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How would I make an anti hack script based on the Local Player? (I have tried scripting it)
Alright so here is what I have tried
player = game.Players.LocalPlayer
if player.Humanoid.WalkSpeed.Value > 16 then player:Kick ("You have been kicked for speed hacking")
end
if someone could help explain to why it does not work and then I could learn from my errors it would be great!
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I'm not sure if you can kick from a local script but you would need to use a loop in order to repeatably check if the players walkspeed has changed. Or maybe try using a Player.Character.Humanoid.Walkspeed.Changed:connect(function() ect... You would want to use some WaitForChilds as well. User#11440 120 — 8y
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The Humanoid is inside the character... Plus you only seem to run it once.
I recommend also adding a wait(0), allowing the rest of the instances to load. Add a while true do to check for different value, plus, humanoid walkspeed sometime's 16.2, 16.1, so I would recommend you to use math.floor . I hope this will help you:
wait(0)
player = game.Players.LocalPlayer
while true do
if math.floor(player.Character.Humanoid.WalkSpeed.Value) > 16 then player:Kick ("You have been kicked for speed hacking")
end
wait(0)
end
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Thank you for helping me. Dark_Dimensions 96 — 8y
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The Humanoid is not a part of the player found in Players. The humanoid is inside the player found in Workspace.
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Or the "Character" In order to get the character you first get the player and use the ".Character" Or use the event "plr.CharacterAdded:connect(function() ect... User#11440 120 — 8y
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I never knew that! Ive always tried to get the name of the player and then find it's physical properties by doing game.Workspace:FindFirstChild(Localplayer.Name) Volodymyr2004 293 — 8y