Concepts

One File, One Module

Each .lua file in the scripts folder becomes one toggle module. Metadata controls the module name and description:

Script.meta({
  name = "Example",
  category = "Scripts",
  description = "Short module description."
})

Scripts are loaded during Wynn startup and on ;scripts reload. Syntax errors prevent that file from registering; runtime errors disable only the owning script module.

Globals

The runtime exposes these globals:

Script
Setting
Client
Chat
Player
World
Input
Inventory
KeyBind
Rotation
Interaction
Async
Pathfinder
Spell
Wynn
Color
Random
Vec3
Anim
Render
Texture
Shader
Hud
Packet
Friend
Time
Java
Reflect
GlobalVars

Return Values

Game-state APIs return nil when Minecraft state is unavailable:

local pos = Player.position()
if pos == nil then return end

Most structured return values are script-accessible tables with fields, functions, or both. Raw Minecraft objects are available through selected raw() methods or Java.mc() when direct interop is needed.

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Getting Started

Scripting

Examples

API Reference

Troubleshooting

One File, One Module

Globals

Return Values

​One File, One Module

​Globals

​Return Values

One File, One Module

Globals

Return Values