An exploration in Roblox development
Add support for mouse lock (aka shift lock) for games on Roblox’s mobile app by adding this resource to your game/experience.
I made a handy resource for Roblox developers to support “Mouse Lock” (aka “Shift Lock”) mode in their games for mobile players!
Also consider getting the Model from the Roblox website so it’s available in Studio’s toolbox and on your Roblox account!
Continue reading “Shift Lock for Roblox on Mobile Devices”A quality-of-life update to this particle-emission plugin from 2015 is now available: attributes, better onboarding, passive update notifications, bug fixes and more.
It’s all freshened up for the modern-day Roblox developer! This simple yet useful plugin got some love in its version 2 release.
EmitCount attribute, so emitters can burst different amounts of particles
It’s my pleasure to announce Modules, a simple dependency loader for Roblox!
Modules comes with goodies, too: Event , Maid and StateMachine classes just to name a few. These patterns are so commonplace in Roblox development today, they felt right at home to be included.
With Modules, you can require strings instead of ModuleScripts. This greatly simplifies your scripts’ dependencies and streamlines creation of client and server code.
studiolocal require = require(game:GetService("ReplicatedStorage"):WaitForChild("Modules"))
local MyModule = require("MyNamespace:MyModule")
Download: Model on Roblox.com, GitHub releases
Links: Documentation, Repository on GitHub
This is a simple plugin that makes it super easy to insert Class and Subclass ModuleScript templates with the simple click of a button!
Hey all!
I wrote a function that will come in handy when printing tables in Lua. Normally, when you call print on a table, it is first tostring-ed into a memory address and looks something like `table: 000002074CD2C070`. How unhelpful! If only there was a better way…
I’ve created a function, repr, that works like Python’s repr. It returns a nice, printable representation of Lua values (strings, numbers, bools, and of course tables). It is designed with two goals in mind: (1) be as close as possible to a literal code representation and (2) be as useful as possible during debugging. Check it out at this GitHub repository, or keep reading this post!
Install this plugin to Roblox Studio here!local repr = require(3148021300)
local myTable = {
hello = "world";
score = 5;
isCool = true;
}
print(repr(myTable)) --> {hello = "world", isCool = true, score = 5}
Introducing my newest plugin for Roblox Studio: Ban Hammer! It is a very easy-to-use tool that allows you to ban users from your game right from studio.
