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GUI application for optimizing the roblox ClientAppSettings.json file

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Archival notice

You should be using bloxstrap. If for any reason you cannot do that, I will keep this repo, and any binaries contained within, up for grabs.

The default configuration is located here

optimize-my-roblos

A simple and small GUI application for optimizing the roblox ClientAppSettings.json file. Supports both Roblox and Roblox Studio

Important

Optimize-my-Roblos DOES NOT support microsoft store Roblox!

Optimize my Roblos is based off kit's fflags

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Goal

This program has one and only one purpose only: put the flags at the right place. No editing the flags, no persistance across updates.

If you need something that can preserve the flags even when Roblox updates or have a gui to edit your flags...

consider using BloxStrap over Optimize-my-Roblos

Troubleshooting

If it isn't working, then its probably best to install it manually. Don't worry, it isn't hard.

  1. Find where Roblox is installed, this can usually be done by right clicking the Roblox icon and clicking show in folder. If it isn't there, check your start menu or search for its location.

  2. Create a new folder called ClientSettings

  3. Create a file called ClientAppSettings.json

  4. Copy and paste one of these .json files into ClientAppSettings.json

  5. Done.

Building from Source

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prerequisites

Note

The prebuilt binaries are built with the Nightly Rust Toolchain

then, to build

run the b.bat file (or run cargo tauri build) in the root directory, and to compile in release mode, run compile.bat.

License

The code under this repo is licensed under MIT.

This project uses the Lexend font, which is licensed under OFL.

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