Model the loop as state
Identify waiting, active, success, failure and reset states before writing event handlers.
02 / Recorded workshop
Build one complete play-reset loop with explicit state, clear feedback and a small Luau implementation.
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A focused build-along that connects basic Luau to an actual playable result. The workshop moves from state and events to feedback, success, failure and reset, then shows how to test the same mechanic without hiding the logic inside one oversized script.
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Curriculum
Identify waiting, active, success, failure and reset states before writing event handlers.
Use events, functions and small modules to make player input produce visible, testable feedback.
Return the mechanic to a known state without duplicated objects or stale connections.
Use repeatable cases and logs to investigate behaviour instead of editing at random.
Delivery sequence
Receive the workshop and starter place after confirmed payment.
Build each state independently before opening the completed reference.
Run the supplied play-reset cases in Studio.
Adapt the same loop to one original mechanic without copying the reference theme.
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Build one complete play-reset loop with explicit state, clear feedback and a small Luau implementation.
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