Does anybody have a extremely reliable method of detecting when an exploiter has disabled one of your local scripts?
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Is there a particular reason you want to detect this? Disabling and re-enabling local scripts can get messy, and it doesn’t prevent Local Scripts from being modified by exploiters.
Just spitballing, but you could set up a RemoteFunction to occasionally invoke some meaningless request from the client. If nothing returns, you know that particular script’s disabled.
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That’s what I was thinking too but if they stole the script and knew how that works they could disable it all in one script and return a response making it seem as though nothing happened.
Well that’s more or less the point if they try to disable a script to inject a modified version of it I want to able to detect they disabled the original and kick them.
For a simple layer of protection against less advanced exploiters, I’d go with what ChipioIndustries suggested.
If you’re looking for something that’s 100% reliable though, unfortunately you’re not gonna find it. You have to assume that advanced exploiters will be able to disable any LocalScript and bypass any kind of client-side protection you try to implement. Server-side checks are the only thing that can provide you with bulletproof protection (when done properly).
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