Looks interesting but try making it with something like Roblox Studio Mod Manager, I do not want to run a plugin and a server just for a discord presence. Roblox studio mod manager is made by @Maximum_ADHD and is a sort of executor for roblox studio.
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Why can I just not run this in the background
oopsie my bad
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A bit of an update: you can now remove the .gitattributes file since GitHub natively supports Luau files.
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Since you’ve deleted it I would assume you’ve got it working. But I just wanted to give you some trouble shooting methods for the future.
- Make sure your Studio Presence is actually open.
- Make sure your Studio Presence plugin is on and not turned off (I just figured out that’s why mines was not working lol)
- Try to work on a script for a few seconds and then see if your discord status has updated. If it has then you should be fine.
Hope these help you or anyone in the future.
It was because I didn’t have a script open 
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V3.0.4
The plugin has been updated, adding automatic boot on start thanks to @purn8r along with
a RunContext fix
You can download the new file here: Release Run on start + RunContext fix · iArxic/StudioPresence · GitHub
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Very cool stuff here; I tried it out and it’s quite good especially if you’re a developer wanting to show your community “Yes work is being done on the game.” or you’re on a team, it can give you a glance at what everyone’s working on pretty easily.
I noticed two things while trying it though:
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After exiting test mode, it thinks you also exited ROBLOX studio as a whole so it stops displaying
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Switching between separate game windows you have open is not detected until a script is opened.
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The send rate of information seems a little overkill and it could definitely at least use an option to have what you’re doing sent to the server for updates less often. Like say an interval of every 10 seconds or so it would actually update your current status. I’m an internet data penny pincher when it comes to long-term thinking so this is mostly just a nitpick and probably not a problem for most people
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Currently it only updates the status on change, it does not send requests that aren’t necessary.
The rest of your points are great, I am also aware of those issues however I will not fix them currently because I became busy with school and my other projects
Thank you for your constructive post!
To clarify what I mean by send rate I moreso refer to the change rate you mention. I’ll make a new line in a script and it will update instantly so if I keep making new lines constantly it’s also sending to discord constantly even when it doesn’t really have to (as anyone watching can get the memo that new lines are being made after a 10 second or so refresh I figure). Again that point was really more of a nitpick that I’d love to see an option for but is absolutely not necessary for functionality.
I am glad to help and I wish you luck with school and your other projects - this is a great tool.
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Ohh I see the issue there, this could be fixed easily, anyone is able to contribute on the github so feel free to make some sort of a limiter there,
It’s working great! I have also managed to run it silently without the CMD window popping up. Other than that, it’s working perfectly.
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Hello! I was just wondering how you managed to do that, if you don’t mind telling me. Thank you!
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witch diretory do i put? the forlder with the server or the servewr its self?
you put the server itself, aka the one in the folder. that ensures it is auto-ran on start