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 RunService
RunService contains methods and events for time-management as well as for managing the context in which a game or script is running. Methods like IsClient , IsServer , IsStudio , can help you determine under what context code is running. These methods are useful for ModuleScripts that may be required by both client and server scripts. Furthermore, IsStudio can be used to add special behaviors for in-studio testing.
RunService also houses events that allow your code to adhere to Roblox's frame-by-frame loop, such as Stepped , Heartbeat and RenderStepped . Selecting the proper event to use for any case is important, so you should read Task Scheduler to make an informed decision.
Code Samples
 local RunService = game:GetService("RunService")   local PART_START_POS = Vector3.new(0, 10, 0)   local PART_SPEED = Vector3.new(10, 0, 0)   -- Create a Part with a BodyPosition   local part = Instance.new("Part")  part.CFrame = CFrame.new(PART_START_POS)   local bp = Instance.new("BodyPosition")  bp.Parent = part  bp.Position = PART_START_POS  part.Parent = workspace   local function onStep(_currentTime, deltaTime)   -- Move the part the distance it is meant to move   -- in the last `deltaTime` seconds   bp.Position = bp.Position + PART_SPEED * deltaTime   -- Here's the math behind this:   -- speed = displacement / time   -- displacement = speed * time   end  RunService.Stepped:Connect(onStep)
Summary
Properties
Methods
Given a string name of a function and a priority, this method binds the function to RunService.RenderStepped .
Returns whether the current environment is running on the client.
Returns whether the current environment is in Edit mode.
Returns whether the 'Run' button has been pressed to run the simulation in Roblox Studio.
Returns whether the game is currently running.
Returns whether the current environment is running on the server.
Returns whether the current environment is running in Roblox Studio.
Pauses the game's simulation if it is running, suspending physics and scripts.
Runs the game's simulation, running physics and scripts.
Ends the game's simulation if it is running.
Unbinds a function that was bound to the render loop using RunService:BindToRenderStep() .
Events
Fires every frame after the physics simulation has completed.
Fires every frame prior to the frame being rendered.
Fires every frame prior to the physics simulation.
Properties
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Methods
BindToRenderStep
The BindToRenderStep function binds a custom function to be called at a specific time during the render step. There are three main arguments for BindToRenderStep: name , priority , and what function to call .
As it is linked to the client's rendering process, BindToRenderStep can only be called on the client.
Name
The name parameter is a label for the binding, and can be used with RunService:UnbindFromRenderStep() if the binding is no longer needed.
  local RunService = game:GetService("RunService")   local function functionToBind() end   -- Bind the function above to the binding named "tempBinding"  RunService:BindToRenderStep("tempBinding", 1, functionToBind)   -- Unbind the function bound to "tempBinding"  RunService:UnbindFromRenderStep("tempBinding")
Priority
The priority of the binding is an integer, and determines when during the render step to call the custom function. The lower this number, the sooner the custom function will be called. If two bindings have the same priority the Roblox engine will randomly pick one to run first. The default Roblox control scripts run with these specific priorities:
Camera Controls: 200 For convenience, the RenderPriority enum can be used to determine the integer value to set a binding. For example, to make a binding right before the default camera update, simply subtract 1 from the camera priority level.
When using Enum.RenderPriority, remember to use InlineCode.Value at the end of the desired enum. BindToRenderStep will not work if just the enum on its own is used.
  local RunService = game:GetService("RunService")   local function beforeCamera(delta)   -- Code in here will run before the default Roblox camera script   end  RunService:BindToRenderStep("Before camera", Enum.RenderPriority.Camera.Value - 1, beforeCamera)
Custom Function and Delta Time
The last argument of BindToRenderStep is the custom function to call. This function will be passed one parameter called deltaTime. DeltaTime shows how much time passed between the beginning of the previous render step and the beginning of the current render step.
All rendering updates will wait until the code in the render step finishes. Make sure that any code called by BindToRenderStep runs quickly and efficiently. If code in BindToRenderStep takes too long, then the game visuals will be choppy.
Parameters
The name parameter is a label for the binding, and can be used with RunService.Unbind if the binding is no longer needed.
