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Introduction

Attrify is a no-code behavior system for Roblox using CollectionService tags and attributes. Add tags to parts and configure behavior through attributes - no scripting required for common game mechanics.

Quick Example​

  1. Add the attr_coin tag to any BasePart
  2. Set attr_value attribute to 30
  3. Players touching the part will be awarded 30 coins!

That's it! No code needed for basic functionality. But if you want to react to events:

local Attrify = require(ReplicatedStorage.Packages.Attrify)

Attrify.Signals.CoinCollected:Connect(function(player, value, part)
    print(player.Name, "collected", value, "coins!") -- Expect "Player collected 30 coins!"
end)

Features​

  • 50 pre-built watchers for common game mechanics
  • Zero scripting - configure everything via attributes
  • Modular - only use what you need
  • Type-safe - full Luau strict mode support
  • Signals - react to events in your own code

Watcher Categories​

  • Animation
  • Movement
  • Visual
  • Combat
  • Interaction
  • Door
  • Obby
  • Sound
  • Collect
  • Destruction
  • Constraint

How It Works​

attrify uses Roblox's CollectionService to watch for tagged instances. When you add a tag like attr_jump_pad to a part, attrify automatically applies the behavior and reads configuration from the part's attributes.

[Part with "attr_jump_pad" tag]
    └── attr_jump_distance = 20
    └── attr_cooldown = 1
    └── attr_push_relative_to_object = true

The watcher reads these attributes and applies the jump pad behavior - launching players upward when they touch the part.

Next Steps​