When you do something like putting a full stop after a part it will check for its children(the things under it) or if you write parent, the parent to the part. For example you may have made a variable like local mycar = script.parent where its contents don't have a "" but instead are real things. That's why you need to put "" unless you are trying to find something you have previously defined.
Notice the ""? its just there when pizza is just a word and doesn't mean anything like I could write local copy = original and it would check for what original is in the script and if it doesn't find anything it returns a error because original hasn't been defined. An example would be local ammo = 100 or local favoritefood = "pizza". To make a variable you start with local then the name of the variable(it shouldn't have spaces or any symbols other than underscores)then to define it an = (this is optional if you don't want to define our variable right now this and the next step aren't useful to you) then type what should be stored in it(you can make this letters, numbers, symbols but no spaces). For example you could have a variable called Ammo and make Ammo=(any number you need it to be). These are simple but essential for basically every script you make and you can use these to store values. game simulator exploit simulation discord retro roblox convert conversion old classic cheating cheat retrogaming 2016 robloxlua classic-game exploiting roblox-lua old-roblox. A variable is a named unit of data that is assigned a value. A Roblox script that aims to accurately simulate the 2016 Roblox client.
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