Scripting on Roblox is done using a programming language called Lua. There is a guide for it in wiki.roblox.com
EDIT: not a good one though. Try the scripting helpers forum if you need help beyond the wiki.
You can script only on Roblox Studio. By inserting a script through the 'Insert' button at the top.
Highlight 'Workspace' . Click 'Insert' . Click 'Object' and select 'Script' And press OK.
Done.
go to www.roblox wiki.com and it explains how to script easy as that or you can go to Amazon.com and tipe in roblox. It will show a book called "basic roblox lua programing" if you want the begener. im all most done with the book so i whode just go on the www.roblox wiki.com for it to be free
yes it has it's own script.
The script tag will have the "src" attribute to identify the location of the script's contents.
Java script is based on sound.
The script tag.
Yes children can become script writers, depending on what type of script writing they are learning to write.
A ROBLOX Insert Script is a script inserted into Workspace.
You have to open Roblox Studio. Then, click on OBJECT on the top. You will see script on there. if that didn't help, go to roblox wiki.
I had the Eyeball script... But then Ben came...
Put a skateboard in your place when your building or in ROBLOX Studio and then select the skateboard and thne look for the script.
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i will kill you
Go into one of ur games in roblox studio.
a script which gives you a tool that does a lot of cool stuff
You get it from VolcanoINC
To enter a script on Roblox make sure the tools are displayed and then click Insert and select Object. Then, select "Script" from the window that pops up and click okay. Finally, double click on the script object that appears in the explorer window and enter your script.
I would suggest finding someone who knows how to script LUA, the Roblox script. I don't script, but my friend (BinkyBear) knows.
You make a brick the size of the door. Put the script that ROBLOX teaches you in the wiki into the brick.. Make a t-shirt then put that link into the "" of the script. It should be at the top of the script...