How I Made My RUST_010 Roblox Games

As a continuation to my last video, I decided to explain how some of the features in my RUST_010 games were made. I also made a quick RUST styled horror game from scratch to show how I usually go about making them. If you'd like to see any other RUST related content, let me know what you'd like to see in the comments!

[ultra_]

video is good but as a scripter, the scirpts made my eyes bleed

[justgarfield]

Its insane how Rust_010 went from one fo the most mysterious and feared Roblox users into friendly chill YouTuber

[NegitaveIQ]

love how this guy was "scary" back in the good old days of 2018, and now he's a cool youtuber. Love this guy.

[helplessdude]

this was a very interesting video to watch as a novice in developing! seeing a little bit of your side to rust was very eye-opening, going so far as to showing your whole thought process during the creation of these games and even making a demonstration has helped me understand your game making philosophy a lot better! as someone who is currently working on a horror game i will definetely think about the ideas and techniques you've covered and do my best to incorporate them in my projects from now on. thank you!

[xqyiz]

this is so cool because your games were, and are still unsettling. i love how the scripts that are labeled as simple now can look so creepy, and disturbing.

i admire how you made all of this in a time where coding n scripting was a hard thing, and yes, it’s still hard, but making all of this from scratch in a time like that? that’s inspiration.

[sparrrow]

As a roblox developer, I appreciate rust (not his old code) for releasing games to the public to hopefully let more people into roblox developing and coding. Its hard for people to learn but because of people like you, new coders have the opportunity to help the community grow

[georgegirard]

It's so great to see the behind the scenes on these games. Thanks Rust, you have my respect

[Tim_-jivy]

I've always wondered how these games worked and always loved the ambiance and environments they had.. It's so cool to be able to dig into it in studio now. Thank you so much for what you have brought us!

[XSwept]

Rust is incredible that he’s really friendly and was also a big part of roblox history and I look up to him as he’s also my fav roblox myth, love you man!

[Nightslayer]

Y'know, most people that made something like a myth resent it long after making it, but it's awesome you found peace. Love the content, keep it up!

[paragon-labs]

A new feature i found and use in my games is the wind feature. Particles and effects (when enabled) will be blown away by the wind, in whatever direction you specify, and at what speed (of wind) you specify. The dynamic terrain grass also reacts to this, blowing in the direction of the wind. I would recommend using it.

[gamingonamonday]

Ill never forget the time I spent roaming around your games getting scared and trying to piece things together like some kind of detective, cheers.

[iinanomaniac]

I have one question. Back to the monster in “Can you see it?”, what was up with its spawn and despawn conditions? It was so interesting to have a monster (in Flamingo’s scenario) spawn after an hour upon joining. It’s so genius to keep the player exploring a large map while on edge, only to traumatise them just as they start to feel relaxed.

Also, your myth (at the time) started a domino effect in my life that completely changed me as a person. It’s a very long story, so I just want to say thank you. You’re awesome.

[lenabreland]

Thanks :) I love your games. I found out about you from Albert, me and a lot of other people thought of you as this mysterious being. Your games were so creepy and you deserve the success and popularity you got from them.

[VariantBank]

This is the only other video i've ever watched that gave me so much inspiration and determination to go spend hours on something.

[surge-rynl]

Hey rust, I just wanted to say thank you for uncopylocking some of your games, even if only three. We really appreciate it man. I also enjoyed the video, they’ve been pretty enjoyable recently.

[scotdotwtf]

I think this is really sweet of you to allow people to download and make theyre on rust type games!

[thatoneguy]

i remember working on a massive project as a homage to one of the first horror manga i read but i ended out dropping it as my coding knowledge was next to non
its oddly inspiring to see people like you just outright telling people their methods
thanks alot

[RollingJim]

we must get this man to meet flamingo with a voice call

[tehoteho]

i've always wondered how this man makes good games, now i'm motivated to build my own games

thanks rust_010