getfenv().workspace = game:GetService("Workspace")
Update V1.3!
What added & changed:
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- i fixed how it detect the ground
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- i added hackers console, if there is a admin in the server (you can set admins in the admins list inside the settings) he can do the command: “/hack” and it will open the hack console, he can see if player is cheating in the server, and every cheat, to close the gui you need to do that command again.
Thats a great idea. No exploiter would leave if some admin said /hack in chat.
if the hacker leave, is something good.
and also the admin can see that he cheat also if the cheater leave.
Apparently,
This feels like a mobile game advert.
ahahghahahaha scary haxerr!!!
Let’s get some feedback going on here, starting with the source code.
This pcall
is just not doing anything, but you can call me ton-
Why are you using a wait? Plus, wait
and spawn
are deprecated. Consider using their task scheduler successors. Additionally, you’re mixing wait
and task.wait
in your code, so this leads me to believe that half the source of this was written by ChatGPT.
The entire movement detector is just checking if X is higher than Y then either move them back or kick them. That’s how simple it is. What can I say. Really, the entire code is just
while character exists do
task.wait(0.15)
if charTouchingGround then blah blahh end
if not charTouchingGround then also blahh blahh end
if speed higher than max speed then if mode = back then move back else kick end
if player been on air for longer than blahh blahh then if mode = back then move else kick end
end
Except, checking that in a while loop isn’t the best idea really. We can just bind it to RenderStepped.
Works? Yeah it works. However this can just be bypassed rather easily. Hint:
Oh, another hint:
Well, this isn’t the best anti-cheat there is. Again by this guys reputation I would not recommend this to anyone. If you are a totally new beginner developer and want some easy-to-understand-and-not-overly-complicated-anti-cheat you can try this. This resource, I mean, works. And it’s useful. Kinda, to like, 0.01% of DevForum members. But okay, good job. Good for you.
Just remove “strong” from the title. It is free but not strong. Just a simple anti-cheat anyone in this thread can make.
Oh god, okay.
They tried. At least thank the effort.
I don’t think its hard to make/find these
most of them were made years ago on devforum, and anti flight = disable collision toolbox script… More useful would be anti swim, anti vehicle fly, and other scripts for example from known exploit admin commands “nameless”.
They can also kill you, change your walkspeed/jumpheight, etc. Which could likely lead to you being kicked.
because stupid people do that?
Not too sure what you are talking about, the video shows the anticheat clearly working.
Even if it does work, are you going to trust somebody who probably used ChatGPT and has a tendency to take down assets when people give constructive criticism, just to publish it under a new name 2 days later?
oh my god really. REALLY. did this man just ask chatgpt for rating??? jesus christ.
there is no human that can rate it without look in another things
Because that’s the entire point of feedback? AI can’t understand modern code and give honest feedback.
You need to actually fix your module by using the negative feedback from humans. The one robot that gives you good feedback to make you feel better, will not get you anywhere.