Player-relative direction
Animate camera position, look targets, FOV, roll, fades, and letterboxing around live eyes, head, chest, and feet anchors.
Studio 1.1.0 · Public-beta candidate · Runtime 1.5.1
Shape player-relative camera paths, presentation tracks, and cinematic handoffs for Sandy Base spawn intros—without starting from a blank Lua file.
Safe, no-install preview. Explore the read-only example in your browser. Desktop file access, GMod preview, building, and publishing are disabled.
Creator workflow
Studio is a focused visual editor for Sandy Base intros. The browser preview shows the editor safely; desktop-only tools will connect projects to a local Garry's Mod installation.
Animate camera position, look targets, FOV, roll, fades, and letterboxing around live eyes, head, chest, and feet anchors.
Generated intros use Sandy Base collision handling, body visibility protection, hidden viewmodels, and the universal first-person exit.
The desktop edition will validate and build with local GMod tools. Sandy Base Studio does not request or store Steam credentials.
Public candidate files / 1.1.0
This beta targets Sandy Base Runtime 1.5.1. The source snapshot is supplied for evaluation and inspection under an all-rights-reserved license; it is not an open-source release.
Try the read-only Studio example without installing an app or giving the site access to local files.
Deterministic source archive for evaluation and inspection. Redistribution and modification are not granted by its license.
Verify the public source archive, then read what passed and what still blocks a signed desktop release.
Before you create
Studio is useful today as a browser preview and reviewed source candidate. Public desktop distribution is deliberately narrower until the remaining platform and signing work is complete.
Public beta accessibility work is ongoing; no formal conformance certification is claimed.
Runtime compatibility
Studio-generated intros target the shared Sandy Base Runtime. Install and verify the Runtime in Garry's Mod before testing a compiled intro.