User:Quenty/Cutscenes

WARNING: This tutorial requires advance knowledge of everything. Please review the prerequisites.

WARNING: This tutorial is not done, and may be factually incorrect.

On ROBLOX, cutscenes are considered one of the most advance ideas, and involve manipulation the player, physical objects, the camera, sounds, and other such variables. This is an advance tutorial, designed to teach you how to create cutscenes. A cutscene is usally a clip, cutout of a game, that allows you to add more to a story. Although you will find these in almost all professional games, but you won't find these that often on ROBLOX. The reason, is that cutscenes takes advance knowledge in loops, and CFrame manipulation. The point of this tutorial is to teach you to create cutscenes, and different methods available to do so.

What defines a cutscene?

What really defines a cutscene?

• Adds information
• Usually won't require player input, and player input should be locked

Advance cutscenes will normally have...

• Should have sounds
• Should have camera movement
• Should be interestings
• Should have moving parts
• Should have Animated GUI's involved
• Music

Of course, these definitions do not have to be followed, but for this tutorial, the goal is to create an advance cutscene as described above. There are countless tools on ROBLOX, that combined together, will help do all of these.