Stage 10: Puzzle Room

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Prerequisites: Before You Dive In!

Prepare yourself for the thrilling challenge of Stage 10: Puzzle Room! Make sure to reach these requirements before jumping in!

1. Intro

Get acquainted with the basics of Roblox Studio and Obby creation.

2. Setup

Learn how to set up your workspace and get ready for Obby building.

3. Stage 1: Ascending Walls

Conquer the heights by navigating ascending walls.

4. Stage 2: Sphere Stairs

Climb your way up through spheres arranged as stairs.

5. Stage 3: Plank Walkway

Balance your way across a precarious plank walkway.

6. Stage 4: KillBrick Path

Maneuver through a path filled with dangerous kill bricks.

7. Stage 5: Fireball Footpath

Dodge fireballs as you traverse through a fiery obstacle course.

8. Stage 6: Military Minefield

Navigate through a treacherous minefield, avoiding deadly explosives.

9. Stage 7: Rolling Rocks

Dodge rolling boulders as you make your way through rocky terrain.

10. Stage 8: Spinning KillBricks

Face the challenge of spinning kill bricks, testing your reflexes and agility.

11. Stage 9: Kinetic KillWall

Navigate through a wall of kinetic obstacles, requiring quick thinking and precise movements.

Once you've conquered these stages, you'll be ready to tackle the mind-bending challenges of the Puzzle Room!🚀🌟

Congratulations on reaching this point, brave adventurer! The Puzzle Room awaits with its intricate challenges and thrilling puzzles. Prepare yourself for an unforgettable experience in the world of Roblox. Let the adventure continue!

Objective 🧐🗿

Gear up for the ultimate adventure! You're about to embark on the final leg of our Obby journey! Brace yourselves as we dive into the exhilarating challenge of Stage 10: Puzzle Room!

Description 📖🪶

Ready to tackle the ultimate challenge? Let’s dive into the mind-bending adventure of Stage 10: Puzzle Room! Prepare to push your limits as you solve clever puzzles and unlock the secrets of this tricky room. Are you up for the challenge?

We are going to create a script that makes buttons in Roblox follow a specific order. When the buttons are pressed in the correct order, a wall will be destroyed. Here's what we want to accomplish:

1. Define Button Order:

The script will have a specific order in which buttons need to be pressed.

2. Check Button Presses:

The script will check if the buttons are pressed in the correct order.

3. Play Sounds:

The script will play a sound when the correct or incorrect button is pressed.

4. Destroy Wall:

When all buttons are pressed in the correct order, a wall will be destroyed, and the buttons will be removed.

By doing this, we will create a fun challenge for players to press the buttons in the correct order to destroy the wall.

Instructions and Code Logic 📝📚

Step 1 - Set Up Starting Variables

• Create a variable for the order of button colors (buttonOrder).

• Create a variable to keep track of the current button index (currentButtonIndex).

• Create variables for the red, green, and blue buttons by setting them to their respective parents (redButton, greenButton, blueButton).

• Create a table to store references to all the buttons (buttons).

• Create variables for the correct and incorrect sounds (correctSound, incorrectSound).

Step 2 - Create the Functions

• Define a function named checkButtonOrder that takes a buttonPressed argument.

• Inside the function, check if the buttonPressed matches the current button in the order.

• If correct, play the correct sound and move to the next button in the order.

• If all buttons are pressed correctly, destroy the wall and remove the buttons.

• If incorrect, reset the button index and play the incorrect sound.

• Define a function named buttonClicked that takes a color argument.

• Return a function that calls checkButtonOrder with the given color.

• Connect the buttonClicked function to each button's MouseClick event, passing the respective color.

Putting It All Together 🔧🔩

• Start by setting up your button order, index, buttons, and sounds.

• Define a function named checkButtonOrder to handle checking the button presses.

• Define a function named buttonClicked to handle button clicks.

• Connect the buttonClicked function to each button's MouseClick event.

Medium: Have the buttons react to your presses in the chat!

Description 📖🪶

We are going to create a script that handles a button sequence game in Roblox. The script will check if the buttons are clicked in the correct order, display a chat message when a button is correctly pressed, and play sounds based on the correctness of the button clicks. If the order is correct, a wall will be destroyed. Here's what we want to accomplish:

1. Check Button Order:

The script will check if the buttons are clicked in the correct order.

