Okay, before we start this new project, I'm going to show you how to upload audio files and other
types of files into your Roblox games.
If you don't know how to already, as in the next lecture, you're going to have to upload some audio
files for our project.
So I'm just going to create a new game.
As an example, I'll just pick base plate, and in order for us to upload assets into our game, we
have to go to the view tab.
And there's an asset manager thing we can pull up here.
So we'll pull up this window.
And this is how we upload any type of audio files or like meshes from blender into our game.
But in order to use the asset manager, we have to save our game to Roblox.
So we can click this.
Here we can give a name for our game.
I'll just call this whatever.
A description, you can select which devices to use on the game as well as Team Create, which enables
collaboration with other developers on a Save to cloud.
You should already know all of this basic kind of stuff.
And then once we save this to Roblox and we've actually published it, then we get the ability to use
the asset manager so we can go back into our game.
Here, our asset manager is pulled up, and from this point we can upload things like images, we can
upload meshes, audio and stuff like that.
So if you went into the audio section, you'll be able to see any type of audio you've already uploaded
into the game.
But if you want to upload new audio, then you can just hit the Bulk Import button and it'll pop up
your File Explorer.
And you can go search for the files or the audio files you want to upload into Roblox.
Just make sure it's copyright free, otherwise Roblox won't let you upload it into the game.
So that was just some basic info on how to upload files into Roblox, and I'll see you in the next lecture.