How To Create A Game In Roblox Parkour Simulator

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  1. How To Create A Game In Roblox Parkour Simulator Download

Finishing Your First Roblox Game. Those were just some super basic changes that you could make to your Obby so that it stands out more. You can, of course, do so much more with Roblox, this was. Want to know how to make a simulator on Roblox? I'll show you how to make a simulator game with a weight tool, rebirth system and more by the end of this ser.

Get students creating and coding their first game in Roblox. Learn how to build an obstacle course and code color changing blocks.
English2 hours
ISTE Standards: Innovative Designer 4a, 4c, 4d, Creative Communicator 6b, 6d

Learning Objectives:

  • Manipulate 3D parts to create an obstacle course.
  • Design and playtest a game, focusing on a fun user experience.
  • Create scripts using variables and loops for in-game visual effects.

Skills and Concepts:

  • Variable - A placeholder for information in code.
  • String - A variable that can store whole sentences, written in quotations.
  • Loop- A set of code that repeats until told otherwise.

Getting Ready

How To Create A Game In Roblox Parkour Simulator Download

Preparation:

  • Make sure each student has a Roblox account and knows their login information
  • Print out handouts
  • On your computer, load the Obby template to show students in the Introduction

Materials:

  • Windows or Mac Computer with Roblox Studio installed
  • 3 button mouse with scroll-wheel

Lesson Overview

Introduction

Introduce the project.

Guided Tutorial

Introduce the basics of Roblox Studio by building the first few pieces of an obstacle course.

Guided Tutorial

Create scripts that change the colors of a part in game.

Independent Work

Let students catch up or continue building their game.

Wrap Up

Recap the lesson.

How To Create A Game In Roblox Parkour Simulator

Lesson Plan

5 min
  1. Introduce Roblox Studio by playing the Obby template. Explain to students that they will be:
    • Making their own obby that others can play.
    • Learning coding to create color changing parts to decorate their obby with.
30 min
  1. Lead students through the following tutorials:
  2. As you teach, keep in mind the following:
    • Remind students to rotate their camera view to get an accurate view of their project.
    • Encourage students to use the Explorer, a foundational skill in Roblox Studio.
60 min
  1. Inform students that they'll now start coding to add to their game.
    • Remind them that they will have time to continue working on obstacle course after coding.
  2. Lead students through the following tutorials:
Roblox
20 min
  1. Have students catch up with their coding projects. If finished, give them time to work on adding more to or improving their obstacle course. Each game should have the following goals:
    • A player can reach the end (with a reasonable level of difficulty).
    • Have a balance of easy and difficult jumps.
  2. If time, two students can play-test each other's games and offer feedback.
5 min
  1. Recap what students have created and vocabulary: variable, string, loop.
  2. Ask two or three students what they would add to their game to improve it.For example, a more visually interesting endpoint or more challenging jumps.
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