We’ll define the function with three parameters. It will be used for when the player selects a colour and when Simon is playing back a pattern or showing that we won or lost.

To start off we’ll work on our function that shows a colour has been selected. Thus, functions we will need are as follows: If the player fails the pattern, they restart at round 1.If the player completes the pattern, they move onto round n+1.The player must repeat back the pattern in order.A pattern of n-length is showed to the player.It doesn’t matter much though from the standpoint of a learning tool so I haven’t bothered to change it.įor those of you who have never played Simon says the rules are as follows: Local colours = model:WaitForChild('Colours'):GetChildren()Įdit: I actually learned these are not the rules of Simon says after I posted this on scripting helpers. Local sound = model:WaitForChild('BasePart'):WaitForChild('Sound') Local centerClick = model:WaitForChild('Center'):WaitForChild('ClickDetector') You are by no means forced to use the exact model hierarchy that I use, but it’s important that you have an idea of where my script is in relation to what. The only thing I’ll be going into this with is the model I made for Simon. Numeric for loops and dictionary iteration.We will be going over how we can make our very own game of Simon says!īefore you start reading this post I recommend you brush up on a few things if you aren’t familiar with them already.

Today’s post is instead going to be aimed at those of you who are newer to the platform, and are looking for a project to practice your skills on. Most of the posts that I make tend to be very mathematical and aimed at experienced developers. The original can be found here.įorgot to post this one to the devforum so here ya go! This guide was originally written for scriptinghelpers.

Trinity and beyond roblox simon says