Getting Started with WOS

Installing WOS

To use WOS, you first need to install it in your new game. This tutorial assumes you have already correctly installed WOS. If you have not already, read the Installation Guide.

Play testing in Studio

Play testing in Studio is as simple as pressing the Play button. However, with WOS, depending on your experience's settings, you may have issues with saving data, especially if you have only just installed WOS. For data to save in Studio, you need to enable Studio Access to API Services under the Security tab in Game Settings. Additionally, it may be beneficial enabling HTTP Requests under the same tab.

Configuring WOS

This guide will not go into the specifics of features under Configurations, but merely the fundamental principals. To start, the Configurations module script can be found under the WOS folder in ReplicatedStorage. From the Explorer, you can double-click the script to edit it.

The Configurations ModuleScript is expected to return the array with most of its existing indexes intact. Please be careful when outright removing settings. It is recommended to follow the documentation of the feature you intend to configure. Many configuration options have comments beside them that should be read.

Removing the watermark

WOS is free software. As such, its popularity is formed form word-of-mouth and other sources. The non-intrusive four second long watermark splash as well as hidden system card contribute to the popularity of the system. The removal of credit from the WOS source is prohibited without using WOS Premium, which offers options to disable such items.

Issues

We regularly have users ask question that have already been answered for you here, on our FAQ page.

Building Your Own Obby

Now it's up to you to build the obby you want. A fun fact about the backgrounds on this site is that on every WOS documentation page, the game in the background is always using WOS. Why not take some inspiration, if you so choose.