: Use a TextLabel inside a ScreenGui . Update its text using a LocalScript that calculates the player's HumanoidRootPart.Position.Y .
Watch this developer's journey in creating a GUI and mechanics for a block-based climbing game: Making a STEEP STEPS Game | Roblox Devlog YouTube• Nov 2, 2024 2. Paper Craft: Stair Step GUI (Stepper Card)
In paper engineering and card making, a "stepper" or "stair step" design is used to create a 3D pop-up effect that resembles a staircase. : Use heavy cardstock (130-220 gsm) for stability. The Cut-and-Fold Method : Fold your base sheet in half.
: Create buttons to "Equip," "Rotate," or "Reset" the ladder. Developers often use a RemoteEvent to communicate the player's input to the server to place the ladder object.
: A scrolling frame that displays available skins for your ladder. Many games include a "Mountain Creator" menu where players can teleport to community-made levels.
parallel lines perpendicular to the fold at varying lengths (e.g., 7cm, 5cm, 3cm).
: Use a TextLabel inside a ScreenGui . Update its text using a LocalScript that calculates the player's HumanoidRootPart.Position.Y .
Watch this developer's journey in creating a GUI and mechanics for a block-based climbing game: Making a STEEP STEPS Game | Roblox Devlog YouTube• Nov 2, 2024 2. Paper Craft: Stair Step GUI (Stepper Card) STEEP STEPS GUI
In paper engineering and card making, a "stepper" or "stair step" design is used to create a 3D pop-up effect that resembles a staircase. : Use heavy cardstock (130-220 gsm) for stability. The Cut-and-Fold Method : Fold your base sheet in half. : Use a TextLabel inside a ScreenGui
: Create buttons to "Equip," "Rotate," or "Reset" the ladder. Developers often use a RemoteEvent to communicate the player's input to the server to place the ladder object. Paper Craft: Stair Step GUI (Stepper Card) In
: A scrolling frame that displays available skins for your ladder. Many games include a "Mountain Creator" menu where players can teleport to community-made levels.
parallel lines perpendicular to the fold at varying lengths (e.g., 7cm, 5cm, 3cm).