A Rojo template for Roblox showcases. Includes starter scripts every showcase should have for the best user experience and player acquisition.

Made for those getting into Rojo or wanting to explore how a showcase can be built with Rojo. This template is designed to be able to be used for all of your showcases using just one codebase as opposed to having different scripts for each showcase.

Used in my collection of open-source showcases under the Roblox community, The Winner Games:

• House in the Woods
• Nature
• A New Winter
• Isolated Café

• High performance means no performance

Built for being optimized and performant, this template is designed to be as lightweight as possible to ensure that no performance is lost.

• Automatic translation ready

Ready to be localized and translated for your users using Automatic Translation into 15 different languages, with right-to-left language support.

• Modular and Customizable

Each script is modular and can be easily disabled or customized to fit your needs. Delete or disable any scripts you don't need or want. Easily customize scripts using Instance Attributes.

• Strict type-checking and well-documented

Code that's easy for the eyes to read with strict type-checking to ensure that your code is bug-free. Comments on each piece of code to help you understand what each part does.

• Rojo
• Roblox Studio
• Visual Studio Code

Installation is easy and just like any other Rojo project.

1. Clone the repository
2. Open the project in Visual Studio Code with Rojo installed (extension or CLI)
3. Run rojo serve in the terminal or use the Rojo extension to serve
4. Open Roblox Studio and connect to the Rojo server

1. Click on the Open in GitHub Codespaces button at the top of the README
2. Wait for the Codespace to be created
3. Run rojo serve in the terminal or use the Rojo extension to serve
4. Change the port visibility of Rojo (34872) to Public
5. Open Roblox Studio and connect to the Rojo server
   • Remove the https:// at the beginning and the / of the forwarded address. It should look something like this: probable-memory-w44vgv9v4vpfjwj-34872.app.github.dev
   • Set the port as 80

Now accept those changes and your showcase is ready to go. Make sure to change the BadgeId in the JoinBadge script to your badge ID.

This template is designed to be used for all of your showcases. You can easily customize and disable scripts to fit your needs. Each script is well-documented and has strict type-checking to ensure that your code is bug-free.

Each script is customizable using Instance Attributes. You can easily change the properties of each script to fit your needs. If you don't want a script or don't need it them you can disable or delete the script.

Feel free to contribute to this project by creating a pull request. Please ensure that you follow the Code of Conduct and Contributing Guidelines before contributing.