# Installation

## TaskScheduler Installation Guide

This guide will walk you through the simple steps to install the **TaskScheduler** module in your Roblox game. The TaskScheduler allows you to manage multiple tasks easily, set priorities, handle retries, and much more, making your game's task management smoother and more efficient.

### Option 1: Installing the Module from Roblox Creator Shop

1. **Get the TaskScheduler model from the Roblox Creator Shop:**
   * [TaskScheduler Model](https://create.roblox.com/store/asset/121440418698601/v1-TaskScheduler)
2. **Insert the TaskScheduler model into your game:**
   * Once you have the model, go to **Roblox Studio** and insert it into your game.
   * The model will appear in your game's **Explorer** window under **Workspace** or **StarterPack** depending on where you inserted it.
3. **Move the TaskScheduler to ReplicatedStorage:**
   * To make sure the module is accessible across different scripts, move the **TaskScheduler** module to **ReplicatedStorage**:
     * In the Explorer, drag the **TaskScheduler** model from **Workspace** or **StarterPack** and drop it into **ReplicatedStorage**.
4. **Using the TaskScheduler in your script:**
   * Once the module is in **ReplicatedStorage**, you can access it in your scripts like this:

```lua
local TaskScheduler = require(game.ReplicatedStorage.TaskScheduler) -- Make sure to use the correct path
TaskScheduler:AddLog("TaskScheduler Module Loaded", "require module")
```

#### Important Notes:

* **ReplicatedStorage** is a service in Roblox that allows you to store items that need to be accessed by both the **server** and **clients**.
* If you choose to place the TaskScheduler module inside a folder within ReplicatedStorage, make sure you reference it correctly in your script. For example, if you put the TaskScheduler module in a folder called `Modules`, you would use:

```lua
local TaskScheduler = require(game.ReplicatedStorage.Modules.TaskScheduler) -- Make sure to define the correct path
TaskScheduler:AddLog("TaskScheduler Module Loaded", "require module")
```

### Option 2: Directly Requiring the Module by Asset ID

If you prefer not to insert the model into your game, you can directly use the **TaskScheduler** module via its **Asset ID**. This method is quick and easy.

1. **Add the following line to your script to require the TaskScheduler by its Asset ID:**

```lua
local TaskScheduler = require(121440418698601) -- Directly require the TaskScheduler using its Asset ID
TaskScheduler:AddLog("TaskScheduler Module Loaded", "require module")
```

2. **Done!** You can now use the TaskScheduler module in your game without needing to manually insert the model.


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