Roblox Studio Lesson 10

What is the purpose of using a dictionary table in the poisonous air script?

• To store sound effects

• To store player movement speed

• To keep track of players inside the poison area

• To change the part color

Sort the following into 'Visual Settings' or 'Script Behavior'

Groups:

(a) Visual Settings

,

(b) Script Behavior

• Material = ForceField

• Anchored = true

• DamagePerSecond = 10

• Transparency = 0.7

• TouchEnded event

• While loop for damage

Players can see the poison part clearly even if its transparency is 1

• True

• False

Match the scripting part to what it does:

• Sets how much damage to apply per tick

• Touched:Connect(function(hit))

• Starts damage when a player enters

• playersInAir[character] = nil

• Removes player from damage table

• local damagePerSecond = 10

• Stops damage when player leaves

• TouchEnded:Connect(function(hit))

Why do we use task.spawn() in the script?

• To move the poison part

• To delay the start of the game

• To run poison damage code continuously without freezing game

• To stop the game completely

Setting the CanCollide property to false allows players to pass through the poison air.

• True

• False

What does humanoid:TakeDamage(damagePerSecond) do?

• Instantly kills the player

• Teleports the player

• Slowly removes player’s health

• Changes the part color

Match the part property to its purpose:

• Makes it look like a glowing area

• CanCollide = false

• Player can walk through it

• Transparency = 0.7

• Makes the poison harder to see

• Material = ForceField

• Keeps the part from falling or moving

• Anchored = true

Arrange the following logic of the damage loop inside task.spawn:

• Loop through players in air

• Apply TakeDamage

• Wait 1 second

• Check if humanoid exists