Lucem

Lucem is a small wrapper over Sober to provide some QoL improvements.
Please keep in mind that while Lucem is fully open source software, Sober is proprietary for a very good reason, that being to preserve RoL from 9-year-old skiddies.

Disclaimer, in big bold letters.

Lucem does not allow you to bypass the (reasonable and justified) restrictions the Vinegar team has put on Sober's ability to load APKs that are modified.

If you really cheat on Roblox, I'd say you should reconsider your life decisions than anything.
Lucem is not associated with the VinegarHQ team or Roblox, nor is it endorsed by them!

Features

• GTK4 + Libadwaita GUI to modify settings
• GTK4-based FFlag editor that is easy to use
• Rich presence
• Server region notifier
• If you're not a fan of GUIs, we provide a nifty configuration file that does the same thing! (located at ~/.config/lucem/config.toml)
• Managing Sober

Whilst not a feature you use directly, Lucem also caches API calls whenever it can in order to save bandwidth and resources.

Patches

Lucem provides the following optional patches. All of them go under the tweaks section in your configuration.

Bring back the old Oof sound

oldOof = true

Use another font

Both OTFs and TTFs are supported.

font = "/path/to/your/font.ttf"

Installation

Building from source

You will need the following dependencies to compile Lucem:

Arch

# pacman -S gtk4 libadwaita nim git

Fedora

# dnf install gtk4-devel libadwaita-devel git

Fedora currently has no nim package, install Nim here

Debian

# apt install gtk4 libadwaita-1 git

Debian ships an old version of Nim that is not compatible with Lucem, install Nim here

The package names are similar for other distributions.

Run the following command to compile Lucem.

$ nimble install https://github.com/xTrayambak/lucem

Submitting bug reports

Please make sure to attach the logs that Lucem generates. Also, please run Lucem with the verbose flag (lucem run -v) and submit that log as it contains crucial debugging informationt.

Usage

Launching the Lucem GUI

$ lucem shell

Configuring Lucem

$ lucem edit-config

This will open the configuration file in your preferred editor. Your configuration will immediately be validated after you exit the editor.

Launching Roblox

$ lucem run

Check build metadata

$ lucem meta

Clearing API caches

$ lucem clear-cache

Troubleshooting

It says lucem: command not found after compiling!

The nimble binary folder is not in your PATH, you can run:

$ export PATH=/home/your_username/.nimble/bin:$PATH

You will need to add this to your .bashrc to make this permanent.