The priority of the binding is an integer, and determines when during the render step to call the custom function. The lower this number, the sooner the custom function will be called. If two bindings have the same priority the Roblox engine will randomly pick one to run first. The default Roblox control scripts run with these specific priorities:
For convenience, the RenderPriority enum can be used to determine the integer value to set a binding. For example, to make a binding right before the default camera update, simply subtract 1 from the camera priority level.
The custom function being bound.
Returns
Code Samples
 local RunService = game:GetService("RunService")   -- How fast the frame ought to move   local SPEED = 2   local frame = script.Parent  frame.AnchorPoint = Vector2.new(0.5, 0.5)   -- A simple parametric equation of a circle   -- centered at (0.5, 0.5) with radius (0.5)   local function circle(t)   return 0.5 + math.cos(t) * 0.5, 0.5 + math.sin(t) * 0.5   end   -- Keep track of the current time   local currentTime = 0   local function onRenderStep(deltaTime)   -- Update the current time   currentTime = currentTime + deltaTime * SPEED   -- . and the frame's position   local x, y = circle(currentTime)   frame.Position = UDim2.new(x, 0, y, 0)   end   -- This is just a visual effect, so use the "Last" priority  RunService:BindToRenderStep("FrameCircle", Enum.RenderPriority.Last.Value, onRenderStep)   --RunService.RenderStepped:Connect(onRenderStep) -- Also works, but not recommended
 local RunService = game:GetService("RunService")   local function checkDelta(deltaTime)   print("Time since last render step:", deltaTime)   end  RunService:BindToRenderStep("Check delta", Enum.RenderPriority.First.Value, checkDelta)
 local RunService = game:GetService("RunService")   -- Step 1: Declare the function and a name   local name = "Print Hello"   local function printHello()   print("Hello")   end   -- Step 2: Bind the function  RunService:BindToRenderStep(name, Enum.RenderPriority.First.Value, printHello)   -- Step 3: Unbind the function   local success, message = pcall(function()   RunService:UnbindFromRenderStep(name)   end)   if success then   print("Success: Function unbound!")   else   print("An error occurred: " .. message)   end
GetCoreScriptVersion
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GetRobloxClientChannel
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GetRobloxVersion
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IsClient
This function returns whether the current environment is running on the client.
If the code that invoked this method is running in a client context (in a LocalScript or a ModuleScript required by a LocalScript ) then this method will return true. In all other cases, this function will return false.
If this function returns true, then the current environment can access client-only features like RunService.RenderStepped or Players.LocalPlayer .
RunService test function results
EnvironmentIsStudioIsClientIsServerIsEditIsRunningIsRunModeLive PlayerfalsetruefalseLive ServerfalsefalsetrueEdit ModetruetruetruetruefalsefalseEdit Mode (Team Create)truetruefalsetruefalsefalseRun ModetruetruetruefalsetruetruePlay Mode (Client)truetruefalsefalsetruefalsePlay Mode (Server)truefalsetruefalsetruetrueTeam Test PlayertruetruefalsefalsetruefalseLegacy Play Mode †truetruetruefalsetruefalse
Returns
Whether the current environment is running the client.
Code Samples
 local RunService = game:GetService("RunService")   if RunService:IsStudio() then   print("I am in Roblox Studio")   else   print("I am in an online Roblox Server")   end   if RunService:IsRunMode() then   print("Running in Studio")   end   if RunService:IsClient() then   print("I am a client")   else   print("I am not a client")   end   if RunService:IsServer() then   print("I am a server")   else   print("I am not a server")   end   if RunService:IsRunning() then   print("The game is running")   else   print("The game is stopped or paused")   end
IsEdit
This function returns whether the current environment is in 'Edit' mode. For example, Roblox Studio is in 'Edit Mode' when the game is not running.
IsEdit will return the inverse of RunService:IsRunning() with one exception, if the simulation has been 'paused' then both IsEdit and RunService:IsRunning() will return false.
Returns
Whether the current environment is in Edit mode.
IsRunMode
This function returns whether the 'Run' button has been pressed to run the simulation in Roblox Studio.
If the user has pressed 'Run', then this function will return true. This function will continue to return true if the simulation has been paused using the 'Pause' button. However, once it has been stopped using the 'Stop' button it will revert to returning false.
