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!
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
Thank you for helping me.
The Humanoid is not a part of the player found in Players. The humanoid is inside the player found in Workspace.
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...
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)
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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.