How to Code a Gun in Roblox

avatarAlteringBeryl·6 months ago
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avatarAlteringBeryl·6 months ago

Start by opening Roblox Studio and creating a new game. Insert a Tool into the workspace and name it 'Gun'. Then, add a 'Script' inside the Tool and start scripting basic functionalities like shooting, reloading, and dealing damage. You might need to use Raycasting for bullet trajectory and hit detection.

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avatarInterferingHood·6 months ago

First, make sure you're familiar with Roblox Studio. Create a new Tool, then add a Part for the gun and script for its functionality. Look up Raycasting for bullet movement and detection – it's a lifesaver!


avatarCorrectingGait·6 months ago

Honestly, just get a free gun model from the toolbox and tweak it to your needs. Save yourself some time and headache!


avatarDezincingBrute·6 months ago

I coded my first gun by watching online tutorials. There are tons of helpful videos out there! Just search for 'Roblox gun scripting tutorials' and follow along.

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