Making Your Own Roblox Keybind Manager Script
Setting up a roblox keybind manager script is honestly one of those things that feels like a chore until you actually do it, and then you wonder how you ever lived without one. If you've spent any time developing on Roblox, you know the drill. You start with a simple "E" to open a door. Then you add "Q" for a dash. Before you know it, you have fifteen different LocalScripts scattered across your StarterPlayerScripts, all listening for different key presses. It's a mess to maintain, and if you ever want to let your players change their controls, you're looking at a complete nightmare of a refactoring job. ...