roblox have taken the piggy obby game down, i’m sure there’s a lot more games that prevent you from leaving though
They can close the app though by clearing the Roblox app window or they can just turn off their phone.
On mobile (At least iPhone X) if you hit the home button you auto-leave the game.
besides what others have said, another option to escape roblox(windows only) is to press that windows key
Is possible, but alt+f4 and task manager allways can close the game with that systems.
Well, task manager exists, alt-f4, restarting ur pc, there are a bunch of different ways to leave a roblox game
I play on mobile and it’s quite easy lol. Just press the home button or open the tabs menu and close out of roblox.
But anywho, it’s not completely impossible to keep someone in your game, just easily bypassed.
Not something I would recommend anyone develop.
The real answer is
NO
you can’t Disable the leave button like Reset character do
You can’t stop them from quitting the game
You can’t do anything with the leave button
You can’t make a script to leave button
You can’t add cooldown to Leave button
You can’t add the timer before allowed
but you can get IP banned if you try to
There’s a video that the YouTuber Devoun made that showcased this problem, showing that you actually can disable the leave button with some clever teleporting.
Teleport service isn’t always instant. There’s a good chance they’ll manage to leave before it manages to teleport them back to the game. So even that’s not foolproof.
(theres always the X button or double clicking the home button on mobile, too)
He clearly edited the video
it’s not possible to disable it unless if it’s a real script or recorded in a raw footage
There is no timeline that he shows where he finds out that he can’t leave
It’s possible, but will likely get your game moderated even though it isn’t directly stated in the ToS. For people who aren’t tech savvy enough to know how to alt + f4, you can prevent them from leaving if they aren’t fast enough.
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It’s not edited lol. Literally the owner scripted the game so that when the menu is opened, they’re teleported back into the game.
That’s definitely very possible
Yes, I know. I was just informing the person I was replying to that you can in fact mess with the Roblox-Provided leaving system.
He had discovered it in the previous video, on accident. He joined a random obvious scam game as a joke, and discovered that every time he tried to leave, he got teleported back into the game. It’s not edited.
I remember firsthand that there was a time where MeepCity was hacked. Attempting to leave the game via the menu would jumpscare you and you’d still be in the game.
Also Roblox menus are made with Roblox UI elements so there’s going to be some form of vulnerability.
my bad
It wasn’t like this when i saw someone making a video about “I can’t leave roblox game” i re-watched the video and saw it since all i did is skipping the time of video.
The old one seems to be what i said like they disabled the leave button but revealed it’s not possible to do it and it’s found as edited pic.
also I’m not into content like this guy do so that’s why I stated it’s edited.
Its done by listening to keycodes and a certain variable in GuiService (forgot whats the name), if they were pressed you will be teleported back to the same server, this is easy to escape by pressing ESC + L + Enter/return really quick before it teleports you or use the available keybinds
The real awnser is partially yes (see my reply above), if you do implement this on your game you can get banned as it atrltempts to block the player from leaving the game
if it’s only made in Python however roblox uses Lua as Game engine but as mostly it is not really since roblox coded ALOT of lines code to prevent this thing from being used
What… ? Did you even read my reply? I did not say that normal scripts can access the CoreGui and do something to the buttons (unless you’re using executors), what I said is that it can be partially done by using keycodes and available events but can still be escaped (hence partially)