Players.PlayerAdded:Connect(function(Player) Once you have your script, define the Players service and the PlayerAdded callback: local Players = game:GetService('Players')

It’s also recommended to give your script a comprehensive and unique name so you can find it easily and know what is for. ServerScriptService is designed for scripts, and Workspace is designed for physical objects. It is preferable to put your admin script in ServerScriptService instead of Workspace. This is preferable for two reasons: it’s faster to add commands, and it is more consistent. The type of admin we are making automatically parses commands.

Finding and calling command functions using a dictionary.

Parsing arguments using string patterns.

You can also make commands specific to your game.Īs a bonus, you know exactly what is being done to your game and who has access to what - something that not a good amount of free models can boast - so your game is more secure.

Since they are custom, you can edit them to work however you want, understanding exactly how they work. You can use custom admin commands for anything from testing your game to managing your clan’s fort. So, with the recent drama, and since custom admin commands are very useful, I bring you this admin commands tutorial. There is a small glossary at the bottom of the tutorial if you want some quick explanations of certain functions or concepts. Note: This tutorial is for people who understand basic to intermediate scripting.

Single player commands tutorial