The Great Development Revolution

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This plugin is free
I worked a lot on this plugin. What the plugin can do is that it checks all the scripting problems in your game with just one click, such as:
Dangerous scripts like https, loadsting and many more
Obfuscated scripts or the same requests I said but of the obfuscated type like base64 and other obfuscated methods
Optimizing your game scripts, for example, where you could write your code better so that your game doesn’t slow down
This includes checking more than 100+ Lua scripting rules in Roblox Studio:

	{
		test = function(line)
			return line:find("\\u%x%x%x%x")
				or line:find("\\x%x%x")
		end,
		message = "Escaped Unicode (\\uXXXX) or hex (\\xXX) detected; may mask obfuscated code"
	},

And well, if you like it, you can leave your comment, I would be really happy :))))

The good thing is that all rules are checked on each line.

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Is it free

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Examples?? Proof of it working? Also, you’re not gonna opensource something that is going through all of our code and has the ability to modify it??? Suspicious.

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No, it doesn’t do anything automatically. It reports a list of problems, what the problem is on which line, and what needs to be done in a professional manner.

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Example? There are thousands of examples.

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You mean you didn’t even go in to see if it was free? Then you come and ask questions?

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The plugin is alright but this seems to simply check for the use of deprecated API. Dare I say, a little bit of a far stretch from 100+ advanced rules/“Great Development Revolution”. However it makes a plugin more applicable for beginner programmers I would say.

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No, I haven’t added the things related to obsolete code yet. I said this is to find dangerous scripts and scripts that cause lag or slow down the game.
I have only added 3 or 4 obsolete scripts. for find

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roblox does this themselves (albeit not great)

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Where are these “thousands of examples”? Why aren’t any of them shown in the original post? They’re asking for something like a video showcasing how your plugin works and how effective it is.

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I’m going to make a video soon, but since you might not trust me, try mine in a test project for various tasks, base64, loadstring, https, and other things.

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Unless you make the video, then developers, I recommend you do not download this plugin, if this can detect https, loadstring, and base64, read every script in the game, AND optimize code… Then it likely has full access to your scripts. It has the power to steal your code, modify scripts, and inject malicious code itself.

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isnt that like possible for every plugin anyway
criticize the product but dont make dumb assumptions

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You’re minimising the risk and it’s concerning, it’s not dumb; it’s a caution that developers should always have when installing powerful tools, AND it becomes even more serious because there’s no source code or verification.

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Just because all plguins can do this doesn’t make the risk less serious. It makes trust even more stronger/critical.

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no? as questioned, wouldnt it be possible for every plugin anyway? and for such, should we actually check the code for other plugins as well? (for those who dont know, yes)
now the reason why i stated such thing previously is because it seemed like pointing that out on this plugin specifically is nitpicky, as this again could be the case of any other plugin, whether you find it useful or not

while i agree, there are extensions like btr that allow you to check the code of a plugin (now if you trust it or not is up to you)

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What does it have to do with it? The plugin is about anything. If the creator of the plugin is a corrupt person, yes, he can steal it, but for you to come and accuse him and question our efforts is very ugly. You could have said take a picture of how it works or make a video of it so you wouldn’t upset me like this.

Besides, from someone like you, who has only read other posts for 15 days, nothing more can be expected than to slander and disappoint others.

This is false, all plugins are local on your computer, you’re able to view the source code.

I reviewed the source code, it doesn’t seem malicious at all.

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How do you do this? I’d like to learn this myself.