Roblox Obby

Welcome to “Furry obby," an action-packed Roblox obby that combines the thrill of a challenging obstacle course with the satisfaction of defeating furry opponents. Prepare yourself for a unique gaming experience where your platforming skills will be put to the test while taking down furry adversaries along the way. Embark on this adventure as you navigate through treacherous obstacles, conquer deadly jumps, and unleash your inner warrior to triumph over the furry invasion. Sharpen your reflexes, gear up, and get ready to conquer the obstacles while eliminating the furries in this epic Roblox obby! Are you up for the challenge? Let the fury of the "Furry Obby" begin!

There are several tools, programmes, and websites I used to make a Roblox obby, and you may use them too. The Roblox Studio programme, which serves as the official game production environment for Roblox, is required to get started. The user-friendly interface makes creating and scripting your obby easy. Additionally, you can use image-editing programmes like GIMP to make unique textures and visuals for the items and terrain in your obby.

You'll largely use the Lua programming language in Roblox Studio to script and code your hobby. To learn and sharpen your scripting skills, consult the Roblox Developer Hub (developer.roblox.com) for documentation, tutorials, and examples. You can look through the Roblox Asset Marketplace to improve your game's graphics and playability.

-- Place this script in the ending place of your obby

local TeleportService = game:GetService("TeleportService")

local Players = game:GetService("Players")

local ENDING_PLACE_ID = 123456789 -- Replace with the ID of your ending place

-- Function to teleport players to the next obby or a different game

local function teleportToNextObby(player)

local nextPlaceId = ENDING_PLACE_ID -- Replace with the ID of the next obby or a different game

if nextPlaceId then

TeleportService:Teleport(nextPlaceId, player)

else

player:Kick("The next obby is currently unavailable. Please try again later.")

end

end

-- Function to handle player touching the ending part

local function onTouched(endingPart)

local touchingPlayer = Players:GetPlayerFromCharacter(endingPart.Parent)

if touchingPlayer then

teleportToNextObby(touchingPlayer)

end

end

-- Connect the onTouched function to the Touched event of the ending part

script.Parent.Touched:Connect(onTouched)

-- Place this script inside the part that represents the checkpoint

-- Variables

local Players = game:GetService("Players")

local checkpointSound = script.Parent:FindFirstChild("CheckpointSound") -- Sound object placed inside the checkpoint part

-- Function to handle player touching the checkpoint

local function onTouched(checkpointPart)

   local touchingPlayer = Players:GetPlayerFromCharacter(checkpointPart.Parent)

   if touchingPlayer then

     -- Store the player's current checkpoint

     touchingPlayer.leaderstats.Checkpoint.Value = script.Parent.Name

     -- Play a sound effect

     if checkpointSound and checkpointSound:IsA("Sound") then

       checkpointSound:Play()

     end

   end

end

-- Connect the onTouched function to the Touched event of the checkpoint part

script.Parent.Touched:Connect(onTouched)

To use this script, follow these steps:

1.

Open Roblox Studio and navigate to the part that represents the checkpoint in your obby.

2.

Create a new Script inside the checkpoint part.

3.

Copy and paste the script provided into the Script you created.

4.

After that I checked if a player touches the checkpoint part in your obby, their current checkpoint will be stored in a Checkpoint value within their leaderstats folder.

```lua

-- Place this script inside each plank part

-- Constants

local FALL_TAG = "FallPlank"

local WALK_TAG = "WalkPlank"

local PLAYER_HUMANOID_TAG = "Humanoid"

-- Function to handle player touching the plank

local function onTouched(plankPart)

   local touchingPart = plankPart.Parent

   -- Check if the touching part is a player's humanoid and the plank has the appropriate tag

   if touchingPart:IsA("Model") and touchingPart:FindFirstChild(PLAYER_HUMANOID_TAG) then

     local playerHumanoid = touchingPart:FindFirstChild(PLAYER_HUMANOID_TAG)

     if plankPart:FindFirstChild(FALL_TAG) then

       -- Fall through the plank if it has the fall tag

       playerHumanoid:ChangeState(Enum.HumanoidStateType.Freefall)

     elseif plankPart:FindFirstChild(WALK_TAG) then

       -- Allow walking through the plank if it has the walk tag

       plankPart.CanCollide = false

       plankPart.Transparency = 1

     end

   end

end

-- Connect the onTouched function to the Touched event of the plank part

script.Parent.Touched:Connect(onTouched)

