Roblox Coding Class for Beginners
Roblox coding courses for ages 8+ provide the perfect way to learn Lua programming and game design with Roblox Studio. Kids make amazing professional quality games that they can play with friends and family, or even sell on Roblox marketplace.
What is Roblox coding?
Roblox coding refers to the process of making interactive, fully functional online games using the Roblox platform—particularly the Roblox Studio editor. With CodaKid’s Roblox Coding Courses, kids will learn how to use Roblox tools and real Lua programming to create professional games, design adventure maps, map out race courses, program infinite runner games, and more.
Rest assured that using a gaming platform and third-party studio/scriptwriter will not compromise the validity or quality of the programming knowledge your child gains from our course. Our coding with Roblox courses will still use valid coding language, and will still cover important programming concepts such as:
- Conditionals
- Loops
- Variables
- Functions
- Arrays
- Switch statements
—and more.
What You’ll Learn
Here are a few things that can be made with Roblox programming:
- Games: You can create a wide variety of games using Roblox, ranging from platformers to role-playing games to first-person shooters.
- Virtual worlds: You can use Roblox to build virtual worlds that people can explore and interact with.
- Interactive experiences: You can create interactive experiences, such as puzzles or escape rooms, using Roblox.
- Simulation games: You can build simulation games, such as tycoon games or city-building games, using Roblox.
- Multiplayer games: You can build multiplayer games that allow people to play together online.
- Custom character creation: You can build tools that allow users to customize their own characters or avatars.
What is the target audience?
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I have spent a lot of time deconstructing what it takes to learn a game engine from scratch. What it is that you should focus on first and what you should avoid until later.
Starting Course
After Intro
