How to make Server Messages On Roblox Studio

Опубликовано: 11 Октябрь 2024
на канале: StudioTutorialzYT

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Baii! 🧡
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#RobloxStudioTutorials
---- ★ Songs ★ ----

Intro Song Link: chill anthem - BROCKBEATS:    • chill anthem

Outro Song Link: Sweetest - Murat Uslu: (The song got deleted for some reason so here is the link to his youtube channel):    / @muratuslu4013

Background Music: LuKremBo - boba tea:    • lukrembo - boba tea (royalty free vlo...

---- ★ Friend's Game Link! ★ ----

https://web.roblox.com/games/56477165...

---- ★ Profile Link! ★ ----

https://web.roblox.com/users/97907289...

---- ★ Script ★ ----

local function chat(message)
game.StarterGui:SetCore("ChatMakeSystemMessage",{Text = message,Colour = Color3.fromRGB(202, 0, 0),Font = Enum.Font.putinanyfonthere}) ---- Type in any font here
end

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local messages = {"Message"} -- Type in your Message Here

while true do
wait (5) ----- How long you have to wait for the message to pop up again
chat(messages[math.random(1,#messages)])

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-- COPY THE SCRIPT BELOW ME AND PASTE IT AT THE END OF THE SCRIPT IF YOU WANT MORE MESSAGES --
-- THIS IS VERY IMPORTANT. DO NOT FORGET TO WRITE "end" AT THE END OF THE LAST SCRIPT --
-- YOU TYPE IN. --
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local messages = {"A Message"}

wait(5) ---- How long you have to wait for the mesage to pop up again
chat(messages[math.random(1,#messages)])

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local messages = {"Message"}

wait(5) ---- How long you have to wait for the mesage to pop up again
chat(messages[math.random(1,#messages)])
end ----- As you can see I wrote "end" since this is the last script I wrote.