Better ways to use a roblox context action service script
If you're trying to build a game that works on mobile and PC at the same time, setting up a solid roblox context action service script is pretty much a requirement. It's one of those tools that feels a bit intimidating when you first look at the API, but once you get the hang of it, you'll wonder why you ever bothered manually scripting every single input with UserInputService. It basically handles the heavy lifting of making sure your game feels right, regardless of whether someone is clicking a mouse or tapping a glass screen. ...