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From idea to prompt.
Three simple steps.

A prompt is a message that tells AI what you want. Overlocked helps you write that message.

New? Start with a complete free build.

Download Skyline Sprint, follow five missions and make it your own. Studio runs on Windows and Mac; you can plan on any device.

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  1. 1. Pick what you want to build

    Start a game, add a feature, fix a problem, or make visuals. You can search for things like “obby,” “pets,” or “lag.”

    Find a prompt

  2. 2. Add your game idea

    Change the examples to describe your game. A sentence or two is enough to start. Choose your saved game to reuse its idea, style and devices. Describe the one thing you want to add. Game details & settings holds anything extra.

    For example

    “An obby in the clouds. I want moving platforms, checkpoints, and controls that work on a tablet.”

  3. 3. Copy it into your AI tool

    Tap Copy my prompt. Open your AI tool, start a chat, and paste. Read the answer and ask for one small step at a time.

    Use a coding AI for Roblox scripts, an image AI for images, and a text AI for plans. A model brief is for a 3D tool or artist. Overlocked tells you which kind to use.

One game. Every next step.

Build or save a game → add a feature or texture → copy → test in Studio.

My games holds your game plan: name, idea, art style, devices and any context you add. Choose that game in the library or prompt editor. Features, textures and other prompts reuse those details.

Saved prompts are snapshots of a particular prompt and its settings. Opening one keeps those original details. Choose a game again to apply its latest context.

Built something? Open My games → Update my game. Paste your AI’s reply, current scripts, or a short progress note and tap Save update. New prompts reuse those notes. You can edit saved notes when old scripts are no longer used. Overlocked does not read your Studio place or run pasted code; test changes in Studio yourself.

Open My games

Then test it in Roblox Studio

AI can get things wrong. Try changes in a copy of your game first. If something breaks, copy a follow-up from the prompt page and include the exact error.

An image is not a ready-to-use 3D model. Templates are drafts, and generated code needs real Studio testing. Your AI tool may have its own costs.

Try a free obby prompt