Adonis Server Moderation and Management System

The DebugMode feature is intended for development and debugging only. It enables features such as exposing a debugging API, enabling debugging commands for Creators, and preventing the model from being protected (e.g., not parenting it to nil).

When DebugMode is enabled, the loader will load a local copy of the MainModule from the same parent (e.g., ServerScriptService) instead of fetching the latest version from Roblox. This is useful for contributors working on the MainModule.

To toggle Debug Mode:

1. Open Adonis_Loader > Loader > Loader.
2. Locate the data table.
3. Change the DebugMode value at the end of the table to true or false.

-- Inside Adonis_Loader > Loader > Loader
local data = {
    -- ... other settings ...
    DebugMode = false -- Set to true to enable debug features
}

The recommended way to install Adonis is by using the official loader model from the Roblox Library.

1. Take a copy of the Adonis loader model from the Roblox Library.
2. Insert the model into Roblox Studio using the Toolbox.
3. Place the model under ServerScriptService. Do not leave it in the Workspace.

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For developers working with a local filesystem, you can compile Adonis using Rojo. Warning: This method compiles the bleeding edge version of Adonis, which is highly unstable and may not be fully tested.

1. Download the repository to your local machine.
2. Use Rojo to compile the repository into an .rbxmx file.
3. Import the resulting .rbxmx file into Roblox Studio.

If using Rojo, you can build the file using the following command:

rojo build /path/to/adonis -o Adonis.rbxmx

You can download pre-packaged snapshots of Adonis from GitHub.

1. Download the .rbxm file snapshot from the latest release.
2. Import the .rbxm file into Roblox Studio.

Note: By default, snapshots included in releases have DebugMode enabled.

You can chain multiple commands together or repeat them using specific syntax:

• Multiple Commands: Use the batch key (defined in settings) to run several commands in one line.
• Delay: Add !wait <seconds> between batch commands to introduce a pause.
• Repetition: Use repeat <count> <delay> <command> to run a command multiple times with a set interval.

Example of repetition:

!repeat 10 1 !respawn jim

After inserting the Adonis loader, you must perform a critical security step to prevent server-side tampering with Adonis's datastores.

1. Navigate to Adonis_Loader > Config > Settings.
2. Locate settings.DataStoreKey.
3. Change settings.DataStoreKey to a unique, random string (e.g., "2fgi02e)^Q").

You can further customize Adonis by editing the Settings module; detailed instructions and options are provided within the module itself.

-- Example of what to look for in Settings module
settings.DataStoreKey = "YOUR_RANDOM_STRING_HERE"

To create a custom theme for Adonis GUIs, place your theme files in the Loader/Config/Themes/ directory. For detailed instructions on the implementation process, refer to the official Adonis wiki guide.

Wiki Guide: https://github.com/Epix-Incorporated/Adonis/wiki/Guide:-Creating-a-theme

Adonis uses a modular configuration structure located within the Config folder. Use these modules to customize the administrative experience:

To set up Adonis, it is recommended to store the Adonis_Loader in ServerScriptService.

Once installed, you can manage the system through the following configuration paths:

• Ranks: Configure user permissions in Config -> Settings -> Ranks.
• General Settings: Configure prefixes and command settings in Config -> Settings -> General.
• Other Settings: Additional settings are categorized in Config -> Settings.
• Extensions: Create custom commands and plugins in Config -> Plugins.

Makes a target player 'sticky'. When they touch other players (who are not locked), a weld is created between them.

# Syntax: :sticky <player>
:sticky player1