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== Creating a script file == | == Creating a script file (on Windows XP) == | ||
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# Open (double-click) the new file | # Open (double-click) the new file | ||
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Congratulations! You just ran your first script using Execute Script! | Congratulations! You just ran your first script using Execute Script! | ||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
* [[Command | * [[Command Bar]] | ||
* [[Script]] | * [[Script]] | ||
[[Category:Scripting Tutorials]] | |||
Latest revision as of 06:14, 27 April 2023
Introduction
Execute Script (Tools -> Execute Script) is a feature in Roblox Studio that allows you to run scripts in Roblox using an existing Lua file on your computer.
Creating a script file (on Windows XP)
- Go in to the My Documents folder
- Right-click on a blank spot, go into New, and click New Text Document
- Open (double-click) the new file
- Write the code in Notepad. Example:
print("Hello World!")
- Save the file
Running a script
- Open Roblox Studio
- Make a new place (File -> New), or open an existing place (File -> Open)
- Go to Tools -> Execute Script, find the file you created
- Click "Open"
Congratulations! You just ran your first script using Execute Script!
