"Time Alive" Scripting Tutorial in Roblox Studio (Part 1)

"Time Alive" Scripting Tutorial in Roblox Studio (Part 1)
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In this tutorial, you will create the essentials for a "Time Alive" game on Roblox. You will program two scripts that keep track of your times and to save your data between play sessions, as well as create "safe zones" where your players can become immune to damage while their time is paused. In part two of this tutorial series, you will create an overhead GUI that will display a player's current and best time score.

Download the place file used in this video from the DevForum: https://devforum.roblox.com/t/update-time-alive-system/1930713
Copy/paste the source code from GitHub: https://gist.github.com/PixelKingStudios/66ae9dda94a9ea41cb6cae395533045b

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