write-highrise-studio-lua

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Write non-UI Lua scripts for Highrise Studio projects. You cannot write or edit them without this skill.

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[Code Generation]

When & Why to Use This Skill

This Claude skill specializes in generating high-quality, non-UI Lua scripts specifically for Highrise Studio projects. It streamlines the development process by strictly adhering to platform-specific style guides and API constraints, ensuring that all generated code is optimized for the Highrise environment while avoiding incompatible Unity or Roblox syntax.

Use Cases

  • Automating the creation of complex game logic and backend scripts for Highrise Studio experiences using standardized templates.
  • Implementing platform-specific API calls accurately by cross-referencing with dedicated research tools to prevent runtime errors.
  • Refactoring and debugging existing Lua scripts by identifying syntax errors through IDE diagnostic integration and ensuring style guide compliance.
namewrite-highrise-studio-lua
descriptionWrite non-UI Lua scripts for Highrise Studio projects. You cannot write or edit them without this skill.

Write Highrise Studio Lua code

This guide covers how to write Highrise Studio Lua code.

Instructions

Add the following steps to your todo list:

  1. Search for and read any relevant scripts in the project, if needed.
  2. Ask the user for any information that is needed to solve the request.
  3. If starting a new script, copy the code from the style guide as a starting template. Do not create a new script from scratch, as the style will be wrong.
  4. Use the research-highrise-studio-lua-api skill to understand the Highrise Studio API. Don't assume you know the API without it.
  5. Write the code, following these imperatives:
    • Do not use Unity C#, MonoBehaviour, or Roblox APIs unless specified in the Highrise Studio API docs. There is no such thing as task.
    • Avoid browser or DOM references (document, window, addEventListener, etc.).
  6. If you have access to the mcp__ide__getDiagnostics tool, use it to read syntax errors in the Lua scripts you work with.
  7. Remove section headers that have no content.
  8. Remove guidance comments that were copied over from the template. Keep the section headers.
  9. If requested, add the script to the scene using the use-unity-editor skill.