Installation

Choose a supported client loader or set up Gabibou UI in Roblox Studio.

A client is the part of a Roblox game that runs for one player. The interface must be created on the client so that player can see and use it. Choose one of the methods below.

Supported client environment: remote loader

Use this method only in a client environment that supports both loadstring and game:HttpGet. Open that environment’s client code editor, paste this line, and run it. The library file is gabibou_ui.luau on GitHub:

local UI = loadstring(game:HttpGet('https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Gabibou455/GabibouUI/main/gabibou_ui.luau'))()

This line downloads the current file from the repository’s main branch and stores the library in UI. Put the window and control code from the Quickstart on the next lines in the same script. When it runs, the window appears in that player’s game.

The main link follows repository changes. To pin a version, replace main in the URL with a published tag from GitHub Releases.

Standard Roblox Studio does not provide this loading route. Use the ModuleScript steps below in Studio.

When the interface does not appear

Check the first error in your environment’s output. It tells you which step needs attention:

What you see	What to check
loadstring is missing	This environment cannot compile a downloaded source string. In Studio, use the ModuleScript steps below.
Download failed or HttpGet is unavailable	Check the URL and network access. The complete remote example also tries optional request, http_request and syn.request functions.
Compile failed	Use the standalone gabibou_ui.luau file, rather than a GitHub HTML page or an individual extension. Keep the compiler’s error text when reporting the problem.
PlayerGui did not become available	Run on the player’s client after joining. The default window waits up to eight seconds for PlayerGui. Advanced integrations can supply their own Instance through Parent.
The key screen opens but verification fails	Check your key provider, callback and network configuration. The UI loading step has already completed; see key providers.

The one-line loader above needs HttpGet before any library code can run. To use its download fallbacks, copy the complete remote example into your environment’s editor and change its window and controls to your own. Optional clipboard functions are used for copying links; a visible manual link remains available when copying is unavailable.

Support depends on the functions and Roblox client context available in your environment. When reporting a problem, include its name, the first error and whether the key screen or window appeared. These details let a developer reproduce the failing step.

Roblox Studio: ModuleScript and LocalScript

A ModuleScript stores reusable code that another script can load with require. A LocalScript runs on one player’s client. Set them up in Studio’s Explorer panel:

1. Find ReplicatedStorage. If it is not shown, open the View tab in Studio and turn on Explorer.
2. Right-click ReplicatedStorage, choose Insert Object, then choose ModuleScript. Rename it GabibouUI.
3. Open the standalone gabibou_ui.luau source on GitHub, copy all of its contents, and paste them into the GabibouUI ModuleScript, replacing the starter code. Save the place.
4. In Explorer, open StarterPlayer, then StarterPlayerScripts. Right-click StarterPlayerScripts, choose Insert Object, then choose LocalScript. This is where your interface code goes.
5. Paste this loader at the top of that LocalScript:

local ReplicatedStorage = game:GetService('ReplicatedStorage')
local UI = require(ReplicatedStorage:WaitForChild('GabibouUI'))

6. Paste the window and control lines from the Quickstart immediately below those two lines. Press Play in Studio to test. The window should appear in the game view; check View > Output to see printed callback messages when you use a control.

Keep private credentials and key lists on the server, not in a LocalScript. See server validation for a server-side example.