This is a good change. Players should be kicked when their player object is destroyed. Otherwise, their character would be destroyed and they would be stuck watching everybody else. This was a bug, so it was going to be fixed eventually.
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I really don’t understand what this is about
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It is a change that will Disconnect Player on Removal from DataModel.
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But its not really needed nor worth making a toggle
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please oh please make this off by default i’m so begging you
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How does this affect you? I would love to know, as it is a simple bug fix being done here.
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I really think ROBLOX should release the Byfron Software (Anti-Virus) as soon as possible, Since it’s getting our of control.
So, would “disconnect” mean your client would close, or you’d receive a disconnection message as one usually does when they’re kicked from a game?
The effects im going to mention definitely shouldn’t be allowed though I thought I should mention that there qute a few weird behaviours you can cause by abusing this glitch with different code variation, such as deleting CoreGui, having the game pretend that you dont exist (I also believe this extends to the website), etc.
Now Script builder games have to bypass this. Alot of so called “SS Scripts” on SB type games are using the advantage of destroying player and using chat to say mean words or innapropiate stuff, roblox can’t track logs since there is no such player on the server, or ussually abuse powers and ban others this also works on client executors such as synapse to bypass and destroy player though it doesn’t work sometimes and do nasty stuff. I honestly think this is the best minor update.
-- L take, deleting ur player object literally breaks games this doesn’t make any sense.
-- and if ur only deleting the player object on other people’s clients and not the server or your own then this change won’t even affect u in the first place, do you think they’d just give clients the authority to kick other players??
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-- if you parent yourself to nil on all other clients excluding your own and the server then it isn’t going to kick u, otherwise that behavior would allow exploiters to just delete players clientside and have them kicked from the server
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Since a lot of people seem to need this hacky method to “ghost” themselves, can you implement an alternative to this functionality?
If a Regular likes this idea, can you please forward this idea in #feature-requests:engine-features?
I propose two new functions in the Players service, HidePlayer(plrName: string) and RevealPlayer(plraName: string), which as the name suggests, hides/reveals the player based on the player’s name
The HidePlayer function would make their character model invisible to all expect themselves, and delete their presence from the built in sidebar and escape menu
The RevealPlayer function would reverse what the HidePlayer function does
These two functions should be enough to satisfy developers, and if developers need more, they can implement further functionality themselves
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-- this would make more sense as a single function, such as ToggleVisibility or even just as a field on the Player object itself
We still need a toggle-able option, default should be on instead, but reason we need this toggle-able is because of this, and i know why.
Some people prefer to delete the player from the DataModel so they can spy on their players or something, and assuming even with custom playerlist, the actual playerlist would still be there or i think
Personally, this is good fix and i dont really care tbh
you could hide your name on the leaderboard as a developer in script builders by parenting your player to nil
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If you want to parent the player to nil then how are you going to make a LocalScript inside the player would work? I just want to know.
It would be nice to implement an official way to kick players without removing their character/guis so we dont lose some of the creativity that came with the bug.
A special attribute for players that toggles their visibility on the ESC menu leaderboard would be nice, too
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Does this mean I can no longer place exploiters to nil to make them have the “Kicked due to unexpected client behaviour” message…
Why did this take 15 years to add