> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://pure.saauf.xyz/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Quickstart: Install and Configure Trace for Roblox

> Download the Trace .rbxm from our channel, unpack it into ServerScriptService and ReplicatedStorage, wire up your Discord webhook, and publish.

Getting Trace into your Roblox experience takes fewer than five minutes. Download the latest `Trace.rbxm` from our official channel, drop it into Roblox Studio, move the contents to the right services, configure your Discord webhook, and publish. Anticheat, the admin panel, and Discord integrations are live on the next server start.

<Steps>
  <Step title="Download Trace.rbxm from our channel">
    Grab the latest `Trace.rbxm` file from the official Pure Studio distribution channel (Discord). Always use the official source to make sure you're installing v26.1 and not an outdated or modified copy.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Import the .rbxm into your place">
    Open your place in Roblox Studio. Right-click **Workspace** in the Explorer, choose **Insert from File**, and select the `Trace.rbxm` you just downloaded. A `Trace` model appears under Workspace containing everything Trace needs.

    <Tip>
      You can also drag `Trace.rbxm` directly onto the Explorer window. Either method produces the same `Trace` model.
    </Tip>
  </Step>

  <Step title="Unpack the model into the correct services">
    Trace ships as a single container so it imports cleanly, but its parts need to live in specific services to run:

    * Move the **`Trace` MainModule** (and its `TraceConfig` sibling) from `Workspace/Trace` into **`ServerScriptService`**.
    * Move the **`Trace` RemoteEvent folder** (contains `Signal` and `AdminFunction`) into **`ReplicatedStorage`**.
    * Move the **client `LocalScript`s** (`TraceClient`, `TraceAdminPanel`) into **`StarterPlayer → StarterPlayerScripts`**.

    Once everything is in place, delete the now-empty `Trace` folder from Workspace.

    <Note>
      The Trace loader looks for its RemoteEvent folder in `ReplicatedStorage` and its module in `ServerScriptService`. If either is in the wrong service the panel will not open and the anticheat will not start.
    </Note>
  </Step>

  <Step title="Configure your Discord webhook">
    In the Explorer, open **`ServerScriptService → TraceConfig`** and set the `Webhook` field to your Discord webhook URL:

    ```lua TraceConfig.lua theme={null}
    return {
        Webhook = "https://discord.com/api/webhooks/YOUR_WEBHOOK_URL_HERE",
    }
    ```

    Replace `YOUR_WEBHOOK_URL_HERE` with the full webhook URL from your Discord channel's **Integrations** settings. Trace delivers ban notices, detection alerts, staff actions, and moderator calls to this endpoint.

    See [Discord webhooks](/configuration/discord-webhooks) for the full list of event types and how to route them.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Save and publish">
    Save your place and publish it to Roblox. Anticheat detections, the admin panel, and Discord integrations are live on the next server start. The Experience Owner must open the panel once and accept the Pure Studio License Agreement before Trace activates for other players.
  </Step>
</Steps>

<Note>
  If you plan to use Trace's ban system, enable **`Players.BanningEnabled`** before publishing. Open **Game Settings → Security** in Roblox Studio and turn on the Banning API. Without it, ban actions are logged but not enforced by Roblox.
</Note>

## What's next?

Once Trace is live, explore the rest of the documentation to get the most out of the suite:

* [**Admin Panel**](/features/admin-panel) - navigate the panel and manage your player base.
* [**Anticheat & Detections**](/features/anticheat) - see what Trace monitors and how to tune detection thresholds.
* [**Discord webhooks**](/configuration/discord-webhooks) - route event types to dedicated Discord channels.
* [**Movement exceptions API**](/api/overview) - stop your custom movement mechanics from being flagged.