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Using OpenCloud Studio Suite

A complete walkthrough — install, connect, and use each module.

Install

1. Download the installer from ocstudio.xyz and run it.
2. Windows SmartScreen will warn you — the build isn't code-signed yet. Click More info → Run anyway. If you'd rather check first, upload the installer to VirusTotal; it's clean.
3. Launch OpenCloud Studio Suite. All four modules open in Free mode — you can look around before connecting anything.

Connect your Roblox account

1. Create an Open Cloud API key

Open the Creator Dashboard → Credentials → API Keys and Create API Key. Add these API systems (stack them all on one key):

Restrict it to your experience and group, set an IP allowlist (0.0.0.0/0 while testing), pick an expiry, and copy the key — you only see it once.

2. Add it to the app

Settings → Open Cloud API keys → Add key. Paste it, give it a name, set it active, and click Test. If a module later shows a permission error, the Open Cloud response names the exact scope to add.

3. Set your targets

Settings → Target universe:

• Universe ID — Creator Dashboard → your experience → the number in the /experiences/{universeId}/ part of the URL.
• Start Place ID — the game's page URL (roblox.com/games/{placeId}), or right-click the place in Studio → Copy ID to Clipboard.
• Group IDs — from a group's URL (roblox.com/groups/{groupId}), comma-separated.
• DataStore names — leave OCSS_Bans / OCSS_Telemetry unless you changed them in the game scripts.

Click Reload. The Dashboard health checks should go green for each module whose target is set.

The modules

Deploy

Publish a .rbxl / .rbxlx as a new place version, or Save without publishing. Every publish is written to a local history file, so rollback is just re-publishing an earlier file. Deploy Pro also sends a MessagingService message to your live servers (for a live-ops toggle, an announcement, etc.).

Insights

Add InsightsTelemetryReporter.server.luau to your experience (ServerScriptService). It writes numbers to the OCSS_Telemetry DataStore. In the app, Snapshot now pulls the current values into a local time series; Pro keeps full history, shows the delta vs. the last snapshot, exports CSV, and can snapshot on a timer.

Custom metrics: _G.OCSSInsights.bump("robux_spent", price) anywhere on the server.

Groups

Pick a configured group. See its roles and (up to 250) members. Join requests lists everyone waiting to join; Accept / Decline act immediately (Pro). Roblox has no Open Cloud endpoint for changing a member's rank, so roles are read-only.

Guardian

Add GuardianBanEnforcer.server.luau to your experience. It reads the OCSS_Bans DataStore, kicks banned players on join, and re-checks every 60 seconds. In the app, Add a ban (user ID + reason) writes the record; Unban selected removes it. Every action is written to a local, append-only audit log (Pro can export it).

Verify it works: ban your own user ID, rejoin the game, get kicked; unban, rejoin, you're back.

Buying Pro

Store (needs a License server URL in Settings — see the go-live docs if you're the operator).

1. Enter the email the license should be issued to.
2. Pick a plan: Monthly or Yearly (auto-renewing subscriptions) or Lifetime (one payment).
3. Buy with card opens Stripe Checkout in your browser. Pay with Litecoin (yearly / lifetime only) shows an address, an exact amount, and a QR code.
4. The app polls your order and activates automatically once payment clears — card in seconds, Litecoin after a couple of confirmations.
5. If you paid on another device, use Already paid? and paste the claim code from your receipt.

All sales are final — refund policy.

Licensing

• Licenses are cryptographically signed and validated offline — the app works with no internet.
• A license is bound to one machine. To move it, email support@ocstudio.xyz.
• If a License server URL is set, the app checks in on every launch to pick up renewals and revocations.
• Where everything lives: %LOCALAPPDATA%\OpenCloudStudioSuite\ — encrypted API keys (keyvault.json), OAuth tokens (oauth.bin), settings (config.json), the license (license.json), and the local history / audit / snapshot files.

Troubleshooting

Still stuck? support@ocstudio.xyz.