How to Make a Teleporter in Roblox Studio

Step-By-Step: How to Make a Teleporter in Roblox Studio

Hey, everyone! Today, you are going to learn how to make a teleporter in Roblox Studio. It’s super easy, and by the end of this tutorial, you’ll have a working teleporter that moves players from one spot to another. Whether you’re a beginner or looking to level up your coding skills, this guide has you covered. Let’s dive in!

What You’ll Need

• Roblox Studio installed on your computer.
• A basic understanding of the Roblox Studio interface (don’t worry if you’re new—we’ll keep it simple!).

Step 1: Set Up Teleporter 1

1. Open Roblox Studio and create a new project or use an existing one.
2. Add a Part (this will be our first teleporter).
3. Rename the part to “Teleporter1” (right-click the part, select “Rename,” and type it in).
4. Change the color to red.
5. Anchor the part so it stays in place.

Step 2: Set Up Teleporter 2

1. Add another Part to the Workspace (same process as above).
2. Rename this part to “Teleporter2”.
3. Change its color to blue.
4. Anchor it as well by checking the “Anchored” box in the Properties window.
5. Position Teleporter2 somewhere else in your game.

Now we’ve got two teleporters: a red one (Teleporter1) and a blue one (Teleporter2). Next, let’s make them functional!

Step 3: Add a Script to Teleporter 1

1. In the Explorer, hover over Teleporter1, click the + button, and select Script.
2. Double-click the new script to open it. You’ll see some default code. Delete all of that—we’re starting fresh.

Step 4: Write the Teleportation Code

Here’s where the fun begins! We’ll write a script to teleport players from Teleporter1 to Teleporter2 when they touch it. Here’s the full script for reference:

Step 5: Test It Out

1. Save your script.
2. Click the Play button in Roblox Studio to test your game.
3. Walk your character onto the red Teleporter1. If everything’s set up right, you’ll instantly teleport to the blue Teleporter2!

Troubleshooting

• Not working? Double-check your script for typos (e.g., “Teleporter2” must match the part’s name exactly).
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