HOW TO FIX BUGS / ERRORS IN ROBLOX STUDIO

Bugs and errors in your Roblox games can be annoying to fix. This video will walk you through how to fix your bugs and why you shouldn’t give up at the first hurdle when you find one, because they are part and parcel of being a Roblox developer.

Every developer will face bugs through their career, but it’s the problem solving skills that you develop whilst fixing these bugs which will turn you into a successful developer.

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Roblox username: Alvin_Blox

The music in this video is licensed from Epidemic Sound

[taylor]

To the people who say “I give up”,

There are a few reasons why you shouldn’t:
1) It’s literally a tutorial, if you made a mistake, you weren’t paying attention to it carefully
B) Would you be playing piggy if Minitoon gave up?
iii) Alvin doesn’t make videos only for people to give up

[MalakaiPrograms]

The worst thing is having a bug that doesn't error.

[dregwu]

who saw the *“I GIVE UP IM PLAYING MINECRAFT”* reply

[reigninbloodaraya]

I never give up on scripting, if i make a mistake ill look for an error in my script like a spelling problem or something, even if i cant fix it im still happy i learned something for the next time. Yesterday i finished your weight lifting simulator tutorial, and the bug was that when i left the game i had the same amount of rebirths as strenght. But it doesnt matter. What matters is, is that i learned from it <3

[MustafaAbbasi]

Read to success is practice and patience and that applies for but fixing.

[mikekladovasilakis]

a week ago i was working on my first game, a simple tycoon. came across some bugs and got frustrated. after trying to fix it for 20-30mins i decided to rewrite the code. i now feel good about my self realizing how many people just give up. this pushes me to keep working hard. you guys should never give up. keep working hard toward your goals. keep trying.

[imHiruka]

The longer the videos, the better they teach you!
Keep it up and I am waiting for a string manipulation tutorial also built-in Lua functions would be good as well!

[lookatmynewchannel]

"3:58"

Error. {go to your script to your script} is not a valid command.

[Ivan-gdyl]

I whant to be a roblox developer but my laptop is broken :P

[therandomshow]

You gotta admit, this is inspiring!

(Also, I was following a tutorial of yours about GUIs and came across a problem, it took awhile to solve the mystery but I eventually solved it!)

[lexillix]

Ive learnt all basics of scripting from you. Im moving into advanced scripting. Thank you! :)

[iscriptfast]

Nice Video! Did not watch the whole video but will watch it soon when I have some free time, keep up the great work!

[Purepoints]

This video is actually inspired me to never give up even though I've been trying to get my scripts to work for 3 years straight but none of them worked even if i'd look back 57 times, no joke.

[tacticalturtle]

Hey Alvin, just wanted to thank you for your hard work on your channel. I am now a game developer on Roblox who scripts, and even has a 5 person dev team. We don’t really make money, but that isn’t our purpose. We make games for fun, and for the background profit. I just really appreciate all you have done. Lastly, I hope you and anybody reading this and their families are doing well during these rough times.

[Mangsidig]

Thanks Alvin! I've been working hard, and learned so much scripting in just a week!

[builderboy]

"If at first you don't succeed, try and try again" is the phrase I use to remind myself that I am not perfect but there's a logical fix to my problem. I may not have developed a game using Roblox Studio, but I have experienced the frustration of code failing to work as intended; I never gave up, unless I made a project to large of a scale that I lose motivation. Learning to program may seem easy on the surface, but the more you dive into it, it gets complex. Everyone that provides tutorials, such as AlvinBlox, are trying to help simplify the never-ending hole that is programming, and I respect their decision to do so because there are limitless possibilities of programming that can be opened up through such tutorials.

[SsjSolomon]

Hey Alvin Your The Best Developer In The World Thank You For Your Tutorials

[MrMustardBottle]

lol i remember when your voice was so high pitched

[bobtheknob]

Thank you for the tutorials it helps a lot of people! I’m planning on making a prison type game and have watched some of your vids to help me get started

[tavin]

dude youre really inpirintg man im loving you're series and you tauhgt me to script you doos =)