Stage 9: Kinetic KillWall

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Prerequisites: Before You Dive In!

Prepare yourselves for the next adventure! Before embarking on Stage 9's thrilling journey through the Kinetic KillwWall, ensure you've conquered the following challenges:

1. Intro

Begin your journey into the world of obstacles and challenges.

2. Setup

Lay the groundwork for your adventure by preparing your environment.

3. Stage 1: Ascending Walls

Scale towering walls to reach new heights.

4. Stage 2: Sphere Stairs

Navigate a staircase of spheres to advance.

5. Stage 3: Plank Walkway

Traverse a precarious path made of planks.

6. Stage 4: KillBrick Path

Brave a path littered with deadly obstacles.

7. Stage 5: Fireball Footpath

Dodge fireballs as you make your way forward.

8. Stage 6: Military Minefield

Navigate through a field of hidden dangers.

9. Stage 7: Rolling Rocks

Evade rolling boulders as you progress.

10. Stage 8: Spinning KillBricks

Conquer platforms while avoiding spinning obstacles.

Once you've triumphed over these trials, you'll be ready to face the Kinetic KillWall head-on!🚀🌟

Objective 🧐🗿

Get ready for the pulse-pounding excitement of Stage 9: Kinetic Killwall! Brace yourselves as you dive into a whirlwind of action and strategy.

Description 📖🪶

Let's raise the stakes in Stage 9 by adding a thrilling twist to our doorways - they'll flicker on and off, adding an extra layer of excitement to our adventure!

We are going to create a script that makes a part in Roblox change its color and whether it can be collided with or not. Here's what we want to accomplish:

1. Change Color:

The part will switch between green and red.

2. Toggle Collision:

The part will change whether it can be collided with or not when it changes color.

3. Repeat Continuously:

The part will keep changing color and collision status in a loop.

By doing this, the part will keep switching colors and collision states, creating an interesting effect.

Instructions and Code Logic 📝📚

Step 1 - Set Up the Starting Variables

• Create a variable for the part by setting it to the Parent of the script.

• Create a variable for the green color.

• Create a variable for the red color.

• Create a variable for the delay between swaps (swapDelay).

Step 2 - Create a Function

• Define a function named swapColor.

• Inside the function, change the part's color to green and set CanCollide to false.

• Pause the function for the swapDelay.

• Change the part's color to red and set CanCollide to true.

• Pause the function for the swapDelay.

Step 3 - Create an Infinite Loop

• Create a loop that runs forever using while true do.

• Inside the loop, call the swapColor function to keep swapping the part's color and collision status.

Putting It All Together 🔧🔩

• Start by setting up your part and color variables.

• Define a function named swapColor to change the part's color and collision status.

• Inside the function, switch the part's color and collision state and pause for the swapDelay.

• Create an infinite loop using while true do to keep calling the swapColor function.

Medium: A moving kill wall that changes speed randomly!

Description 📖🪶

We are going to create a script that makes a part in Roblox move back and forth continuously along the Z-axis. Additionally, if a player touches the part, their health will be set to zero. Here's what we want to accomplish:

1. Move Back and Forth:

The part will move back and forth along the Z-axis.

2. Random Speed:

The speed of the movement will be updated randomly.

3. Detect Touch:

If a player touches the part, their health will be set to zero.

By doing this, the part will create a dynamic movement and interaction with players in the game.

Instructions and Code Logic 📝📚

Step 1 - Set Up the Starting Variables

• Create a variable for the part by setting it to the Parent of the script.

Step 2 - Create a Function

• Define a function named PlayerTouched that takes a part (Part) as an argument.

• Inside the function, get the parent of the touched part (which should be a player's character).

• Check if the parent is a player's character.

• If it is, set the player's health to zero.

• Connect the PlayerTouched function to the part's Touched event.

Step 3 - Create an Infinite Loop

• Create a loop that runs forever using while true do.

• Inside the loop, update the speed randomly.

• Move the part backwards along the Z-axis in small steps.

• Wait for a short time before moving again.

• Update the speed randomly.

• Move the part forwards along the Z-axis in small steps.

• Wait for a short time before moving again.

• The loop will automatically start running and moving the part back and forth.

Putting It All Together 🔧🔩

• Start by setting up your part.

• Define a function to handle player touch.

• Connect the PlayerTouched function to the part's Touched event.

• Create an infinite loop to keep moving the part back and forth.

• Use the wait function to pause the loop during each iteration.

Hard: Add in some unpredictability with random pauses!

Description 📖🪶

We are going to create a script that makes a part in Roblox move back and forth continuously using tweens. The part will pause randomly during its movement and will reset a player's health to zero if touched. Here's what we want to accomplish:

1. Move Back and Forth:

The part will move forward and backward along the Z-axis.

2. Random Speed and Pauses:

The speed of the movement and pauses will be random.

3. Detect Touch:

If a player touches the part, their health will be set to zero.

By doing this, the part will create a dynamic and interactive environment.

Instructions and Code Logic 📝📚

Step 1 - Set Up the Starting Variables

• Get the TweenService from the game.

• Create a variable for the part by setting it to the Parent of the script.

Step 2 - Create a Function

• Define a function named PlayerTouched that takes a part (Part) as an argument.

• Inside the function, get the parent of the touched part (which should be a player's character).

• Check if the parent is a player's character.

• If it is, set the player's health to zero.

• Connect the PlayerTouched function to the part's Touched event.

• Define a function named getRandomPause that returns a random pause duration between 1 and 2 seconds.

• Define a function named getRandomSpeed that returns a random speed between 1 and 3 seconds.

• Define the maximum distance the part will move (maxDistance).

• Store the initial position of the part.

• Define a function named createTween that takes a target position and speed as arguments.

• Inside the function, set up the tween information (duration, easing style, direction, repeat count, reverse, delay).

• Create and return the tween to move the part to the target position.

• Define a function named movePart.

• Inside the function, create a loop that runs forever using while true do.

• In each loop iteration, create and play a tween to move the part forward.

• Pause randomly during the tween's playback.

• Create and play a tween to move the part backward.

• Pause randomly during the tween's playback.

• Call the spawn function with movePart to start the movement.

Putting It All Together 🔧🔩

• Start by setting up your part and services.

• Define functions to handle player touch, generate random pauses and speed, and create tweens.

• Create a function to handle continuous movement with random pauses.

• Connect the player touch function to the part's Touched event.

• Call the spawn function to start the movement.

Hooray! By navigating the twists and turns of Stage 9: Kinetic KillWall, you've showcased incredible bravery and ingenuity! Onward to Stage 10, where new adventures eagerly await your arrival! 🌟