```

To use this script, follow these steps:

1. Open Roblox Studio and navigate to the parts that represent the planks in your obby.

2. For the blue and yellow planks that players should fall through, add a StringValue object as a child of each plank part. Name the StringValue "FallPlank".

3. For the green plank that players can walk through, add a StringValue object as a child of the plank part. Name the StringValue "WalkPlank".

4. Create a new Script inside each plank part.

5. Copy and paste the script provided into each Script you created for the plank parts.

6. Save and publish your game.

Now, when a player touches a blue or yellow plank with the "FallPlank" tag, they will fall through it by transitioning into a freefall state. When a player touches the green plank with the "WalkPlank" tag, the plank will become transparent and players can walk through it since `CanCollide` is set to `false` for that plank.

```lua

-- Place this script inside the lava obby piece

-- Constants

local LAVA_DAMAGE = 10 -- The amount of damage the lava should deal to players

-- Function to handle player touching the lava obby piece

local function onTouched(lavaPart)

   local touchingPart = lavaPart.Parent

   -- Check if the touching part is a player's humanoid

   if touchingPart:IsA("Model") and touchingPart:FindFirstChild("Humanoid") then

     local playerHumanoid = touchingPart:FindFirstChild("Humanoid")

     playerHumanoid:TakeDamage(LAVA_DAMAGE)

   end

end

-- Connect the onTouched function to the Touched event of the lava obby piece

script.Parent.Touched:Connect(onTouched)

```

To use this script and create a basic checkered lava obby piece, follow these steps:

1. Open Roblox Studio and create a new part to represent the lava obby piece.

2. Customize the appearance of the part to resemble your desired checkered lava obby piece.

3. Create a new Script inside the lava obby piece part.

4. Copy and paste the script provided into the Script you created.

5. Save and publish your game.

Now, when a player touches the lava obby piece, their `Humanoid` will take damage based on the `LAVA_DAMAGE` constant you set. You can adjust the `LAVA_DAMAGE` value to change the amount of damage the lava should deal to players.

Remember to duplicate this lava obby piece and arrange it to create your checkered lava obby section.

And use regular floor peices for the parts your able to jump on.

Certainly! Here's an example of a Roblox script that makes a character spawn in with a bat when they join the game:

```lua

local function onCharacterAdded(character)

   local humanoid = character:WaitForChild("Humanoid")

   -- Create and position the bat

   local bat = Instance.new("Tool")

   bat.Name = "Bat"

   bat.Parent = humanoid

   -- Adjust the position and rotation of the bat

   bat.GripForward = Vector3.new(-1, 0, 0)

   bat.GripPos = Vector3.new(0, 1, 0)

   -- Customize the bat's appearance (optional)

   -- Replace "rbxassetid://123456789" with the ID of your desired bat asset

   local batHandle = Instance.new("MeshPart")

   batHandle.MeshId = "rbxassetid://123456789"

   batHandle.Parent = bat

   -- Allow the player to equip and use the bat

   humanoid:EquipTool(bat)

end

game.Players.PlayerAdded:Connect(function(player)

   player.CharacterAdded:Connect(onCharacterAdded)

   -- In case the player is already in the game

   if player.Character then

     onCharacterAdded(player.Character)

   end

end)

```

In this script, we create a function called `onCharacterAdded` that is triggered whenever a player's character is added to the game. Inside this function, we create a bat tool and parent it to the player's humanoid. We then adjust the position and rotation of the bat to make it look like the character is holding it.

