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How to Make Disasters for a Disaster's Script on ROBLOX

"Roblox" is a free world building game that allows players to build worlds and fill it with scripted events, such as volcanic eruptions and tsunamis. A popular use of this functionality is the "Disaster Game," which forces players to struggle to survive against an impending disaster. For many players, scripting a disaster game can be even more challenging than trying to survive one. Fortunately, creating a "Disaster Game" script is a quick and easy process for any "Roblox" user.

Instructions

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      Search the "Roblox" online database for a disaster script template. Download the template.

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      Run "Roblox" studios and open the disaster script by searching for it under "Objects" and dragging it to the "Workspace" folder.

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      Expand the "Workspace" folder to access your newly created disaster template. Click the file with the name of your template to display the script.

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      Read the green notes of the script's author to familiarize yourself with the individual functions in the code. No two scripts are identical, even among disaster script templates, so it is best to learn how your script functions.

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      Customize your script by editing the code to meet your preferences. There are literally millions of changes you can make to a "Disaster Game" script, so fully mastering a disaster template takes time and patience. It is important that every template adheres to the basic requirements, however.

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      Create bricks by dragging them from the "Objects" box into the game world.

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      Navigate to the brick by locating it in the "Workspace" folder.

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      Drag the brick's folder into the "Lighting" folder. The contents of the lighting folder are what "Disaster Games" use to script the lethal effects of disasters.

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      Return to your disaster script template and locate the line of code that reads "Disasters = ()." Input the name of the brick that you copied into "Lighting" inside of the parenthesis with quotation marks around it, so that a brick named "Lava" would read:

      Disasters = ("Lava")

    • 10

      Save your "Disaster Game" by clicking the save icon in the upper left corner.


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