How to write a prompt that works

Keep it simple. Ask for one thing, get it working, then add more. Short, clear ideas build best.

Try this

1. Start with the main idea, like "a lava obby with 5 jumps."

2. Build it and see what you get.

3. Add one thing at a time, like "add a checkpoint after each jump," then "add a win sign at the end."

Good to know

• Short and clear beats long and packed.

• Got a message about a "structural defect"? Your idea is too big. Break it into smaller steps.

• Think of Studs like a teammate. Give it one clear job at a time.

• Watch the length meter in the box. Keep it green or yellow, not red. Red means it is too big and more likely to fail.