Roblox Studio only enters run mode when the 'Run' button is pressed, not the 'Play' button. This function will also return false if the simulation was started using RunService:Run() rather than the 'Run' button.
RunService test function results
Returns
Whether the 'Run' button has been pressed to run the simulation in Roblox Studio.
Code Samples
 local RunService = game:GetService("RunService")   if RunService:IsStudio() then   print("I am in Roblox Studio")   else   print("I am in an online Roblox Server")   end   if RunService:IsRunMode() then   print("Running in Studio")   end   if RunService:IsClient() then   print("I am a client")   else   print("I am not a client")   end   if RunService:IsServer() then   print("I am a server")   else   print("I am not a server")   end   if RunService:IsRunning() then   print("The game is running")   else   print("The game is stopped or paused")   end
IsRunning
Returns whether the game is currently running
The game is considered running when it is not in edit mode in Roblox Studio. This means, if the simulation has been run using the 'Run' or 'Play' buttons the game is running.
IsRunning will always return the inverse of RunService:IsEdit() with one exception, if the simulation has been 'paused' then both RunService:IsEdit() and IsRunning will return false.
RunService test function results
Returns
Whether the game is currently running.
Code Samples
 local RunService = game:GetService("RunService")   if RunService:IsStudio() then   print("I am in Roblox Studio")   else   print("I am in an online Roblox Server")   end   if RunService:IsRunMode() then   print("Running in Studio")   end   if RunService:IsClient() then   print("I am a client")   else   print("I am not a client")   end   if RunService:IsServer() then   print("I am a server")   else   print("I am not a server")   end   if RunService:IsRunning() then   print("The game is running")   else   print("The game is stopped or paused")   end
IsServer
This function returns whether the current environment is running on the server.
If the code that invoked this method is running in a server context (in a Script or a ModuleScript required by a Script ) then this method will return true. In all other cases, this function will return false.
If this function returns true, then the current environment can access server-only features like ServerStorage or ServerScriptService .
Returns
Whether the current environment is running on the server.
Code Samples
 local RunService = game:GetService("RunService")   if RunService:IsStudio() then   print("I am in Roblox Studio")   else   print("I am in an online Roblox Server")   end   if RunService:IsRunMode() then   print("Running in Studio")   end   if RunService:IsClient() then   print("I am a client")   else   print("I am not a client")   end   if RunService:IsServer() then   print("I am a server")   else   print("I am not a server")   end   if RunService:IsRunning() then   print("The game is running")   else   print("The game is stopped or paused")   end
IsStudio
This function returns whether the current environment is running in Roblox Studio.
This function will only return true when using Roblox Studio and can be used to add code to test your game within Studio.
Returns
Whether the current environment is running in Roblox Studio.
Code Samples
 local RunService = game:GetService("RunService")   if RunService:IsStudio() then   print("I am in Roblox Studio")   else   print("I am in an online Roblox Server")   end   if RunService:IsRunMode() then   print("Running in Studio")   end   if RunService:IsClient() then   print("I am a client")   else   print("I am not a client")   end   if RunService:IsServer() then   print("I am a server")   else   print("I am not a server")   end   if RunService:IsRunning() then   print("The game is running")   else   print("The game is stopped or paused")   end
Pause
This function pauses the games' simulation if it is running, suspending physics and scripts.
The simulation can be started using RunService:Run() or the 'Run' button in Roblox Studio. When the simulation is paused, RunService:IsRunning() will return false.
Pausing the simulation can be used to assist with debugging in Roblox Studio, it cannot be used in real game sessions.
Returns
Run
This function runs the game's simulation, running physics and scripts.
When the simulation is running, RunService:IsRunning() will return true. However, RunService:IsRunMode() will only return true if the simulation was started using the 'Run' button in Roblox Studio. This means when this function is used to start the simulation, IsRunMode will return false even though the simulation is running.
The simulation can be paused using RunService:Pause() or the 'Pause' button in Roblox Studio. It can also be ended using RunService:Stop() .
Running the simulation can be used to assist with debugging in Roblox Studio. Currently it is not possible to restore the game to the state it was in prior to running the simulation if the simulation was started using this function. If this is a problem, instead use the 'Run' button in Roblox Studio.