2. Display Chat Message:

Show a chat message when the correct button is pressed.

3. Play Sounds:

Correct and incorrect sounds will be played based on the button clicks.

4. Destroy Wall:

If the sequence is completed correctly, a wall will be destroyed.

By doing this, we will create an interactive game where players need to click buttons in the correct order to progress.

Instructions and Code Logic 📝📚

Step 1 - Set Up the Starting Variables

• Define the order of the buttons to be clicked (buttonOrder).

• Initialize the current button index (currentButtonIndex).

• Create variables for the red, green, and blue buttons by setting them to the corresponding children of the script's parent.

• Store the button references in a table (buttons).

• Create variables for the correct and incorrect sounds from the workspace.

Step 2 - Create a Function

• Define a function named checkButtonOrder that takes the button color as an argument.

• Inside the function, check if the clicked button matches the current button in the sequence.

• If correct, play the correct sound, show a chat message, and move to the next button in the sequence.

• If the sequence is completed, destroy the wall and reset the buttons.

• If incorrect, play the incorrect sound and reset the sequence.

• Define a function named buttonClicked that takes the button color as an argument.

• Inside the function, call checkButtonOrder with the button color.

• Connect the buttonClicked function to the MouseClick event for each button.

Putting It All Together 🔧🔩

• Start by setting up your buttons, sounds, and button order.

• Define functions to check the button order, display chat messages, and handle button clicks.

• Connect the functions to the appropriate button events.

Hard: Make the buttons move in and out like real buttons!

Description 📖🪶

We are going to create a script that handles a button sequence game in Roblox. The script will animate buttons when they are clicked and check if the clicks follow a specific order. If the order is correct, a wall will be destroyed, and if it's incorrect, the sequence will reset. Here's what we want to accomplish:

1. Animate Buttons:

Buttons will move slightly when clicked to provide feedback.

2. Check Button Order:

The script will check if the buttons are clicked in the correct order.

3. Play Sounds:

Correct and incorrect sounds will be played based on the button clicks.

4. Destroy Wall:

If the sequence is completed correctly, a wall will be destroyed.

By doing this, we will create an interactive game where players need to click buttons in the correct order to progress.

Instructions and Code Logic 📝📚

Step 1 - Set Up the Starting Variables

• Get the TweenService from the game.

• Define the order of the buttons to be clicked (buttonOrder).

• Initialize the current button index (currentButtonIndex).

• Create variables for the red, green, and blue buttons by setting them to the corresponding children of the script's parent.

• Store the button references in a table (buttons).

• Create variables for the correct and incorrect sounds from the workspace.

Step 2 - Create a Function

• Define a function named createButtonTween to create a tween animation for a button.

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

• Create a tween to move the button to the end position and return the tween.

• Define a function named animateButton that takes a button as an argument.

• Inside the function, get the original position of the button.

• Calculate the end position by moving the button backward slightly.

• Create and play the tween animation.

• Define a function named checkButtonOrder that takes the button color as an argument.

• Inside the function, check if the clicked button matches the current button in the sequence.

• If correct, play the correct sound and move to the next button in the sequence.

• If the sequence is completed, destroy the wall and reset the buttons.

• If incorrect, play the incorrect sound and reset the sequence.

• Define a function named buttonClicked that takes the button color as an argument.

• Inside the function, animate the clicked button and check the button order.

• Connect the buttonClicked function to the MouseClick event for each button.

Putting It All Together 🔧🔩

• Start by setting up your buttons, sounds, and button order.

• Define functions to animate button clicks, check the button order, and handle button clicks.

• Connect the functions to the appropriate button events.

Congratulations! 🥳🎉

You did it! The final piece of the puzzle is in place, and victory is within reach!

Have a Party!

Now it's time to celebrate your triumph! Create a vibrant party area filled with:

• Decorations,
• Exciting rewards for the Player,
• Let your imagination run wild as you design a space that reflects the excitement of completing the Obby.

Congratulations on conquering all 10 stages of the Obby! Now, it's time to share your creation with friends and family and see if they can rise to the challenge!