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== Getting Started == | == Getting Started == | ||
ROBLOX [[ | A ROBLOX [[Place]] can be modified in two ways. Generally, a user will modify his or her Place by [[Visiting]] from the ROBLOX web site. A Place can also be edited with the ROBLOX [[Developer Environment]]. | ||
When Visiting from the ROBLOX web site, a small number of tools are available, including Move, Duplicate, and Destroy. A Brickyard is appended to a user's Place to provide raw material for building. The Insert menu may be used to insert Things (ROBLOX Models) from the ROBLOX web site. | |||
The Developer Environment provides a wide range of tools for creating complex Places and ROBLOX Models. The Developer Environment | |||
== User Interface == | == User Interface == | ||
Revision as of 14:59, 21 March 2006
Welcome to the ROBLOX Wiki
This is your place to find complete documentation on ROBLOX, including docs on the ROBLOX scripting language and the ROBLOX developer environment.
Getting Started
A ROBLOX Place can be modified in two ways. Generally, a user will modify his or her Place by Visiting from the ROBLOX web site. A Place can also be edited with the ROBLOX Developer Environment.
When Visiting from the ROBLOX web site, a small number of tools are available, including Move, Duplicate, and Destroy. A Brickyard is appended to a user's Place to provide raw material for building. The Insert menu may be used to insert Things (ROBLOX Models) from the ROBLOX web site.
The Developer Environment provides a wide range of tools for creating complex Places and ROBLOX Models. The Developer Environment
User Interface
This is about the User Interface
Developer Environment
This is the Developer Environment
Scripting
This is the scripting reference.
