In Roblox coding, “range” usually means the distance limit where something works, like a ProximityPrompt only activating when a player is close enough.

What it can mean

  • Proximity range: how far away a player can be before an interaction prompt appears or works.
  • NumberRange: a Roblox datatype that stores a minimum and maximum value, often used for things like particles or effects.
  • General distance check: in scripts, people also use “range” to mean checking how far one object or player is from another, often with magnitude/distance logic.

“Props” meaning

“Props” is not a standard Roblox coding term by itself. In many cases, people mean properties —the settings you can change on an object in Studio, like MaxActivationDistance, HoldDuration, or color-related settings.

Simple example

If someone says:

“Set the range props on the ProximityPrompt”

they probably mean:

  • go to the prompt’s properties ,
  • find the distance setting,
  • and change how close a player must be to use it.

In plain English

So the phrase usually means “the distance-related settings” on a Roblox object, especially for interaction prompts or effects.

TL;DR: “range props” usually means the range-related properties of an object, not a special Roblox feature.