F3x Require - Script

Example of lazy loading to prevent recursion:

Spawning too many parts at once via a require script can crash your Studio session. If you are generating large structures, look for scripts that feature a "yield" or "wait" function to phase the rendering process. AI responses may include mistakes. Learn more

: Some server administrators use these scripts to quickly give building permissions to trusted players in "sandbox" games. f3x require script

-- Permission configuration local config = -- Allowed players (by username) allowedPlayers = "BuilderName1", "BuilderName2" , -- Allowed team names allowedTeams = "Builders", "Admins" , -- Minimum group rank required groupRequirements = groupId = 1234567, minRank = 100 , -- Public building allowed? publicBuilding = false, -- Permission mode: "whitelist" or "blacklist" mode = "whitelist"

local f3xdist = users = "example" , -- whitelisted usernames rank = 255, -- minimum group rank groupid = 0 -- group ID Example of lazy loading to prevent recursion: Spawning

F3X has built‑in support for where building is only allowed in designated areas.

If you were analyzing such a script (legally, in a local or private environment), it might look like: Learn more : Some server administrators use these

-- Check team membership local playerTeam = player.Team if playerTeam then for _, allowedTeam in ipairs(config.allowedTeams) do if playerTeam.Name == allowedTeam then return true end end end