Roblox L34 Racing Car Reset

What happens when a player touches the first checkpoint in the race?

• The race ends immediately

• The timer starts counting

• The player is teleported to the last checkpoint

• The checkpoints all turn white

Why do we reset all checkpoints when a player finishes a race?

• To allow multiple rounds of play

• To make the game easier

• To prevent the player from winning

• To increase the difficulty of the race

Match the function with its purpose:

• FireClient()

• Loops through all checkpoints in order

• leaderstats

• Changes checkpoint color to white

• ipairs()

• Sends a message to the target

• Color3.new(1, 1, 1)

• Stores the player's best race time

Which of the following is correct about the "firstcheckpoint" ?

• checkpointList[2]

• checkpointList[1]

• checkpointList[#checkpointList]

• checkpointList[0]

Using ipairs() ensures that checkpoints are reset in the correct order.

• True

• False

player.racing.Value = false

chose the correct answer.

• Stops the race when the last checkpoint is touched

• The player started racing

• The timer started to count

In Roblox Studio, we use ​ (a)   to store a player's race time inside their leaderboard. This value updates only if the player's new time is (b)   than their previous best.

• Best Time
• higher
• lower
• Best Score

The function setupLeaderboard(player) creates a folder named ______ inside the Player.

Why do we set the initial Best Time value to 9999?

• To make sure the first race time is always lower than the Best Time, so that it can be saved

• To prevent the leaderboard from working

• To slow down the race

• To make the game harder

What is the purpose of using FindFirstChild(“Best Time”) in the script?​ (a)  

• To find the best race time
• To reset all checkpoints
• To stop the timer
• To move the player