Roblox Course

Lesson 1 • Navigating the Studio Interface

Introduces all major Studio panels, menus, and toolbars. Students gain confidence moving through the workspace efficiently.

Lesson 2 • Roblox Platform Overview

Covers the Roblox ecosystem, account setup, and platform capabilities. Establishes context for why Studio is the primary development environment.

Lesson 3 • Saving and Publishing Projects

Explains local saving, cloud saving, and publishing workflows. Ensures students can preserve and share their work reliably.

Lesson 1 • Importing and Using Assets

Explains how to import meshes, images, and audio from the asset library. Expands the visual range of student-built environments.

Lesson 2 • Terrain Sculpting and Painting

Covers the Terrain Editor tools for generating and shaping landscapes. Connects terrain creation to establishing a believable game world.

Lesson 3 • Constructing Structures with Parts

Teaches building walls, floors, and complex structures using part combinations. Reinforces precise placement and alignment techniques from Chapter 1.

Lesson 4 • Applying Materials and Colours

Introduces material properties and colour customisation for parts. Students learn how visual design affects player immersion.

Lesson 1 • Accessing and Modifying Objects

Covers the game hierarchy, FindFirstChild, and property manipulation via code. Students dynamically change the game world through scripts.

Lesson 2 • Control Flow and Functions

Teaches if-else statements, loops, and reusable functions. Students structure logic that drives game behaviour.

Lesson 3 • Lua Syntax and Data Types

Covers variables, data types, operators, and basic expressions in Lua. Provides the language foundation required for all subsequent scripting.

Lesson 4 • Events and Connections

Introduces Roblox events, Connect, and Disconnect patterns. Students build scripts that react to player actions and game triggers.

Lesson 1 • GUI Elements for Players

Introduces ScreenGui, TextLabel, and ImageButton for heads-up displays. Students build functional UI that communicates game state to players.

Lesson 2 • User Input Handling

Covers UserInputService and ContextActionService for keyboard, mouse, and gamepad input. Students map inputs to in-game actions.

Lesson 3 • Modifying Player Movement

Teaches WalkSpeed, JumpPower, and custom movement scripts. Students tune and extend default character locomotion.

Lesson 4 • Understanding the Player Object

Covers the Players service, LocalPlayer, and Character model structure. Establishes the data model underlying all player-related scripting.

Lesson 1 • Inventory and Item Systems

Explains table-based inventory logic and item pickup mechanics. Students build systems that track and manage player-owned items.

Lesson 2 • Leaderboards and Stats

Covers leaderstats setup and dynamic stat updates via scripts. Students create visible player rankings that drive competition.

Lesson 3 • Game Loop and Round Systems

Teaches timer-based round management and game state machines. Students structure repeatable gameplay sessions with clear start and end conditions.

Lesson 4 • Remote Events and Functions

Covers RemoteEvent and RemoteFunction for client-server communication. Students synchronise game state safely across the network.

Lesson 1 • ModuleScript Architecture

Teaches organizing shared logic into ModuleScripts for reuse across scripts. Students reduce code duplication and improve project maintainability.

Lesson 2 • Debugging and Error Handling

Covers the Output window, pcall, and xpcall for robust error management. Students identify and fix bugs systematically.

Lesson 3 • Object-Oriented Programming in Lua

Introduces metatables and class patterns for structured code. Students organize complex systems into reusable, readable modules.

Lesson 4 • Coroutines and Async Patterns

Covers coroutine.wrap, task.spawn, and task.delay for concurrent logic. Students run parallel processes without blocking the main thread.

Lesson 1 • Shops and Marketplace UI

Covers building shop interfaces with scrolling frames and purchase confirmation dialogs. Students create polished storefronts that drive conversions.

Lesson 2 • Virtual Currency Systems

Explains designing an in-game currency with earn and spend mechanics. Students balance economy loops to sustain player engagement.

Lesson 3 • Platform Policy and Ethical Design

Reviews platform monetisation rules, age-appropriate design, and fair-play principles. Students align their economy with community standards.

Lesson 4 • Developer Products and Consumables

Teaches developer products for repeatable purchases and ProcessReceipt handling. Students implement consumable items like currency packs.

Lesson 1 • Analytics and Player Metrics

Introduces the Roblox analytics dashboard for tracking retention and revenue. Students use data to make informed design decisions.

Lesson 2 • Game Page and Discoverability

Teaches optimizing the game page with thumbnails, descriptions, and tags. Students maximize organic discovery on the platform.

Lesson 3 • Playtesting and Quality Assurance

Covers Studio's playtest modes, team testing, and bug tracking workflows. Students validate gameplay before public release.

Lesson 4 • Community Management and Feedback

Covers managing player feedback, social channels, and update announcements. Students build a loyal player community around their game.