roblox cliker

Okay, so I wanted to make a simple clicker game in Roblox. I’ve messed around with Roblox Studio before, but nothing too serious. This time, I figured, why not try something everyone can get into? A clicker game seemed like a good, manageable project.

Getting Started

First things first, I opened up Roblox Studio and created a new place. I didn’t need anything fancy, just the basic template. Then, I added a ScreenGui to the StarterGui. This is where all the user interface stuff will live.

Inside the ScreenGui, I put in a TextButton. This is what players will be clicking. I renamed it to something obvious like “ClickButton.” I also threw in a TextLabel to display the click count. I called that one “ClickCountLabel.”

Making it Work

Now for the actual code. I added a LocalScript inside the “ClickButton.” This script will handle the clicking action and update the counter.

Here’s the basic logic I went with:

• I declared a variable called clicks and set it to 0. This will store the number of times the button has been clicked.
• I got a reference to the “ClickCountLabel” using *.ClickCountLabel. This lets the script access and modify the label.
• Then, I used the MouseButton1Click event of the button. This event fires whenever the button is clicked with the left mouse button.
• Inside the event function, I increased the clicks variable by 1.
• Finally, I updated the Text property of the “ClickCountLabel” to show the current value of clicks. I used something like "Clicks: " .. clicks to make it look nice.

Testing and Tweaking

After writing the script, it’s test time! I hit the “Play” button in Roblox Studio and testing it out. Clicking the button made the counter go up, so that’s good.

I played with the text label font and other simple settings to get the final product perfect, It’s very simple and just a clicker!

And that’s pretty much it! It’s a super simple clicker game, but it’s a start. From here, you could add upgrades, auto-clickers, all sorts of things. I might mess around with that later, but for now, I’m happy with my basic clicker.