Additionally, you can customize the bat's appearance by setting the `MeshId` property of the `batHandle` variable to the ID of your desired bat asset. Make sure to replace `"rbxassetid://123456789"` with the appropriate ID.

Finally, we connect the `onCharacterAdded` function to the `CharacterAdded` event for each player that joins the game. This ensures that the bat is given to the character when they spawn. We also call the `onCharacterAdded` function immediately if the player is already in the game when the script runs.

Remember to place this script in a ServerScriptService or a LocalScript if you want it to work in a local game.

```lua

-- Create a furry boss with a health bar of 1000 that can kill the player

local furryBoss = script.Parent -- Assumes the script is a child of the furry boss object

local healthBar = Instance.new("IntValue", furryBoss) -- Create a new IntValue object for the health bar

healthBar.Name = "Health"

healthBar.Value = 1000 -- Set the boss health to 1000

local function onTouched(hit)

   local character = hit.Parent

   local humanoid = character:FindFirstChild("Humanoid")

   if humanoid then

     humanoid.Health = 0 -- Kill the player when touched by the boss

   end

end

local function onHealthChanged(health)

   if health <= 0 then

     furryBoss:Destroy() -- Destroy the boss when its health reaches 0

   end

end

furryBoss.Touched:Connect(onTouched) -- Connect the Touched event to the onTouched function

healthBar:GetPropertyChangedSignal("Value"):Connect(onHealthChanged) -- Connect the health value change event to the onHealthChanged function

```

This script sets the furry boss's health to 1000 and listens for the "Touched" event. When the furry boss touches a player, it will kill the player by setting their health to 0. Additionally, the script listens for the health value change event and destroys the boss object when its health reaches 0.

To add the commands I used Roblox game, you can utilize Lua scripting. Firstly, create a script and insert it into a tool in Roblox Studio. Inside the script, define a list of admin usernames, replacing the placeholders with actual usernames. This list will determine who has admin privileges. Next, implement a function called "isAdmin" that checks if a player is an admin based on their username. This function iterates through the list of admins and returns true if a match is found.

To create specific admin commands, define functions for each command you want to implement. For example, you can have a "teleportCommand" function that takes a player and destination as arguments. Within this function, check if the player is an admin and if so, use the "MoveTo" method to teleport their character to the specified destination. Similarly, you can create a "spawnCommand" function that allows admins to spawn items in the game. Again, check if the player is an admin, and if so, use the appropriate Roblox API methods to create and position the desired item in the game world. To tie everything together, use the "game.Players.PlayerAdded" event to add the admin commands to each player upon joining. Inside this event, create a folder called "AdminCommands" for the player and add the specific admin commands to that folder. Use the "Changed" event of each command to execute the corresponding function when the command's value is modified.

Examples on what I did

-- Insert this script into a Tool in Roblox Studio

-- Define the list of admins (replace with actual player usernames)

local admins = {

   "Admin1",

   "Admin2",

   "Admin3"

}

-- Function to check if a player is an admin

local function isAdmin(player)

   local playerName = player.Name

   for _, admin in ipairs(admins) do

     if playerName == admin then

       return true

     end

   end

   return false

end

-- Command to teleport a player

local function teleportCommand(player, destination)

   if isAdmin(player) then

     local character = player.Character

     if character and destination then

       character:MoveTo(destination.Position)

     end

   end

end

-- Command to spawn an item

local function spawnCommand(player, item)

   if isAdmin(player) then

     local workspace = game:GetService("Workspace")

     if item and workspace then

       local newItem = Instance.new("Part")

       newItem.Name = item

       newItem.Position = player.Character.HumanoidRootPart.Position

       newItem.Parent = workspace

     end

   end

end

-- Add admin commands

game.Players.PlayerAdded:Connect(function(player)

   local adminCommands = {}

   -- Teleport command

   local teleportCmd = Instance.new("StringValue")

   teleportCmd.Name = "TeleportCommand"

   teleportCmd.Value = "teleport"

   teleportCmd.Parent = adminCommands

   teleportCmd.Changed:Connect(function()

     teleportCommand(player, teleportCmd.Value)

   end)

