Wiki home
SDN
What SDN is
SDN · Updated 09 November 2026
How scripts are published and delivered through the Script Market, from an author's side.
SDN is how scripts are published through the BotWithUs Script Market. You upload your script to BotWithUs once. Users subscribe to it on the website, and the BotWithUs software delivers it to them when they run it.
What it means for you as an author:
- Your script is protected in distribution. Users get your script through BotWithUs, not as a file you hand out. You do not need to sign or protect anything yourself. Upload what your build produces.
- You control access. A script can be public or private, free or paid, with prices per duration.
- Each upload is a version. You upload new builds from your script's Versions page, and the BotWithUs team reviews new scripts before they are listed.
- Users always run your current version. You choose which uploaded version is current.
Which languages?
| Language | Status |
|---|---|
| Java | Live. See SDN for Java. |
| Python | Coming soon. Python scripts run as local scripts only for now. |
| Lua | Coming soon. Lua scripts run as local scripts only for now. |
If you write Python or Lua, you can already write your script so that it is ready when SDN opens for your language. See Python and Lua: coming soon.