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Installation

Get Model Try in-game

Take the model

  1. Take the HD Admin model from the Creator Store.
  2. Within Studio, open the toolbox via View > Toolbox and head to Inventory > My Models.
  3. Click HD Admin to insert it into your game, then place the model within Workspace or ServerScriptService.
  4. Publish your game via File > Publish to Roblox, then tick Enable Studio Access to API Services within Game Settings > Security, otherwise HD Admin can't save data like bans and permanent roles.

Warning

Don't rename the model. The name HD Admin is used by commands, so changing it will break them.

First run

Press play and you're in. As the game's creator you receive the Owner role automatically (for group games it goes to the group owner), which unlocks every command and page. Open the panel from the HD Admin icon in the topbar and have an explore.

When you're ready to hand out admin to others, head over to Roles.

Auto updates

The AutoUpdate attribute on the HD Admin folder keeps the application current. While it's on (the default) each server loads the latest release at startup, so you receive updates without ever republishing your game. The full application also ships inside the model itself, so your game keeps working even if live updates are unreachable.

If you'd rather stay pinned to the bundled copy, select the HD Admin folder and untick AutoUpdate.

Enable HTTP requests

This step is optional. Enabling Allow HTTP Requests within Game Settings > Security lets your game join the HD Admin Charts, a listing of experiences running HD Admin. While it's disabled, staff with edit permissions receive an in-game notice with instructions to enable it.

Info

Roblox occasionally inserts toolbox models in a sandboxed state that blocks their scripts from running. If the loader errors the moment you press play, check the Output window. The error includes copy-paste instructions for the Command Bar that undo the sandboxing.