Cloudy API Documentation
  • SETUP
    • Introduction
    • Setting Up Your Project
    • Update Log
    • Cloudy API Tutorial
    • Credits
  • FUNCTIONS
    • AutoInject
    • Inject
    • Execute
    • GetClientsList
    • RegisterExecutor
    • IsInjected
    • AutoSetup
    • disableSecurity
    • isRobloxOpen
    • CheckRobloxVersion
    • GetUsername
    • killRoblox
    • AskAi
    • Cleanres
    • SetDiscordRpc
  • CHAT FUNCTIONS
    • ConnectToServer
    • ReceiveMessages
    • SendMessage
    • Disconnect
    • OnMessageReceived
    • OnError
    • Messages
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  • What You'll Need
  • Important Notes
  • Contributing to Cloudy API
  • Getting Help
  • Conclusion
  1. SETUP

Introduction

Welcome! This guide will walk you through how to get started with the Cloudy Roblox API, including where to download it, how to set it up in your project, and how to prepare your environment.

NextSetting Up Your Project

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What You'll Need

Before we begin, make sure you have the following tools and knowledge:

  • Windows PC (Windows 11 only; we recommend using version 24H2, 23H2, or 22H2 for optimal performance)

  • Visual Studio (2022 or newer recommended)

  • Basic knowledge of C++, C, and the .NET Framework

1

Download Visual Studio

If you don't already have Visual Studio, you can download it here:

For the best experience, we recommend downloading Visual Studio Community Edition. During the installation process, ensure that you select the following options:

  • .NET Desktop Development (for the best compatibility with Cloudy API)

Once installed, launch Visual Studio and you're ready to move on to the next step!

2

Download the Cloudy API

To get started with the Cloudy API:

  1. Visit the official Cloudy API website:

  2. Click the Download API button.

  3. You will be redirected to a Linkvertise page. Complete the required steps to support the developers and the project.

  4. After completing the steps, you’ll be redirected to Gofile.io, where you can download the actual API file: CloudyApis.dll

  5. Note: Please avoid using third-party services like bypass.vip to bypass the Linkvertise page. This can result in downloading an outdated version of the API, and bypassing it, removes support for the developers who work hard to maintain Cloudy API.

Important Notes

Cloudy supports both Internal and External. But what is Internal and External? Internal are injected into the game's memory space, allowing them to directly modify game variables and functions while External interact with the game's process from outside, using tools like "ReadProcessMemory" and "WriteProcessMemory" to read and modify game data. If you don't understand then its fine but just know that Internal is more safer to use than external.

Contributing to Cloudy API

Cloudy API is open source, and encourage contributions from the community. If you'd like to contribute:

  • Visit Cloudy Git service .

  • Fork the repository and make your changes.

  • Submit a pull request, and we’ll review your contributions.

By contributing, you help improve the API and ensure it remains up-to-date with the latest features and bug fixes.

Getting Help

Conclusion

Now you’re ready to start using the Cloudy API! With its powerful features like External Injection, Internal Injection, and more, you’ll have everything you need to build advanced applications in Roblox. Don't forget to support the developers by completing the steps on Linkvertise and contributing to the open-source project if you can!

If you encounter any issues or need help, check out our official community forum or join Cloudy . Cloudy community and the developers are here to help!

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