Sounds & Sound Groups - Roblox Advanced Scripting #9

ooh free tacos I am quite hungry oh no [Music] T okay okay you might ask what the heck that was about that was pretty much my introduction to what we're going to be talking about in this episode which is going to be sounds and sound groups and so in any video game you can think of

not even just Roblox but any video game sound design is one of the most important aspects to a video game because it enhances the gameplay experience for everybody that's playing the game like imagine the example that I just showed you like 30 seconds ago without any sounds it would probably sound less cringe sure but but those

sounds are able to amplify the gameplay experience for everybody that's playing the game and so that's what I'm going to be showing you how to do inside of this episode so with that being said let's jump straight into the episode all right let's think about this for a minute now that we know sounds exist where do we

find these sounds or in this case audio well there's two places of finding these sounds and the first one is from the Roblox website itself in the creators tab but I'm going to be showing you the second way of finding these audio and that is from the toolbox if you don't remember where the toolboxes there's two

ways of finding it so the first one is if you go to home there should be this toolbox button under the insert category if we click that then we should see a toolbox popup that shows us a whole whole bunch of community created resources that we can Implement straight into our Roblox game the second place to

find this is by going to view and then clicking on the toolbox um button that shows right here I mentioned this previously when I introduced the toolbox you should generally not use this toolbox because there's a lot of backdoor scripts in a lot of these Community created assets so I would be very cautious implementing these inside