Roblox Blender Sword: Import and Equip It
Build a low-poly sword from three cubes in Blender, import it through FBX, and equip it as an OriginalSword Tool with the grip in the right place.
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Intermediate project · 11 steps
Use your Blender sword to build attacks, enemy pathfinding, lock-on, dodging, stamina, and a second boss phase in an intermediate one-on-one combat project.
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Each standalone guide includes its difficulty, Robux requirements, prerequisites, and a visible result you can test in Studio.
Build a low-poly sword from three cubes in Blender, import it through FBX, and equip it as an OriginalSword Tool with the grip in the right place.
Build this featureUV unwrap a sword, paint its blade silver, guard gold, and grip brown, then import the textured Handle into Roblox Studio.
Build this featureMake a Blender sword longer, export over the same FBX, and update its existing Handle without rebuilding the OriginalSword Tool.
Build this featureBuild a ScreenGui and TextLabel that watches Score and updates immediately when a player collects, receives, or spends in-game coins.
Build this featureUse a ProximityPrompt to charge 10 in-game coins, validate the purchase on the server, and add one LightStick Tool to the player’s Backpack.
Build this featureBuild three yellow coins that disappear once when touched and increase the collecting player’s leaderboard Score from 0 to 3.
Build this featureCreate a repeatable 100-coin product, grant and save it through ProcessReceipt, and prevent one PurchaseId from awarding coins twice.
Build this featureShow a Pass name and current price in an in-game card, open Roblox’s purchase prompt, and apply owned UI through a server test.
Build this featureCheck Game Pass ownership on the server and use collision groups so guests stop at a VIP door while members can walk through.
Build this featureSave Score values in an Ordered Data Store and display the ten highest scores from every server on an in-game leaderboard.
Build this featureCreate a goal badge in Creator Dashboard, then award it safely from a server Script when a player touches GoalPlatform.
Build this featureEmit one burst of pink particles when a player touches GoalPlatform, then let the effect end instead of running continuously.
Build this featureAdd a Score column to Roblox’s built-in player list and give every player a starting value of 0 with one server Script.
Build this featureSave each player’s Score with DataStoreService, then restore the collected coin total when that player joins a later session.
Build this featureTurn one Part into a LightStick Tool, place it in StarterPack, and test equipping, unequipping, and equipping it again from the hotbar.
Build this featureBeginner course / 9 lessons
Start with a Baseplate and build, save, and prepare to share a three-stage obby without spending Robux.
Beginner course 1 / 9
Get Roblox Studio ready, open the Baseplate template, learn what the 3D viewport, Explorer, and Properties do, then play and stop your game.
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Add a Part in Roblox Studio, shape it with Move, Scale, and Rotate, then anchor it in the air to make your first platform.
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Duplicate your first platform, build three stages with different colors, sizes, and angles, add a temporary goal, and organize the course in Explorer.
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Add a lava floor beneath your three-stage obby, then use the Touched event and Humanoid to respawn any character that falls onto it.
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Use two SpawnLocations and a short Luau Script so players restart from the last checkpoint they touched after falling into the lava.
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Add a GOAL sign to the yellow platform with SurfaceGui and TextLabel, then test your complete three-stage obby from start to finish.
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Publish your completed three-stage obby to Roblox as a Private experience, reopen it from the cloud, and confirm that the latest GOAL is still there.
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Check the account, age verification, and Maturity & Compliance requirements for sharing a Private Roblox game with eligible friends at no cost.
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Change a completed Roblox game from Private to Limited > Friends, send its link directly, and verify that an eligible friend can reach the GOAL.
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