Developer Console

[ThinBlueLine_Italy (Italian)]

Hi everyone i am trying to disable my developer console, any of you know how i can disable it?

[Exeplex]

You cannot disable the developer console. However, you can repeatedly hide it every frame. You should also research if the topic exists before posting a new one!

Check out the following topic:

Hiding the Developer Console if it's opened

Problem: I have an Anti-Exploit that changes the names of some things to cause exploit scripts to throw errors. Only issue is, any good exploiter will check the console to see why their script isn’t working. And just by doing this, they can ask themselves these basic questions: At what point does the script cause an error? Is the error caused by something not found in the directory I’m checking? What is in that directory if I print out all the contents? That last question would cause the down…

[ThinBlueLine_Italy (Italian)]

Yes, but I see in many games that they disable it.

[JostosYT (JostosUS)]

You can do a while true loop that turns it off using DevConsoleVisible function. Add this script to StarterPlayerScripts.

local StarterGui = game:GetService("StarterGui")
while wait() do
StarterGui:SetCore("DevConsoleVisible", false)
end

Although, it’s a way that could make the game’s performance worse. You would need to detect if a player opened the menu.

local StarterGui = game:GetService("StarterGui")
local UserInputService = game:GetService("UserInputService")
UserInputService.InputBegan:Connect(function(input)
if input.KeyCode == Enum.KeyCode.F9 then
StarterGui:SetCore("DevConsoleVisible", false)
end
end)

And that works perfectly.

[p0s_0 (pos0)]

You are able to use the StarterGui:SetCore("DevConsoleVisible", false) function in a UserInputService.InputBegan call. In the UIS call, you can do a check to see if Enum.KeyCode.F9 was pressed. If so, call the SetCore function.

[XDify01]

You cannot disable the Developer Console, but you can hide it by calling SetCore on StarterGui (DevConsoleVisible value) every frame.

@JostosYT

You can do a while true loop that turns it off using DevConsoleVisible function. Add this script to StarterPlayerScripts.

local StarterGui = game:GetService("StarterGui")
while wait() do
StarterGui:SetCore("DevConsoleVisible", false)
end

Although, it’s a way that could make the game’s performance worse. You would need to detect if a player opened the menu.

Avoid “while true do”(s) and use events instead

local RunService = game:GetService("RunService")
local StarterGui = game:GetService("StarterGui")

RunService.Heartbeat:Connect(function()
        StarterGui:SetCore("DevConsoleVisible", false)
end)