Adding Your First Library

A library is a ready-made game system, like fishing, an admin panel or a shop, that Superbullet adds to your project for you. Superbullet has hundreds of them, with more added all the time. A game template gives you a whole game; a library adds one system to it. This guide adds the free Fishing System from start to finish, a simple one to learn on; other libraries follow the same steps.

Before You Start

• A project created with SuperbulletFrameworkV1-Knit (see Installation).
• Superbullet connected to Studio: Studio: Active and Studio: Connected at the top of the chat.

Ask for the System

1. Type What You Want to Add

   In the chat box, type Add and the system you want, for example Add a fishing system to my game (1), then click Send (2).

   

   Superbullet first searches its library marketplace for a ready-made match before writing anything new.

   I've done this step: Type What You Want to Add

2. Pick the Library

   The Use marketplace library? window lists the libraries that match. Each one shows its price: Free, a price, or Purchased if you already own it. Click a library to see what it does, then click Use selected library.

   

   I've done this step: Pick the Library

3. Confirm in Chat If Asked

   Sometimes the AI also asks in chat how you'd like to proceed. Reply that you want the pre-built library, for example 1, use the pre-built Fishing System.

   

   I've done this step: Confirm in Chat If Asked

Upload the Animations and Sounds

Libraries with animations or sounds open Provide Roblox Asset IDs. The Fishing System has two animations (Reel and Cast) and three sounds. Uploading them puts copies on your own Roblox account (the one shown at the top right of the window; Manage Accounts changes it), so they play in your game.

1. Click Auto Upload All

   Click Auto Upload All. After a few seconds, every row shows an ID and Uploaded ✓ (Not validated).

   

   I've done this step: Click Auto Upload All

2. Click Validate All

   Click Validate All. Each row changes to Valid ✓.

   

   I've done this step: Click Validate All

3. Click Continue

   With every row Valid ✓, click Continue. Superbullet writes your new IDs into the library's settings and installs it. This takes a few minutes; the chat shows Installing fishing system until it's done, then a summary of what was added.

   

   I've done this step: Click Continue

What You Should See

In Superbullet, the chat says the library was installed and lists what it added.

In Studio's Explorer, the new parts arrive on their own through Rojo: for the Fishing System, a Fishing folder under ReplicatedStorage › Assets, FishingGui in StarterGui and a Normal Rod in StarterPack.

In a playtest, the Normal Rod is in your hotbar. The Fishing System only works on Roblox terrain water, so it comes with a test script that fills the map with water when the game starts. Once your map has its own water, ask the AI to remove the test water.

Troubleshooting

Next

• That's the learning path done. Now pick anything from the library catalog, like the Sliding Movement System (sprinting and sliding). Each one installs the way you just did.
• Paid libraries work the same way, with a price to pay first: see Adding a Paid Library.
• To change how the system works in your game, describe the change in chat. Writing Better Prompts covers how to ask.