Enable LoadStringEnabled and Allow HTTP Requests

Auto-updates mean you don’t need to keep re-importing a new model. That saves time for you. It also helps us ship fixes faster. This improves stability and device performance.

Vimera products won’t work without these settings. We use them for auto-updates and faster bug fixes.

Use these settings only in experiences you trust. They enable runtime code loading and outbound web requests.

Enable LoadStringEnabled

What you’re doing

You’re enabling a property on ServerScriptService. It controls whether loadstring() is allowed.

Why Vimera needs this

We use loadstring() for auto-updates. This avoids manual model updates. It also lets us hotfix issues quickly.

Steps (more detailed)

1

Open the required panels

Open Window. Enable Explorer and Properties.

2

Select ServerScriptService

In Explorer, find ServerScriptService. Click it once.

3

Enable LoadStringEnabled

In Properties, use the search box. Search for LoadStringEnabled. Set it to On.

Quick fixes

• Don’t see Explorer or Properties: open Window again.

• Don’t see LoadStringEnabled: make sure ServerScriptService is selected.

In Roblox Studio, open the Window menu.

Enable the Explorer and Properties panels.

In Explorer, find ServerScriptService.

Click ServerScriptService, then in Properties turn LoadStringEnabled on.

Enable HTTP Requests (HttpEnabled)

What you’re doing

You’re enabling HttpService access. You need two toggles:

• Allow HTTP Requests for live servers.

• Studio Access to API Services for Studio testing.

Why Vimera needs this

Vimera products use HTTP requests to check for updates. They also use HTTP for service communication. Without this, updates and some features will not work.

Steps (more detailed)

1

Open Game Settings

Open File. Click Game Settings.

2

Go to Security

Open the Security tab.

3

Enable the required toggles

Turn HTTP Requests On. Turn Studio Access to API Services On.

4

Save

Click Save. Without saving, nothing changes.

Quick fixes

• Can’t find Security: scroll the left sidebar in Game Settings.

• Works in Studio but not in-game: ensure Allow HTTP Requests is enabled.

• Still blocked: check you’re editing the right experience/place.

Open the File menu.

In File, click Game Settings.

In Game Settings, open Security.

Enable HTTP Requests and Studio Access to API Services, then click Save.

Only enable these settings for trusted experiences and scripts (like Vimera products). They allow runtime code execution and outbound web requests.