Recently I needed a classic studded part for my roblox game, and I just added one from the toolbox (cant remember what model). shortly after finishing a map I began to worry that it might contain a virus. It didn’t have a warning when inserting it and didnt have any scripts, but I heard of hidden scripts and just wanted to be safe. Is there any way to check for these?
You can create studded parts instead of grabbing one in the toolbox.
First, go to the command bar at the bottom to create a new Part Instance.
Instance.new("Part").Parent = game.Workspace
As far as I know, whenever you insert a part via the Instance.new() constructor, it creates a part with a studded top and the bottom as the inlet.
If you view the part in the Properties Tab, you’ll see a new area called Surface. This doesn’t appear in normal parts. You can change the properties below it to change how it looks.
Yeah I realized that after I had already made the map… but my only concern is if the free model I inserted had viruses or not.
Well, what was the model you inserted?
Im not sure, im pretty sure it was this one.
which would lead me to believe everythings ok… but then again im not completely sure lol
I looked into the asset file, and I don’t see any scripts that could possibly be a virus.
The studded part is fine.
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