   -- Spawn command

   local spawnCmd = Instance.new("StringValue")

   spawnCmd.Name = "SpawnCommand"

   spawnCmd.Value = "spawn"

   spawnCmd.Parent = adminCommands

   spawnCmd.Changed:Connect(function()

     spawnCommand(player, spawnCmd.Value)

   end)

   -- Create admin commands folder for the player

   local playerFolder = Instance.new("Folder")

   playerFolder.Name = "AdminCommands"

   playerFolder.Parent = player

   -- Add the commands to the player folder

   adminCommands.Parent = playerFolder

end)

```lua

-- Insert this script into a ServerScriptService

-- Leaderboard dictionary

local leaderboard = {}

-- Function to update the leaderboard

local function updateLeaderboard(player)

   local playerName = player.Name

   local leaderStats = player:WaitForChild("leaderstats", math.huge)

   local playerScore = leaderStats:WaitForChild("Score").Value

   if leaderboard[playerName] then

     leaderboard[playerName].Score = playerScore

   else

     leaderboard[playerName] = {

       Player = player,

       Score = playerScore

     }

   end

end

-- Function to sort and display the leaderboard

local function displayLeaderboard()

   local sortedLeaderboard = {}

   for playerName, data in pairs(leaderboard) do

     table.insert(sortedLeaderboard, {

       PlayerName = playerName,

       Score = data.Score

     })

   end

   table.sort(sortedLeaderboard, function(a, b)

     return a.Score > b.Score

   end)

   for i, data in ipairs(sortedLeaderboard) do

     local rank = i

     local playerName = data.PlayerName

     local playerScore = data.Score

     print(string.format("Rank %d: %s - Score: %d", rank, playerName, playerScore))

   end

end

-- Update leaderboard when player joins or their score changes

game.Players.PlayerAdded:Connect(function(player)

   player.leaderstats.ChildAdded:Connect(function()

     updateLeaderboard(player)

     displayLeaderboard()

   end)

end)

-- Update leaderboard when player leaves

game.Players.PlayerRemoving:Connect(function(player)

   leaderboard[player.Name] = nil

   displayLeaderboard()

end)

```

The above script creates a leaderboard system in Roblox. It defines a dictionary called "leaderboard" to store player data, including their scores. The "updateLeaderboard" function is responsible for updating the leaderboard by retrieving the player's score and storing it in the dictionary The "displayLeaderboard" function sorts the leaderboard data based on scores in descending order and then prints the rank, player name, and score for each player. The script uses Roblox's events to update the leaderboard when a player joins or leaves the game, as well as when their score changes. Whenever a player's score changes, the leaderboard is updated and displayed by calling the respective functions.This leaderboard system can be customized further by adding additional fields or functionality, such as displaying player avatars or implementing a GUI-based leaderboard display in the game.

Note: Make sure to place the script in a ServerScriptService to ensure it runs on the server and not the client.

