Getting started
KashTheKing's Library is everything I reuse between my Roblox projects, published so you can grab it too: packages you install with Wally, Studio plugins from the Creator Store, ready-made building blocks you drop into a place, and guides that explain how I put games together. The whole thing lives in one repository, github.com/KashTheKing/library, and every page on this site links back to its source.
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Packages
Fifteen Luau modules for instance lifecycles, networking, hitboxes, cameras, GUIs, type checking and more. Install with Wally or the Studio Wally plugin.
Browse packages →Plugins
Studio plugins I made or forked: Packager, Studio Wally, Bounding Box, Init Framework, Infinite Ocean and the upcoming Viewmodel Editor.
Browse plugins →Building Blocks
Fully built systems as .rbxm files. Download one, unpack it with Packager, and it is in your experience.
Guides
Installing packages, using building blocks, contributing to the library, and full game walkthroughs as they are written.
Read the guides →Three ways to install things
| You want | Use | How |
|---|---|---|
| A package, from Studio, no tooling | Studio Wally plugin | Open the widget, search kashtheking/<name>, download as a Shared module. |
| A package, in a Rojo project | Wally | Add Name = "kashtheking/<name>@<version>" under [dependencies] in wally.toml, run wally install. |
| A whole system with its dependencies | Packager plugin | Download the block's .rbxm, insert it into Studio, press Unpackage. |
Every package page shows both install commands for its current version, and the Installing packages guide walks through each path in detail.
Reading the API reference
The API tab at the top documents every package class from the doc comments in its source: constructors, methods, properties, types and which side (server or client) they run on. Each entry has a link to the exact line in the repository, so when the docs are not enough the code is one click away.
Something missing or broken?
Every page has an Edit this page link at the bottom that opens its Markdown source on GitHub, and the navbar's GitHub link opens the repository itself. For questions and bug reports, join the Discord or see the Support page.