FleasionproxyFleasion Presets & Configs — Import, Share and Browse
You rarely need to build a setup from scratch, and honestly we didn't want you to have to. A Fleasion preset (a saved config) can hand you a whole game's worth of custom sounds, skyboxes, skins and removals in one import — and you can share your own just as easily. Below we cover the three ways to grab a ready-made setup, how to import and export configs, how our built-in PreJsons browser works, and where to find presets for each game. New here? Read how to use Fleasion first.
This really is how most people use Fleasion: configs and presets come up in 23 of the 32 community guides we've catalogued — second only to install itself. Grabbing a ready-made setup is the norm, not a shortcut.
Three ways to get a ready-made setup
Three sources, easiest first:
| Source | What it is | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| PreJsons | A browser of community presets we built into Fleasion | The fastest, no-file way to grab a game's setup |
| Shared JSON config | A config someone exported that you paste in | Using a specific setup a friend or creator shared |
| Community channels | Our Discord channels for skies, sounds, skins, configs | Hand-picking individual skies/sounds to mix yourself |
All three end up as profiles in the Replacer tab, which you then enable or disable to taste.
What are PreJsons?
PreJsons are community presets we built right into Fleasion. Open the PreJsons view and Fleasion fetches the available presets and shows them in a grid — each card has the game's name, a thumbnail, and when it was created/updated. Pick one and it sets up the profiles for you: no IDs to hunt, no files to paste. It's the quickest route to a good-looking game, and your own exported setups can be added to PreJsons too.
Importing a config (JSON)
If someone shared a config as JSON, here's how to load it:
- In Replacer, click Open Configs. That opens your Fleasion configs folder (they live at
AppData\Local\FleasionNT\configs). - Paste the shared config's JSON into a config there — or just drag the whole config file straight into that folder, or add it as a new one.
- Back in Fleasion, switch to that config.
- Enable the profiles you want, clear the cache, launch Roblox.
That's it — the shared setup is yours to tweak.
Exporting and sharing your config
Same thing in reverse:
- Click Open Configs and open your current config.
- Copy its JSON.
- Send it to whoever you're sharing with, or add it to PreJsons so others can browse it.
Since a config is just JSON, it's easy to post, save, and version.
Preset catalog — by game
Presets are organized by game, and a typical one for each bundles the popular customizations for that title. Use this as a map of what to look for in the PreJsons grid or our community channels, then jump to the matching game guide for the details:
| Game | A typical preset includes | Guide |
|---|---|---|
| Phantom Forces | Skins, Aurora skybox, red dot → delta / Kousaku, custom hit/kill sounds, no-arms | Guide |
| Rivals | Hit/kill sounds, custom skybox or no-skybox, no-arms, no-textures, skins, fonts | Guide |
| Da Hood | Custom sky, gun/hitmarker/eating sounds, fake headless | Guide |
| AR2 | Sights, weapon/hit sounds, skins, texture removal | Guide |
| FJTR | Finish tweaks, transition polish, HUD cleanup | Guide |
Presets are community-made and updated over time — especially handy for games like Da Hood that change often, where a maintained preset saves you re-finding IDs after each update.
After importing: enable, disable, avoid conflicts
A preset usually contains several profiles — you don't have to use all of them:
- Turn profiles on/off with Enable/Disable Selected. Keep what you like, disable the rest.
- Watch for conflicts. Two profiles targeting the same asset fight each other, and some effects won't apply if statuses clash. If something doesn't work after importing, disable overlapping profiles.
- Clear the cache after any change and relaunch — presets follow the same rule as manual edits.
Where to get presets
- In-app PreJsons — the grid we built in, browsable by game.
- Community channels — our Discord keeps dedicated channels for skies, sounds, skins and full configs (see custom skyboxes and custom sounds for specifics).
- Shared JSON — creators and friends often post their configs directly.
Troubleshooting presets
- The preset does nothing → clear the cache / restart (turn on "Clear Cache on Launch"), and confirm the profiles' Status is On.
- Only part of it works → conflicting profiles; disable overlapping ones, or the game updated and some IDs shifted (re-capture with the scraper).
- The imported JSON won't load → make sure you pasted the full, valid JSON into a config via Open Configs, then switched to it.
- It worked, then broke → the game updated; grab an updated preset or re-scrape the IDs.
Frequently asked questions
How do I add a preset in Fleasion? The fastest way is the built-in PreJsons grid — browse by game and pick one. Or import a shared JSON: click Open Configs, paste the JSON into a config, switch to it, clear the cache, launch.
What are PreJsons? PreJsons are community presets we built into Fleasion, shown in a grid by game with thumbnails and dates. Selecting one sets up the profiles automatically.
How do I share my Fleasion config? Click Open Configs, copy your config's JSON, and send it to others or add it to PreJsons.
Where are Fleasion configs stored?
In AppData\Local\FleasionNT\configs. The Open Configs button in the Replacer tab opens that folder.
A preset I imported isn't working — why? Usually a stale cache (clear it and relaunch), conflicting profiles (disable overlapping ones), or a game update that shifted IDs (get an updated preset or re-scrape).
Updated July 2026 — added a note on how central presets and configs are to how people use Fleasion.
Related: How to use Fleasion · Custom skyboxes · Custom sounds · Game guides: Phantom Forces, Rivals, Da Hood