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Set3dRenderingEnabled
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SetRobloxGuiFocused
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Stop
This function ends the game's simulation if it is running.
The simulation can be started using RunService:Run() or the 'Run' button in Roblox Studio. When the simulation is stopped, RunService:IsRunning() will return false and RunService:IsEdit() will return true.
In contrast to the 'Stop' button in Roblox Studio, calling this function will not restore the game to the state it was in prior to the simulation being run. This means any changes made to the game by the physics simulation and scripts will persist after the simulation has ended.
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UnbindFromRenderStep
Given a name of a function sent to BindToRenderStep , this method will unbind the function from being called during RenderStepped. This is used to unbind bound functions once they are no longer needed, or when they no longer need to fire every step.
If there is no bound function by the given name, this method raises an error. You can prevent such an error from being raised by using pcall . For example, if you bind a function named drawImage using BindToRenderStep , the following code would unbind the function, suppressing errors if there wasn't already a function with the name drawImage bound.
  local RunService = game:GetService("RunService")   local success, message = pcall(function() RunService:UnbindFromRenderStep("drawImage") end)   if success then   print("Success: Function unbound!")   else   print("An error occurred: "..message)   end  ```"
Parameters
The name of the function being unbound.
Returns
Code Samples
 local RunService = game:GetService("RunService")   -- Step 1: Declare the function and a name   local name = "Print Hello"   local function printHello()   print("Hello")   end   -- Step 2: Bind the function  RunService:BindToRenderStep(name, Enum.RenderPriority.First.Value, printHello)   -- Step 3: Unbind the function   local success, message = pcall(function()   RunService:UnbindFromRenderStep(name)   end)   if success then   print("Success: Function unbound!")   else   print("An error occurred: " .. message)   end
setThrottleFramerateEnabled
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Events
Heartbeat
The Heartbeat event fires every frame, after the physics simulation has completed. The step argument indicates the time that has elapsed since the previous frame.
As Heartbeat fires every frame, it runs on a variable frequency . This means the rate will vary depending on the performance of the machine. If the game is running at 40 FPS, then Heartbeat will fire 40 times per second and the step argument will be roughly 1/40th of a second.
The step argument can be used to account for the variable frequency of this event, for example:
  local RunService = game:GetService("RunService")   local RATE_PER_SECOND = 2  RunService.Heartbeat:Connect(function(step)   local increment = RATE_PER_SECOND * step   end)
There is no guarantee that functions connected to this event will fire at the exact same time, or in any specific order. For an alternative where the priority can be specified, see RunService:BindToRenderStep() .
Parameters
The time (in seconds) that has elapsed since the previous frame.
Code Samples
 local RunService = game:GetService("RunService")   local LOOP_COUNT = 5   local count = 0   local connection   function onHeartbeat(step)   if count  then   count = count + 1   print("Time between each loop: " .. step)   else   connection:Disconnect()   end   end  connection = RunService.Heartbeat:Connect(onHeartbeat)
PostSimulation
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PreAnimation
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PreRender
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PreSimulation
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RenderStepped
The RenderStepped event fires every frame, prior to the frame being rendered. The step argument indicates the time that has elapsed since the previous frame.
RenderStepped does not run in parallel to Roblox's rendering tasks and code connected to RenderStepped must be executed prior to the frame being rendered. This can lead to significant performance issues if RenderStepped is used inappropriately. To avoid this, only use RenderStepped for code that works with the camera or character . Otherwise, RunService.Heartbeat should be used.
As RenderStepped fires every frame, it runs on a variable frequency . This means the rate will vary depending on the performance of the machine. If the game is running at 40 FPS, then RenderStepped will fire 40 times per second and the step argument will be roughly 1/40th of a second.
The step argument can be used to account for the variable frequency of this event, for example:
  local RunService = game:GetService("RunService")   local RATE_PER_SECOND = 2  RunService.RenderStepped:Connect(function(step)   local increment = RATE_PER_SECOND * step   end)
There is no guarantee that functions connected to this event will fire at the exact same time, or in any specific order. For an alternative where the priority can be specified, see RunService:BindToRenderStep() .
As RenderStepped is client-side only, it can be used in a LocalScript or a ModuleScript required by a LocalScript.
Parameters
The time (in seconds) that has elapsed since the previous frame.
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