Roblox Studio: Creating my own game (Day 13-14)

 

I am happy to announce that my Roblox game is finally complete, and I can't wait to share all the cool things that I've accomplished before the winter break.

    After the spinning platform part, I wanted to make some tricky jumps, so I added cylinders and rotated them vertically so they stuck up. 

The next thing that I really wanted to try was one of those door guessing ones, where the play has to choose the correct door to survive. So I got to building that by changing the colour and transparency of parts.

The next thing I wanted to do was add sonic up here to give the players a hint, so they don't have to blindly guess the doors.

First, I duplicated sonic here, then went into the code and changed what he says.

Next for the coloured doors, I looked up online how to create a script that kills the player when it's touched.

Then I copy and pasted the kill script into certain parts.

At this point, I realized that the game was pretty quiet. The only sounds in the game were just character jumping and walking. I watched a few tutorials and eventually figured out how to add background music into the game.

This is where I uploaded the song that I got from YouTube. This will be the background song for the obby.

Adding the song into the game. I also changed some of the properties so the songs a bit quieter, and the song loops when it ends.

I was almost done with the coloured doors part, but the last thing I had to do was create invisible barriers on the sides so players cant just jump around the doors. 

After building this, I decided to add one more part to this obby. I knew I wanted to make it pretty difficult, so I thought about some hard obbys that I've played in the past, and came up with a good idea.

My plan is the long path will be a conveyor that moves you really fast. There will be blocks on the path that players must dodge fast to avoid dying. But before that I added one last sonic bit.

By changing the linear velocity of the part, it makes any player that touches it move forward very fast.

Creating obstacles for players to avoid.

And lastly, I added something at the end to let the players know that they've won the obby.

The complete obstacle course.

        Building this game has taught me so much about creating games on roblox, and the design process in general. I've really enjoyed working on roblox, and will be ready to create even cooler stuff in the next year!