To create a platform with four walls, a disappearing staircase, and furries running around in a separate room, you can use Roblox Studio and Lua scripting. Here's the script I used.

```lua

-- Insert this script into a Part in Roblox Studio

-- Variables

local platform = script.Parent

local stairs = platform:WaitForChild("Stairs")

local furriesRoom = script.Parent.Parent:WaitForChild("FurriesRoom")

-- Disappearing staircase

local function disappearStairs()

   stairs.Transparency = 1

   stairs.CanCollide = false

end

-- Trigger event when player steps on the stairs

stairs.Touched:Connect(function(part)

   local player = game.Players:GetPlayerFromCharacter(part.Parent)

   if player then

     disappearStairs()

   end

end)

-- Furries in the room

local function createFurries()

   for i = 1, 5 do

     local furry = Instance.new("Part")

     furry.Name = "Furry" .. i

     furry.Size = Vector3.new(2, 2, 2)

     furry.BrickColor = BrickColor.new("Bright orange")

     furry.Parent = furriesRoom

   end

end

-- Function to move furries randomly

local function moveFurriesRandomly()

   local furries = furriesRoom:GetChildren()

   for _, furry in ipairs(furries) do

     if furry:IsA("BasePart") then

       local randomPos = furriesRoom.Position + Vector3.new(

         math.random(-10, 10),

         furry.Size.Y / 2,

         math.random(-10, 10)

       )

       furry:MoveTo(randomPos)

     end

   end

end

-- Move furries randomly every 5 seconds

while true do

   wait(5)

   moveFurriesRandomly()

end

-- Create furries and move them initially

createFurries()

moveFurriesRandomly()

```

In this scenario, the script assumes you have a platform with four walls and a staircase as a child of the script's parent. Additionally, there should be a separate room called "FurriesRoom" within the same hierarchy where furries will be spawned.

The script includes a function called "disappearStairs" that makes the stairs transparent and non-collidable when a player touches them. This function is triggered by the "Touched" event of the stairs.

The script also creates five furry NPCs in the "FurriesRoom" using the "createFurries" function. These furries are represented by orange-colored parts. Another function called "moveFurriesRandomly" moves the furries to random positions within the room.

The script utilizes Lua, the scripting language of Roblox, and Roblox Studio, the development environment. By following a step-by-step process, you can create a script that triggers the appearance of the furry boss and makes it laugh upon a player joining the game. The script listens for the "PlayerAdded" event, which fires when a player joins the game. When this event occurs, the script searches for a model named "FurryBoss" in the game's workspace. If found, it retrieves the humanoid part of the boss and plays the designated laughing animation or sound. This creates an immersive and entertaining experience for players as they are greeted by the humorous and lively furry boss upon entering the game world, for a quick 8 seconds.

local function onPlayerAdded(player)

   -- Create the furry boss model

   local furryBoss = game.Workspace:FindFirstChild("FurryBoss")

   if furryBoss then

     -- Play the laughing animation or sound

     -- Replace "LaughAnimation" with the actual animation name or sound ID

     furryBoss:FindFirstChild("Humanoid"):LoadAnimation(game.ReplicatedStorage.LaughAnimation):Play()

   end

end

game.Players.PlayerAdded:Connect(onPlayerAdded)

```lua

local floor = script.Parent -- Assumes the script is placed inside the floor part

local function changeFloorColor()

   floor.BrickColor = BrickColor.new("Bright red") -- Change floor color to red

end

local function onPlayerTouch(part)

   local player = game.Players:GetPlayerFromCharacter(part.Parent)

   if player then

     player.Character.Humanoid.Health = 0 -- Set player's health to 0 to make them die

   end

end

wait(5) -- Wait for 5 seconds

changeFloorColor()

floor.Touched:Connect(onPlayerTouch)

```

This script is written in Lua, the scripting language used in Roblox. It creates a functionality where touching the floor causes the player to die, and after 5 seconds, the floor changes its color to red.

The script starts by assigning the parent object of the script (the floor) to the `floor` variable. This allows us to refer to the floor easily.

The changeFloorColor() function changes the `Brick Color` property of the floor to Bright red using BrickColor.new(). This function is called after waiting for 5 seconds using the (wait)function. The onPlayerTouch() function is triggered whenever the floor is touched by a part. It checks if the part's parent is a player's character, using game.Players:GetPlayerFromCharacter(). If the player is found, it sets their character's Humanoid.Health to 0, causing them to die.

Finally, the script connects the `Touched` event of the floor to the `onPlayerTouch()` function, so that it is executed whenever the floor is touched. With this script, when a player touches the floor, they will die instantly, and after 5 seconds.