Local ESP, Only player can see

Hey there! Was recently experimenting with highlights and figured it would make a great ESP! so here’s my attempt at it :slight_smile:

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A local esp is basically a exploit which breaks roblox’s ToS. Unless you use it for your admins to check exploiters, this is 100% against ToS.

For the feedback part:

  • Does it’s check through walls?

Hey there! I think you misunderstood! This is a ability in my game! Not a exploit. And yes it does check through walls.

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If the developer makes the game so that a player with Extra Sensory Perception can detect other players with a highlight, how is that an exploit? It’s my understanding that using something the developer adds is not an exploit.

My feedback: there is a very low number (30? or used to be) of highlights allowed by the engine. As long as you dont intend to exceed that number, you should be fine.

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Player cap for my game is 25 :smile:

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Actually thinking about it it’s not a exploit, but could be used for one is what I meant. This is great and I actually remade this in a few minutes.

game.Players.PlayerAdded:Connect(function(plr)
	wait(game:IsLoaded())
	if game["Run Service"]:IsStudio() then
		local esp = Instance.new("Highlight")
		esp.FillTransparency = 1
		for i,v in pairs(game.Players:GetPlayers()) do
			esp.Parent = workspace[v.Name]
		end
	end
end)

Basically same code! I put my highlight in currentcamera and then adornee it to player though :smile:

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Sorry, but I don’t understand what it is.

Also I viewed another topic you made for another ability, so if you create abilities, is this for a game you’re working on ?

ESP is a way to see through any solid objects such as walls etc for specific entities, so for example let’s say I really want to see a part: I can just use that

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