Building a custom roblox control script from scratch
If you've ever played a game where the character feels like they're sliding on ice, it's probably because of a poorly optimized roblox control script. The way a player moves is the foundation of everything else. If the movement feels clunky, it doesn't matter how pretty your maps are or how cool your weapons look; players are going to notice that something is off. Most people start out using the default Roblox character controller, which is honestly fine for most basic obbies or hangouts. But if you're trying to make something specific—like a fast-paced shooter, a platformer with momentum, or a vehicle-based sim—you're eventually going to have to get your hands dirty with some custom code. ...