These courses are perfect for those new to coding or just starting with Luau. Each course centers around a foundational computer science principle, and features individual lessons with step-by-step tutorials you can use to create your own experiences on Roblox.

In Introduction to Roblox Studio, you learned how to create and manipulate parts in Roblox Studio. In this tutorial, you'll learn how to apply a script to parts to make a platform appear and disappear.

Learn how to create Roblox experiences, avatars, and avatar items with use case tutorials, curriculum paths, and videos.

Lesson description: Get students creating and coding their first experience in Roblox. Learn how to build an obstacle course and code color changing blocks. ISTE standards: Innovative Designer 4a, 4c, 4d, Creative Communicator 6b, 6d

Guided Tutorial: Roblox Studio Basics: Teach the basics of using Roblox Studio while building a simple obstacle course. 15 min: Guided Tutorial: Guided Tutorial: Introduce coding by creating a script that displays text. 5 min: Wrap-up: Reflect on project and recap concepts learned.

The following samples show you how to carry out common scripting tasks in Roblox. Where applicable, corresponding 3D objects or models are provided. You can import the samples directly into your inventory where you can view them in the Studio Toolbox or …

Luau is the scripting language creators use in Roblox Studio. It is a fast, small, safe, gradually typed embeddable scripting language derived from Lua 5.1 . Contributing your Luau scripts for AI training can help enhance Luau-focused AI tools in Studio.

After learning the basics of using Roblox Studio and scripting, students take their skills further by starting a more complex project, the adventure game. They'll plan out elements of their game, create a virtual world, and setup basic gameplay components like keeping track of player items.

The core curriculum helps you learn many essential Studio features across technical and creative disciplines. You'll learn how to recreate a simple 3D platformer experience where players collect coins to trade for jump power.

If you've never written code before and want an introduction to programming, see Coding fundamentals, which covers concepts like variables, functions, conditionals, loops, and arrays. For a more guided, step-by-step approach, see the Basic gameplay tutorial.