A little model maker for the Roblox Studio series. Lay out an obby level on a grid, tick the Lua scripts you want, read a broken Output log and choose the fix, then download a real model you can insert into Roblox Studio. It runs on a locked-down school computer with no install and no account.
.rbxmx model file and writes the Lua scripts for you. Your work saves automatically.Pick a block below, then click squares on the grid to place it. Put a Spawn Pad where you start and a Finish Pad at the end. Click a square again, or use the eraser, to remove it.
Each block becomes a Part in your model. The grid below is a bird's eye view of where they will sit in Roblox Studio.
A script is code Roblox Studio runs for you. Tick the ones you want and the Studio writes the Lua for you. Start with Kill brick if your level has lava, and Win pad so the finish does something.
Each ticked script becomes a .lua file. Drop them into ServerScriptService in Roblox Studio.
This is the top of your .rbxmx file. Every block becomes a <Item class="Part">.
A model imports cleanly if all of these are true. The Studio fills most of them in for you.
.rbxmx is a Roblox model file written as text. In Studio, right-click Workspace then choose Insert from File and pick this file.
Parts are the building blocks. A SpawnLocation sets where players start.
.lua scripts go in ServerScriptService. They run on the server, so they affect everyone.
Test it with the green Play button, then publish for free at create.roblox.com.
Click the red line, then choose the fix. Plain lines are normal.
This bundles everything into a zip: your .rbxmx model and every Lua script. In Roblox Studio, right-click Workspace and choose Insert from File for the model, then drop the scripts into ServerScriptService.