tuvimo
Turn gameplay ideas into Roblox scripts.
Describe the feature you want to add. Generate Luau code with script placement, setup instructions, and steps for testing in Roblox Studio.
Review the model and cost in the studio before starting generation.
Small mechanics, complete instructions. Open a curated example to see every file, object and testing step before you try your own idea.
The server records each player’s highest checkpoint. A separate client script shows the current stage after respawning.
Server progress · Respawn · Client feedback-- Session-only checkpoints. Create a Script; set RunContext to Server.
local Players = game:GetService("Players")
local checkpoints = workspace:WaitForChild("Checkpoints")
local saved = {}A shared coin awards one point to the first nearby living player. The server locks the coin before changing the score and restores it after five seconds.
Server reward · Shared cooldown · Leaderstatslocal Players = game:GetService("Players")
local folder = workspace:WaitForChild("Coins")
local function initialize(player)
local stats = player:FindFirstChild("leaderstats")A fixed panel toggles a shared sliding door, with server distance checks and one animation at a time.
ProximityPrompt · Server distance check · Tweenlocal TweenService = game:GetService("TweenService")
local door = workspace:WaitForChild("Door")
local panel = workspace:WaitForChild("DoorPanel")
local prompt = panel:WaitForChild("ProximityPrompt")Authored code examples. Not generated from your current input. Not tested in Roblox Studio.
A useful script has a home, a purpose, and a way to check that it works.
An AI code generator for Roblox should work around your mechanic. Get separate files when server logic and client-side UI need different homes.
Know which objects to create, what to name them, and where each script belongs. Dependencies and RunContext settings stay beside the code.
Ask for a change with the current files and setup kept in context. Review the new version in Studio before using it in a live experience.
Include the trigger, the behavior you want, and the objects you already have.
Read the code, script locations, assumptions and required configuration.
Create the objects, paste each file in its own location, then check the actual behavior.
Review generated code and test it in Roblox Studio before using it in a live experience.
Start with a focused gameplay feature such as session checkpoints, coin pickups, interactive doors or client-side UI. This tool produces Luau source and installation instructions. It does not build a full place, read your Studio project, auto-install code or publish a game. Complex systems may require manual integration.
You can describe a feature in everyday language. You still need to create the listed objects and scripts in Roblox Studio, review the code and test it. The result explains those setup steps so you have a concrete place to start.
Each file has a script type, an Explorer location, dependencies and, for Script instances, a RunContext setting. Follow each file’s instructions separately. Downloaded filenames do not create Studio instances or configure their properties for you.
Yes. After a successful generation, use Update Script. The request includes the original requirement and the full current result, including all files and setup. A failed update keeps the previous result. Updates use the displayed model credit price.
Reading the curated examples is free. AI generation and updates require an account and available credits. The selected mode shows its current credit cost, and higher modes follow the site’s subscription access rules. See Pricing for current plans; there is no unlimited generation promise.
No. Generated scripts are not run in Roblox Studio by this tool. Result structure is checked before delivery; syntax highlighting only helps you read the code. Neither is proof of runtime behavior. Test the exact version in Studio, including multiplayer and respawn cases when relevant.
Describe what you want to add and start with a script you can review, test, and refine.