Script types

Runs straight from the loadstring, with no key system, linkvertise step or checkpoint in the way.

Grinds currency, levels or items on its own, so progress carries on while you are away from the keyboard.

Draws players, items or objectives through walls, usually as an outline or a name tag at their position.

Moves or snaps your aim onto a target. Silent aim does the same without visibly turning your camera.

Exploits a game's item handling to produce a second copy of something you already own.

Eliminates every player in the server at once, or one after another without further input.

Interferes with a trade window so the other side sees something different from what is really being offered.

Detaches your character from the ground so you can move in any direction, usually with a speed control.

Turns off collision so your character passes through walls, floors and closed doors.

Takes unattended items or bases for you automatically, in the games built around stealing from other players.

Raises your walk or run speed above what the game allows, usually with a slider or a hotkey.

Creates items, vehicles or NPCs that the game would otherwise make you find or buy.

Moves your character instantly to a place, a player or an objective instead of walking there.

Throws other players across the map by abusing how Roblox resolves two colliding characters.

Keeps the session alive past Roblox's twenty-minute idle kick without you touching anything.

Built for a touch interface, so the menu and controls work on a phone executor rather than a desktop one.

Stops your character taking damage, or restores health as fast as it is lost.

Blocks or deflects on its own with frame-accurate timing, in the parry-based fighting games.

A command console over the top of the game, in the style of Infinite Yield: type a command, it runs.

Buys stock, eggs or upgrades the moment they appear, which is the whole game in the restock-driven titles.