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Api — Transformice
The official forums and the Atelier 801 platform use basic web structures to display player statistics, tribe data, and leaderboards. Developers extract this data using standard HTTP web scraping techniques or by utilizing official Lua sandboxes built directly into the game. The Lua Minigame API
You can easily launch a custom script inside the official platform client: Go to your personal inside the game client.
: Fetch individual stats including shaman saves, cheese gathered, firsts, and bootcamps completed.
Accessing Transformice data generally falls into two categories: 1. The Official Atelier 801 API
Player statistics do not change every second. Cache profile requests in a local Redis or SQLite database for at least 15 to 30 minutes to reduce strain on the game servers. transformice api
: How players create custom "minigames" within rooms.
function eventNewPlayer(playerName) tfm.exec.chatMessage("Welcome to the room, " .. playerName .. "!", playerName) end Use code with caution. Copied to clipboard :
While there isn't a traditional REST API for player global stats, the community uses several methods to pull data: Web Scrapers
: Room changes, map loads, and real-time player actions via custom socket bots. Key Data Retrieval Methods The official forums and the Atelier 801 platform
The (officially known as the Transformice Module API ) is an in-game development toolkit that allows players to build custom mini-games, design unique mechanics, and script automated map actions using the lightweight Lua programming language . Integrated directly into the Atelier 801 ecosystem, this framework shifts the workload away from complex external chat-bots and places room-wide control directly into the hands of scriptwriters.
: Code minifiers shrink structural text footprints by removing redundant line spacing and comment blocks to bypass rigid character count rules in the console.
Transformice, the multiplayer browser game launched in 2010, relies on a dedicated developer community to power its external ecosystem. While the game does not feature a traditional, public REST API hosted by its developers (Atelier 801), the community has successfully reverse-engineered and built robust alternatives.
Transformice, the popular multiplayer browser game launched by Atelier 801 in 2010, owes much of its longevity to its vibrant developer community. From automated discord bots that track tribe statistics to custom in-game minigames, community-made tools rely heavily on interacting with the game's data. : Fetch individual stats including shaman saves, cheese
| Tool | Function | API Usage | |------|----------|------------| | | Auto-farming cheese | Sends g , R , parses C events | | Transformice Discord Bridge | Chat relay | Listens to M events, sends via Discord webhook | | MouseStats | Global leaderboard | Scrapes profiles via HTTP | | TribeManager | Auto-kick inactive members | Sends m/kick [name] |
The "Transformice API" typically refers to the Lua Module API
or a standalone application that talks to the game servers from outside the game client, you need a networking library. TFM.lua (Python/Node.js): Most modern bots use community-made libraries like or various Node.js implementations. Capabilities:
