loadstring function.mp4

04:21

31 - lecture11.zip

32 - Undestanding Replication WaitForChild.mp4

13:56

32 - When to wait for replication.txt

33 - Note for previous lecture.html

34 - Neat feature with for loops.html

35 - How to write better code.txt

35 - How to write more readable code.html

7 - Final Project Creating a horror game the Lobby

36 - An introduction to our final project.mp4

02:38

37 - All game assets.txt

37 - Project setup.mp4

07:47

38 - Scripting client server loaders.mp4

17:28

38 - code1.zip

39 - Scripting loading screen.mp4

07:56

39 - code2.zip

40 - Scripting camera shaker.mp4

19:57

40 - code3.zip

41 - Scripting server service.mp4

52:55

41 - code4.zip

42 - Scripting GUI 1.mp4

48:13

42 - code5.zip

43 - Scripting GUI 2.mp4

28:29

43 - code6.zip

44 - Sounds on the client.mp4

09:58

44 - code7.zip

45 - Scripting more ambience.mp4

24:38

45 - code8.zip

46 - Final lobby scripting setup for next section.mp4

20:20

46 - Game assets for next section.txt

46 - Rain Plugin.txt

8 - Final Project Creating a horror game story section 1

47 - Setting up loaders handling joining players.mp4

34:31

47 - code1.zip

48 - Setting up game service.mp4

16:29

48 - code2.zip

49 - Adding footsteps to client.mp4

10:33

49 - code3.zip

50 - Adding sprinting system.mp4

21:07

50 - code4.zip

51 - Tilting the players torso.mp4

17:40

51 - code5.zip

52 - Scripting the main GUI.mp4

37:11

52 - code6.zip

53 - Scripting the Intro Scene.mp4

26:21

53 - code7.zip

54 - Scripting a better tween service.mp4

12:13

54 - code8.zip

55 - Scripting the doors.mp4

35:35

55 - code9.zip

56 - Scripting client audio.mp4

24:22

56 - code10.zip

57 - Scripting the MoneyService.mp4

32:36

57 - code11.zip

58 - Scripting the lightning.mp4

02:45

58 - code12.zip

59 - Scripting squidwards animations.mp4

08:18

59 - code13.zip

60 - Scripting camera manipulation.mp4

20:17

60 - code14.zip

61 - Scripting the message GUI.mp4

07:17

61 - code15.zip

62 - Scripting story 1.mp4

18:07

62 - code16.zip

63 - Scripting the TasksService.mp4

59:56

63 - code17.zip

64 - Scripting story 2.mp4

27:51

64 - code18.zip

65 - Scripting story 3.mp4

18:21

65 - code19.zip

9 - Final Project Creating a horror game story section 2

66 - Scripting stair cutscene.mp4

19:04

66 - code1.zip

67 - Scripting LockerService.mp4

25:18

67 - code2.zip

68 - Scripting DoorKeyService.mp4

12:39

68 - code3.zip

69 - Flashlight animations.txt

69 - Scripting our flashlight.mp4

21:35

69 - code4.zip

70 - Scripting the BatteryService.mp4

16:12

70 - code5.zip

71 - Scripting story 4.mp4

41:22

71 - code6.zip

72 - Scripting the AI 1.mp4

47:50

72 - code7.zip

73 - Scripting the AI 2.mp4

43:31

73 - code8.zip

74 - Scripting spectating system.mp4

30:15

74 - code9.zip

75 - Creating a developer product.mp4

17:27

75 - code10.zip

76 - Play the completed game here.txt

76 - The completed game.mp4

02:06

76 - lobby.zip

76 - main-story.zip

10 - Concluding section

77 - A thank you message from me.mp4

02:38

Description

Grow & expand your knowledge of Luau scripting & learn to use Object-Oriented Programming to create more complex games!

What You'll Learn?

Become competent in intermediate programming topics
Understand Object-Oriented Programming
Learn how to structure & organize the scripts in your games
Learn how to use Type Annotation
Expand our knowledge on the use of Module Scripts
Learn how to process developer product purchases
Learn to create AI using the Pathfinding Service

Who is this for?

Beginners ready to move into more intermediate topics

Intermediate scripters who may need more help

Those who would like to learn how to create a horror game

Those who would like to know how to organize your games

What You Need to Know?

PC & Internet Connection

Have a good understanding of Lua / Luau

You are comfortable working in Studio

More details

Description
Thank you for viewing this course!
I want to first note that this course is NOT for complete beginners! IÂ repeat, this course is NOT for beginners!
This course is geared toward those who are ready to expand their knowledge from basic/regular scripting to more intermediate topics.
This course is for those who are already comfortable with ROBLOX Studio and have a good grasp and understanding of the Lua / Luau syntax for scripting.
If would like to join this course, you should already know the following:
The syntax of Lua/Luau (conditions, loops, functions, tables, etc).
Basic Roblox APIÂ functions (player service, workspace, tween service, replicated storage, etc).
Basic Roblox data types (CFrame, Vector3, Color3, etc)
Basic Roblox instances (ScreenGui, Part, Player, etc)
It is also highly recommended that you have also previously worked on some project or game, or have experience scripting & creating things in Studio!
ROBLOX game development can be highly rewarding, as over $500 MILLION dollars (USD) have been paid out to creators and developers in 2021.
This course will first overview the purpose of Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) and how we can use it in Studio. We'll learn about the five main concepts of OOP, and afterward, we hop into Studio and use OOP and module scripts to practice creating things such as landmines, gas clouds, our own admin system, and even an SCP from the SCPF Wiki.
Later in the course, we'll create a story-driven horror game together and also dive into how to use the TeleportService to move players between servers, award badges using the BadgeService, listen to actions with the ContextActionService, create an AIÂ that hunts down players, use the MarketplaceService to handle developer products, and create a starting menu to give your players the ability to create servers for their friends to join.
In this final project, we also learn how to professionally structure and organize the scripts in our game to make it easily scalable and readable for future programmers. This is an essential skill to have for large projects as you learn how to improve and reduce the coupling in your code! Gone are the days of confusing and low-cohesion code!
All source code will be made available so it's easy for you to look back at anything you didn't understand the first time. I'm excited to work with you on intermediate scripting!
Who this course is for:
Beginners ready to move into more intermediate topics
Intermediate scripters who may need more help
Those who would like to learn how to create a horror game
Those who would like to know how to organize your games

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Hi, you can call me Mr. Fire (yeah, pretty original ain't it?) I've been programming for ~2 years now and have assisted many people (informally) online. I've been told I was a helpful instructor and should try to reach more towards a larger audience, so here we are.I've focused a lot of my attention on ensuring that I'm not a slob when it comes to programming and I always try to implement the best practices to build better habits. If you have any tips, feedback, or advice, let me know!

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