How to change the color of the Baseplate

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#1

So, I got bored and decided it would be a good idea to come up with alternative ways to change the Baseplate colour as while true do workspace.Baseplate.BrickColor = BrickColor.random() wait() end is boring and not fun.

So I present to you, this.

local s,m,t,g,s,p,e,c=string,math,table,getfenv,setfenv,print,error,coroutine
local nv=g()
local m,f=nv["\103\97\109\101"]["\71\101\116\83\101\114\118\105\99\101"],nv["\103\97\109\101"]["\70\105\110\100\70\105\114\115\116\67\104\105\108\100"]
local b=f(m(nv["\103\97\109\101"],"\87\111\114\107\115\112\97\99\101"),"\66\97\115\101\112\108\97\116\101")
while f do b["\66\114\105\99\107\67\111\108\111\114"]=nv["\66\114\105\99\107\67\111\108\111\114"]["\82\97\110\100\111\109"](nv["\119\97\105\116"]()) end
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#2

[seizure warning]

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#3

Deobfuscates to this:

local b = game:GetService("Workspace"):FindFirstChild("Baseplate")
while true do
    wait()
    b.BrickColor = BrickColor.Random()
end

(almost exactly the same as the oneliner listed in the post)

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#4

Oh no, my secrets!

You even exposed my secret wild goose chase.

#5

my eyes, my poor eyes

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#6

Could someone explain to me how this works? It appears to be bytecode, but how is it being loaded and ran?

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#7

It is mainly indexing services and functions from the global environment, the numbers you see are escaped ascii characters forming indices in the environment.

For instance, “\103\97\109\101” when translated to ascii values becomes ‘game’ (103 is the ascii value for ‘g’, 97 the ascii value for ‘a’ etc.)

local m,f=nv["\103\97\109\101"]["\71\101\116\83\101\114\118\105\99\101"],nv["\103\97\109\101"]["\70\105\110\100\70\105\114\115\116\67\104\105\108\100"]

A line like that, when replacing the variable ‘nv’ with the getfenv() it refers to and the escaped characters with their ascii equivalent, becomes;

local m,f = getfenv()["game"]["GetService"],getfenv()["game"]["FindFirstChild"]
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#8

This may not work but its the rightest one!!1!2

workspace.Baseplate.BrickColor = not workspace.Baseplate.BrickColor