How to Make Your Own Racing Game in Roblox-PART II- (3rd-9th Grade)THIS IS AN INTERMEDIATE CLASS!

**This is a continuation course for those students who attended the How to Make Your Own Racing Game in Roblox-PART I- (3rd-9th Grade)THIS IS A BEGINNER CLASS!**

If you enjoy games like Mario Kart, Need For Speed, and Burnout, this class is for you!  Students will learn to replicate those games onto Roblox, and while doing so learn programming concepts along the way. The instructor will also show students what the game looks like in multiplayer and see it evolve trackside. 

This camp focuses on building a strong foundation in Roblox. Roblox Studio is an educational tool where the opportunities for creativity and imagination are limitless. In Roblox Studio we will create experiences and worlds spanning a variety of genres, from interactive stories, games, and themes, to role-playing adventures. This is an INTERMEDIATE class for students who have experience with Roblox, and who have taken the BEGINNER- Part I "Make Your Own Racing Game in Roblox Class." 

Course Outline:

• Creating Custom objects: The cars, racetrack, and custom designs
• Creating Realism: Sounds, if statements, animation, and gravity
• Damage Modifiers: Speed modifiers based on powerups and pickups
• Creating Leaderboards & timesheets with variables
• Graphical User Interface (GUI)
• Putting all the mechanics and algorithms together

Prior to Class:

Please make sure a Roblox account is set up, and your child knows their login information.

Please Download and Install Roblox Studio here: www.roblox.com/create

Be sure to use a desktop or a laptop for this class as Roblox Studio cannot be accessed with a tablet.

Prerequisite: 
Please register for this class if your child has attended How to Make Your Own Racing Game in Roblox-PART I- (3rd-9th Grade)THIS IS A BEGINNER CLASS

Hey Parents! Check out the latest Roblox news in Popular Science.

https://www.popsci.com/diy/roblox-parents-guide/

Note: Article and excerpt are taken from Popular Science, written by Jean Levasseur

"Is Roblox good for kids? In a word, yes. Because of the huge variety of available games, there are experiences that will appeal to children of all ages and interests. Roblox isn't one game—it's a vast collection of "experiences." I asked the kids at our morning bus stop (kindergarteners, first- and second-graders) what games I should check out for this article, and they gave me a long list. One thing I found striking is that these younger kids tended to prefer role-playing games."

Important Note: Our system will send you the link to join the class 30 minutes prior to the start time of the class.

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