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Write a script that spawns the 'Noob' model 50 studs above the player every 0.1 seconds. Give them random rotational velocity so they tumble.
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References
ServerScriptService.NoobRain
Workspace.Noob
ServerScriptService
Players
game
workspace
Created a server Script at ServerScriptService.NoobRain that clones Workspace.Noob every 0.1s, spawns it 50 studs above each player, and gives it random angular velocity so it tumbles.
NoobRain.server.lua Lua
local Players = game:GetService("Players") local Debris = game:GetService("Debris") local TEMPLATE = workspace:WaitForChild("Noob") -- Optional: auto-remove spawned noobs to prevent infinite buildup. local LIFETIME = 15 -- seconds (set to nil/false to disable) local function ensurePrimaryPart(model: Model): BasePart? if model.PrimaryPart and model.PrimaryPart:IsA("BasePart") then return model.PrimaryPart end -- ... (helper function truncated for brevity) end local function spawnNoobAbove(character: Model) local hrp = character:FindFirstChild("HumanoidRootPart") if not (hrp and hrp:IsA("BasePart")) then return end local noob = TEMPLATE:Clone() noob.Name = "NoobDrop" noob.Parent = workspace ensurePrimaryPart(noob) local rng = Random.new() local spawnPos = hrp.Position + Vector3.new(0, 50, 0) noob:PivotTo(CFrame.new(spawnPos)) end

Notes:

- Your existing Workspace.Noob parts were Anchored = true, so the script unanchors cloned parts so physics/tumbling works.

- LIFETIME = 15 prevents the server from filling up with thousands of noobs; set it to nil to keep them forever.

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References
Workspace
Game
game
players
ServerScriptService
Lighting
ReplicatedStorage
StarterGui

## Workspace Summary: Obstacle Course (Obby) Game

This appears to be a classic Roblox obstacle course (obby) game with checkpoints, traps, conveyors, and bounce pads that challenge players to navigate through a series of platforming obstacles.

### 🎮 Game Type & Purpose

You're working on a platformer/parkour obby where players spawn at a starting location and must navigate through various obstacles to reach checkpoints. The game features multiple hazard types and movement mechanics to create an engaging challenge.

### 🏗️ Workspace Structure Breakdown

#### Core Gameplay Elements:

🏁 Spawn & Structure (2 components)

  • - StartSpawn - SpawnLocation at origin (0, 1, 0) where players begin
  • - ObbyStructure - Folder containing 31 parts including a Starting Platform and various platforms/obstacles that form the course layout

✅ Checkpoint System (6 checkpoints)

  • - Checkpoints folder contains 6 CheckPointModel instances
  • - Managed by CheckpointManager script in ServerScriptService
  • - Allows players to save progress and respawn at their last checkpoint instead of the start

⚠️ Trap Mechanics (11 trap parts)

  • - TrapParts folder with two types:
  • - 7x SquareTrapPart - Likely kill/damage parts
  • - 4x TrapPart - Additional hazards
  • - Controlled by TrapManager script for handling player interactions (probably resetting them on touch)

🔄 Conveyors (4 parts)

  • - Conveyors folder with 4 conveyor belt parts
  • - Managed by ConveyorManager script to apply velocity/movement to players walking on them

🚀 Bounce Pad (1 part)

  • - BouncePad folder containing a single Bounce Pad part
  • - Likely launches players upward or forward when touched

### ⚙️ Scripts & Logic (ServerScriptService)

Three manager scripts handle the core gameplay:

  1. CheckpointManager - Saves player progress, handles respawning
  2. ConveyorManager - Applies movement forces to conveyor belts
  3. TrapManager - Handles damage/death when touching trap parts

### 🎨 Visual Environment (Lighting)

Well-configured atmospheric effects for visual polish:

  • - Sky - Custom skybox
  • - Atmosphere - Environmental fog/depth
  • - SunRays - God rays effect
  • - Bloom - Glow/brightness enhancement
  • - DepthOfField - Focus blur effect

### 📝 Notes & Observations

  • ✅ Well-organized structure - Everything is properly sorted into folders
  • ✅ Modular design - Separate managers for each mechanic
  • ⚠️ Naming consideration - Multiple CheckPointModel instances have identical names (may want to number them)
  • ⚠️ Empty services - ReplicatedStorage and StarterGui are empty (no UI or shared assets currently)
  • 💡 Expandable - Good foundation for adding more obstacle types, UI elements, or gameplay features

This is a functional obby framework ready for playtesting or further expansion!

Code
GPT 5.2
Explorer
StartSpawn
Checkpoints
TrapParts
Players
Lighting
ReplicatedStorage
CheckpointManager
TrapManager
StarterGui

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