Examples | Modlock

Each example is a complete project in the examples directory of the repository. Clone the repository, change into an example's directory and run modlock dev to play it.

Example	Shows
`hello-ts`	Commands, a JSX menu with buttons, moving text, a setting, metrics.
`arena`	A free-for-all: ready-up, countdown, kills, bots, a self-test.
`hill`	King of the hill: a ring of world text, team scores, progress bars.
`drill`	An aim drill: target bots, headshots, a length setting, best score.
`dropper`	Players place solid objects from a catalog with `/build` and share the spot they make.
`world-panel`	A board of the mod's own layout, drawn in the world.
`inventory`	A drag inventory in the mod's own layout, script and style sheet.
`bounty`	A Luau free-for-all: a bounty marker, damage hooks, flares, bots.
`race`	A Go checkpoint race: a marked course, laps, resets, unit tests.
`hello-luau`	The smallest mod in Luau.
`hello-python`	The smallest mod in Python.
`hello-go`	The smallest mod in Go.
`puppet`	A ghost bot that replays a walk you can pause, seek and speed up.
`charge-limit`	A self-test that raises an ability's charges on one bot.
`cooldown`	A self-test that gives one bot's abilities a cooldown of its own, and checks the cast and kill events.
`street-brawl`	A self-test of zipline rides, the zipline boost and imbued items.
`hello`	A native plugin in C++, built with CMake instead of `modlock dev`.

The same small mod, written once in each language, shows how the libraries compare:

Example	Shows
`hero-build-ts`, `hero-build-luau`, `hero-build-python`, `hero-build-go`	Reading a hero's recommended build from the game's data.