Someone on discord told me that someone put a backdoor script in his game in the .bin file of the game place? Is this possible? And if so is there a way he can fix it?
Probably not a real thing. If it were, you could only do this by convincing someone to upload a rbxl file that you gave them, which you could modify in a way that’s not possible in studio. But again its hard to say if such a backdoor is even possible without knowing lots about the rbxl format which we generally don’t because its not open source.
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Rbxlx to studio, export rbxl. Rbxlx IS open source.
what’s this mean?
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You can edit a rbxlx file, it’s open source, then use Roblox Studio to convert it to rbxl.
This wouldn’t tell you anything about the rbxl format itself, though. Studio does not have to interpret rbxlx in the way rbxlx say it has meaning. An example of this would be: a lot of old games used the transparency of an image to control shiny-ness, but most image editors don’t save the color of pixels that are fully transparent, so if you use them to edit the texture, anywhere that was transparent shows up wrong in the game.
Same with rbxl. Rbxlx is just the XML (human-readable) version of rbxl.