Getting started - Developer Suite

Load the library

Add one line at the top of your script to pull in Rayfield Gen2.

local Rayfield = loadstring(game:HttpGet("https://sirius.menu/gen2"))()

Build a window

A window is the entry point. Create one, add a tab, and fill it with elements.

local window = Rayfield:CreateWindow({
    name = "Example Hub",
    subtitle = "Rayfield Gen2",
})

local tab = window:CreateTab({ name = "Home", icon = 93364949241311 })

tab:CreateButton({
    name = "Say hello",
    callback = function()
        window:Notify({ title = "Hello", content = "Your first element works." })
    end,
})

tab:CreateToggle({
    name = "Auto Sprint",
    callback = function(value)
        print("Auto Sprint:", value)
    end,
})

The first visible tab opens on its own, so there is nothing else to wire up.

Turn on saving

Pass a configuration table and the window remembers every value between sessions. Nothing else is required, and each value restores as its original type.

local window = Rayfield:CreateWindow({
    name = "Example Hub",
    configuration = {
        autoSave = true,
        autoLoad = true,
        fileName = "ExampleHub",
    },
})

How saving works

Flags, multiple configurations, and reading values back out.

Next steps

Windows

Titles, tags, themes, and every window method.

Tabs and groups

Organise a tab into sections, columns, and grids.

Elements

Every control you can drop into a tab.

Secure mode

Ship a build with nothing to fingerprint.

Rayfield Gen2 Windows

​Load the library

​Build a window

​Turn on saving