Roblox Studio Lesson 17

What does the Output window help you do in Roblox Studio?

• Play background music

• Check the leaderboard

• View errors and messages from scripts

• Create terrain

Using print() inside a script is helpful for tracking values during debugging.

• True

• False

Match each tool or method to its purpose in debugging.

• Shows what’s happening in your code

• Play

• Finding elements

• Output Window

• Simulate game as a player

• Explorer

• Displays errors and print messages

• print()

If your sound in Roblox Studio is not playing, make sure its ....

• soundid is properly configured

• sound is muted in the settings
• sound file is too large
• sound is playing in a different game

Why might your GUI not show during gameplay?

• You added it to Workspace instead of StarterGui

• Your script doesn’t have print statements

• Your game isn’t published

• The part is too small

The game should only be tested in Studio’s Edit Mode.

• True

• False

Organize these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) Server-Side

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(b) Client-Side

• LocalScript

• Output window

• Explorer

• print()

• ServerScript