Skull Simulator [BATTLES]

It started from @NightRBX from my Discord Server roleplaying as a scammer, and it got serious somehow lol, it was discontinued for a couple of months because I had IRL stuff like school/home cleaning etc.. But when I returned, me along with a couple of my friends finished up the game to a publishable state in a few weeks. Although it's far from finished.

My Roles in Skull Simulator:

As the owner of Skull Simulator, I have contributed to over 90% of the game ranging from Scripting, to UI Design, to Modeling.

In the video above, you can see the skull throwing ability system that was Scripted + Animated by me. Below you can see more of the things that I did in Skull Simulator:

• Thumbnail Design (I made the thumbnail and icon you see above)
• Scripting: Datastore, Quests, NPCs, Abilities, Leaderboards, UI Animations, Shop, Leveling, Rolling Dice (aka Hatching), Skull Inventory, and much more that I can't count here...
• UI Design: The buttons, Button Animations (anims look sick, play the game and see for yourself), Gui Opening/Closing Animations, Profile Corner... (UI + Animations are Showcased in the 2nd Video Above)
• Modeling: Leaderboards, Spinning Wheel... (They too are showcased in the 2nd video)
• Building: I built the spawn (Go below to see that)

Related Video on my YouTube Channel:

Blunvox (a Minecraft Game)

1 year ago, I was hyped to make the "Best Minecraft Game in Roblox". Fast forward to a few months ago, I got demotivated to work on Blunvox and started "Skull Simulator". The difference in thumbnail quality of Blunvox VS. Skull Simulator tells you that how much I have improved in just a few months in terms of Thumbnail Design.

What I've made in Blunvox:

Blunvox was a solo project of mine (meaning I contributed to 100% of the game) procedurally generated by advanced scripts, it doesn't involve anything related to building or modeling, although it involves texturing which were also made by me.

Below you can see descriptions to some scripting subcategories in Blunvox:

• Terrain Generating: Blunvox uses perlin noise to procedurally generate its terrains
• Cave Generation: I used 3D perlin noise to generate the caves, add ores, and much more stuff
• Structuring: I don't know what to call this, but getting the structures to spawn in neighboring chunks before the root chunk loads in was... hard, if you tried doing something like that before, you get what I mean.
• Raycasting: Raycasting is an essential part of any Minecraft game, since the terrains are rendered in client-side I couldn't use Roblox's built-in raycast on the server-side, and I spent days creating my own voxel raycasting system which made me gain a lot of experience and knowledge on the topic.
• Custom Physics: Instead of using Roblox's default physics, I implemented custom voxel physics (inspired by Minecraft's AABB or "Axis Aligned Bounding Box").
• Texturing: I made 18x18 textures for the blocks in the game. Not 16x16 because I wanted to be different lmao

Related Video on my YouTube Channel:

Obby but You're Blind

More than a year ago: I saw a game called "Obby but you can't see", but it was clickbait so I wanted to make a game that you really can't see, instead, you can kinda "sense" things around you like:

What I've made in This Game:

Just like Blunvox, "Obby but You're Blind" was a solo project too. I've used raycasting mechanics to cast rays from the player's character and when they hit something, it displays the thing that the Player "senses" using differently colored BillboardGuis. red for killbrick, cyan for normal part, blue for truss etc.