Oct 28, 2019 · Today, we will be learning how to make a simple stats system using one script. Before I start, here are some things you need to do. First, open up Roblox Studio (or download it if you don’t have it).

Oct 7, 2021 · How could I have it so players only hold their stats and what is the most optimal way to create a stat system? Here is what my code currently looks like. local players = game:GetService("Players") local ReplicatedStorage = game:GetServi...

Apr 3, 2022 · StatsManager is a simplified system for storing a player's stats. It doubles as a data-saving solution method as well as a stats container for managing savable and non savable stats for players. Whether or not data is saved can be decided on a case-by-case basis. You can think of it a bit like a leaderboard, except more user-friendly.

This stats system allows you to easily set up player currency, levels, kills etc. with a few simple settings. Check out the video on the HowToRoblox YouTube channel to see how this works!

Feb 25, 2025 · Personally, I would keep a module with a table of all the weapons and their stats, and also a base set of stats for the player in case any of the stats changes things like walkspeed or jumpheight. Anytime the player equips the weapon, just access the module and change the stats accordingly.

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In this video, I show you how to make a STATS SYSTEM in ROBLOX that allows you to create leaderstats values such as gems, levels, cash, currency etc. by changing some simple to us...more.

Tags: Roblox, Roblox tutorial, Roblox Stat System, Roblox scripting tutorialIn this video I made a quick stat system with the stats Strength Speed and Endura...

Oct 4, 2020 · This video shows how to create a level system with stats such as "Strength", "Defense", "Speed" and "Intelligence" and statpoints.Please like & subscribe to ...

Stats is a service that provides real-time performance information about the current running game instance. Its primary purpose is to provide an end point to measure where resources are being consumed, as well as how much memory is being consumed overall.