I want to create an script that kicks someone if they press too quickly in a short time

[Nederland_Mapping]

You can write your topic however you want, but you need to answer these questions:

1. What do you want to achieve? Create an script that kicks someone if they press quickly in 1 second

2. What is the issue? I see no other people asking the same question.

3. What solutions have you tried so far? like what i’ve said before, nobody else is asking for it

I would be glad if someone could help me with this

[12345koip]

You could add something like a debounce system.

local db = false --will control whether the player gets kicked or not

local function desiredAction() --desired action to debounce
    if db then --did it too quickly
        player:Kick("You did something too quickly.")
    end

    db = true
    task.wait(1) --cooldown
    db = false
end

[dthecoolest]

You can also use a rate limiter module that uses tick() to measure clicks per second.

I also recommend not kicking as you may get false positives but its up to you.

Rate limiter module for Remotes

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[Nederland_Mapping]

the idea is that i have a paint tool item, but with auto clickers you can paint quickly, no wait period to paint again

[Nederland_Mapping]

i should try to figure out how to slow the speed between paint

[2112Jay]

Your code should not have a way to over click anything. After the 1st click, stall how fast it can be clicked again.

A basic outline …

local player = game.Players.LocalPlayer
local debounce = false

local function kickPlayer()
    player:Kick("You were kicked for spamming.")
end

game:GetService("UserInputService").InputBegan:Connect(function(input)
    if input.UserInputType == Enum.UserInputType.Keyboard then
        if not debounce then
            debounce = true
            wait(0.5) -- may need some adjustment
            debounce = false
        else
            kickPlayer()
        end
    end
end)

[12345koip]

That is pretty much exactly the code I wrote, except you linked it up to the UserInputService. Since you replied to me, what are you criticising about my code? It should work fine when linked with the desired action.

@2112Jay

wait(0.5)

Don’t use wait, it has throttling and can be inaccurate. task.wait is better.

[2112Jay]

@12345koip

criticising about my code

Odd way of putting that… just looking to help.
Is that not what you asked for?

I guess I did use wait() … I agree with the task.wait().
That’s what I get for hamming out a reply too fast.

This is something I would never do anyways.

[Vundeq (maed_max)]

You will undoubtedly have false positives unless you account for a clients network lag, which could be spoofed.

Say for example a player is shooting a gun, and whilest they do their wifi goes out for 3 seconds, for whatever reason, all of the shooting requests the player makes in those 3 seconds are queued up, and when the player is re-connected, theyre fired off all basically at the same.

The server now sees a player firing loads of remotes and kicks them out thinking its an exploiter.

[Nederland_Mapping]

i don’t know if it works or not