Is there any way to make an in-game script writing system?

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#21

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it is a random generated numbers by math.random()
I make this because I want every player has their ip different from each other

#22

Probably a bit unrelated, but:

#23

They arenā€™t using real ips, (and tbh tracking the users ip in game would probably be illegal / against TOS)

#24

Replace

if typescript.Text == "ipconfig/view" then
		local Code  = ipvalue 
		game.ReplicatedStorage.CMD:FireServer(Code,outputtext)
	end

with

if typescript.Text == "ipconfig/view" then
		local Code  = "print("..ipvalue..")" 
		game.ReplicatedStorage.CMD:FireServer(Code,outputtext)
	end
#25

Iā€™m using that response to criticize the realism, but itā€™s just a roblox game after all. Thereā€™s no such thing as ipconfig /view.
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#26

Yeah. I make a game like windows computer. And I want to make it very realistic like windows by making custom ip in game. The ip isnā€™t their real ip, like I said before it is just a random generated number by math.random()

#27

yeah, thatā€™s because ipconfig/view is a custom command for my game. It is not an actual cmd command

#28

@Ancesh can you please test the code I provided? It should be working

#29

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this is what it prints

#30

Oh there is a typo. Replace it with this then please:

if typescript.Text == "ipconfig/view" then
		local Code  = "print(\""..ipvalue.."\")" 
		game.ReplicatedStorage.CMD:FireServer(Code,outputtext)
	end
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#31

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thatā€™s it! I appreciate your effort helping me. Thank you so much!

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#32

The IPConfig command only shows the local IP address, why not randomize it with 192.168.0.0-255 (192.168.0.0/24)? You really canā€™t see your public IP address on the command prompt without contacting external devices (Invoking webrequests on the powershell, or using nslookup).
(Again, Iā€™m expanding upon this because of your mention of realism. Itā€™s your choice lol)

#33

Wait, do you want the output to be JUST the IP? If so I think I know how to make it work

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#34

yeah I think so, that would be good!

#35

Replace this:

game.ReplicatedStorage.RemoteEvent.OnServerEvent:Connect(function(plr, Code,outputtext)	
	pcall(function()
		local suc,err = loadstring(Code)
		if suc then
			loadstring(Code)()
			outputtext.Text = Code
		else
			warn("ERROR")
		end
	end)
end)

with:

game.ReplicatedStorage.RemoteEvent.OnServerEvent:Connect(function(plr, Code,outputtext)	
	pcall(function()
		local suc,err = loadstring(Code)
		if suc then
			loadstring(Code)()
            Code  = "print(\""..Code.."\")" 
			outputtext.Text = Code
		else
			warn("ERROR")
		end
	end)
end)

AND

if typescript.Text == "ipconfig/view" then
		local Code  = "print(\""..ipvalue.."\")" 
		game.ReplicatedStorage.CMD:FireServer(Code,outputtext)
end

back to

if typescript.Text == "ipconfig/view" then
		local Code  = ipvalue.
		game.ReplicatedStorage.CMD:FireServer(Code,outputtext)
end
#36

it gives this warn.
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also, is this dot a typo?
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#37

yea, that dot is typo. Remove it please xD

#38

also do this again please _______

#39

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we got this warn again :moyai:

#40

To anyone returning in the future, the final code was:

Server script 
game.ReplicatedStorage.CMD.OnServerEvent:Connect(function(plr, Code, outputtext)	
	pcall(function()
		outputtext.Text = Code
		Code  = "print(\""..Code.."\")" 
		loadstring(Code)()
	end)
end)
Local script 
local run        = script.Parent
local typescript = run.Parent.ScrollingFrame.TextBox
local outputtext = run.Parent.Output
local ip         = game:GetService("Players").LocalPlayer:WaitForChild("Data"):WaitForChild("IP")
local ipvalue    = ip.Value

run.MouseButton1Click:Connect(function()
	wait(2)
	if typescript.Text == "ipconfig/view" then
		local Code  = ipvalue
		game.ReplicatedStorage.CMD:FireServer(Code,outputtext)
	end
end)
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