Hello guys, It’s me once again. Yes it’s that time again when I release a brand new module!
This time It’s a really good module I promise!
I present to you Zone Flow 
, so what is Zone Flow?
1. What Is Zone Flow?
Zone Flow is a high-performance system that streams map chunks in and out instantly. Built for speed and flexibility, it allows seamless activation or removal of any map section with minimal performance impact.
Basically, its a module that you can use to Load and Unload Maps, Chunks, anything. It’s insanely fast (Benchmarked)(See below)
2. Why should I use Zone Flow?
Well, You should use Zone Flow because it is designed with performance and efficiency in mind, making it ideal for games that need to manage large areas or many assets smoothly.
It is also extremely fast, and instant. Using the Benchmarker plugin you can see that…
It blows normal methods out of the water, This is because it caches the assets so next time you load them in… it doesn’t have to re clone it.
3 How does Zone Flow work?
There is a tutorial provided inside the module, It explains every parameter and every method.
But, I will also give a short explanation here
So basically you divide you map into into chunks that you control. The main parameters you work with are:
Parameters:
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- mapId: string
The **name of the map folder** containing your chunks.
This tells Zone Flow which map to load from.
Example: If your maps are under `ReplicatedStorage.Maps["DesertZone"]`, use `"DesertZone"`.
- chunkId: string
The **name of the specific chunk** folder or model inside the map.
Example: `"ChunkA"` refers to `DesertZone["ChunkA"]`.
- customSourceFolder: Instance
The **container Instance where the map data lives**.
This lets you load maps from custom folders like `ServerStorage` or elsewhere.
Example: `ServerStorage:WaitForChild("WorldZones")`.
- customParent: Instance
The **destination parent** where the loaded chunk instance will be placed.
Usually a folder inside `Workspace` where active chunks appear.
Example: `Workspace.ZoneContainer`.
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I want to thank @Adrigamer278YT for helping me out with the Iris module.
This module has been a long time coming but I was always hesitant to release it, I hope you guys find it useful and actually use it.
If you want to fork this module you are required to credit me, if not, no credit is needed.
Please! if you have any questions or feedback tell me!
