Devlogger is a free to use plugin with no extra purchases used for logging actions inside of Studio using Discord Webhooks. It is able to log:
When a developer opens or closes a place
When a developer opens or closes a script
When an instance or multiples instances are selected
When an instance is deleted
Install Devlogger
Installation
Enable Studio Access to API services
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Copy your discord webhook URL
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Paste it in the Plugin under Devlogger->Game Settings->Webhook
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Once you pasted your webhook press the “Log” button. Now it is saved.
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You can now freely change the settings on what you want to be logged.
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Version History
Version 0.2.
Not running while testing
Now logs when a developer goes offline or uninstalls the plugin
You can now paste the full webhook link
Version 0.21.
Version 0.22.
New Update: Version 0.23.
New Plugin Icon
Added Update Checker
Added Light Mode
New UI
New Debug Mode
Note: Other developers must also install this plugin in order for their actions to be logged.
If you have any questions or in case you have issues, please send me a PM.
New Icon by @Romulu_s.
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Could be useful for cases such as a worker purposfully putting innapropriate stuff in ur workspace at 3am or something and getting your account banned, you could use this as proof it wasnt you
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Yes, I mainly designed my plugin for teams. You can not change settings unless your the owner, which makes logging yourself impossible unless the owner sets it up for you.
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vyexon
June 27, 2024, 3:09pm
#4
now i can catch who added that sussy amongus model…
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No problem, I hope my plugin will be a big help to you. If you have any issues or suggestions, feel free to PM me.
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I’m sorry but am I missing something? I follow all the Steps, but I can’t find the game setting
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If you have issues,
Check of you are the owner of the game
Check if your the owner of the group that owns the game (some people use holder accounts, you need to get on them to open the settings)
Check if API Services are enabled and you have a connection to the internet.
Reminder, this only works on games, not files.
If you still have issues send me a PM, I will give you my discord username there.
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How did you manage to do this? This could be useful for the ToDo List and other pluginss.
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Its rather easy. And you can still change the settings by modifying the source code a little bit, it’s nothing much.
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Its easy. Just use game.CreatorId.
Thank you all for 50 Installs
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Visuile
August 6, 2024, 3:59am
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What’s stopping a rogue developer from just uninstalling the plugin before they go conduct any malicious activities?
2jammers
August 6, 2024, 4:40am
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really like the concept of this but @Visuile is right and nothing is stopping anybody unless you do some complicated injection into the place file
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Something like this is cool, but is not that useful for stopping bad actors since it is all client side. Settings can be changed by any dev and as said by others, the dev can literally uninstall the plugin before they do anything bad.
The concept is great, but the execution is very hard on a platform like Roblox.
Yes, but it is mainly to document activity, not rogue developers. I am always trying to find better ways to keep stuff safe.
A big issue is that there is no way to share plugin data without datastores.
