AddRobloxStudioTool

What it does

This compatibility method behaves like AddStudioTool. Adds a Roblox Studio-style object or mesh tool with part and placement settings. It is kept so scripts written with the older AddRobloxStudioTool name continue to work.

When to use it

Use it for controlled creation or editing workflows that target Roblox instances. Prefer AddStudioTool in new code so the method name matches the current API.

ElementFunction:AddRobloxStudioTool(ToolConfig)

local Result = Section:AddRobloxStudioTool({
    Name = "Example",
    Default = false,
    Callback = function(value)
        print(value)
    end,
})

Behavior and return value

This alias forwards to AddStudioTool, so its options, callbacks, and returned value follow the canonical method.

Fields marked optional may be omitted. XLQP then uses the method’s built-in default or leaves that feature disabled.

Related reference

• All element options
• Controller methods
• Full example