It's a funny coincidence how the day I got back to Roblox scripting is the day you went back to uploading tutorials. Either way, thanks a lot for these videos man. I and many others really appreciate it.
you know battleground games are pretty popular these days and the main part of these games are cool moves. A series about coding a animated skill would be an amazing practice about using vectors animations and events maybe you can do a video like that some time!
always wondered why and what the .new() part was for, liek you said, its confusing, and objects use the 0-255 format so I don't see the purpose or need for .new()
Using .new() makes it very clear that you are creating something new. It helps avoid confusion. In OOP (object oriented programming), it is common practice to use a constructor method ( aka .new() ) to create new instances of a class. The new() method is a constructor for the Instance and Color3 classes. This keeps the API consistent with OOP principles.
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It's a funny coincidence how the day I got back to Roblox scripting is the day you went back to uploading tutorials. Either way, thanks a lot for these videos man. I and many others really appreciate it.
Cool Video! Might you do a tutorial on Roblox Physics aka: LinearyVelocity etc..
yess i agree
everyday, I look forward to watching your videos and youve helped me a lot thanks AlvinBlox!
you know battleground games are pretty popular these days and the main part of these games are cool moves. A series about coding a animated skill would be an amazing practice about using vectors animations and events maybe you can do a video like that some time!
I absolutely love these tutorials. You should make a CFrame tutorial
Super duper underrated
can you do a tutorial about a timer in gui?
always wondered why and what the .new() part was for, liek you said, its confusing, and objects use the 0-255 format so I don't see the purpose or need for .new()
Using .new() makes it very clear that you are creating something new. It helps avoid confusion. In OOP (object oriented programming), it is common practice to use a constructor method ( aka .new() ) to create new instances of a class. The new() method is a constructor for the Instance and Color3 classes. This keeps the API consistent with OOP principles.
@@AlvinBlox ah right, got it, cheers mate!
COLORS!
Yay