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AntiExploit not kicking??? (extra text cuz site says it doesnt look like a question)
so ive tested my game with executors like skisploit simple none paid ones and when i set any value over the limit that i set in game it is supposed to kick the player but it doesnt
01 | game.Players.PlayerAdded:Connect(function(plr) |
02 | local moral = plr.Nut.Moral.Value |
03 | local coins = plr.Nut.Coins.Value |
04 | wait(2) |
05 | if moral >= 1001 then |
06 | plr.Nut.Moral.Value = 1000 |
07 | if coins >= 10000001 then |
08 | plr.Nut.Coins.Value = 10000000 |
09 | end |
10 | if plr.Experience.Will.Value >= 1000001 then |
11 | plr.Experience.Will.Value = 1000000 |
12 | end |
13 | if plr.Experience.Skill.Value >= 1000001 then |
14 | plr.Experience.Skill.Value = 1000000 |
15 | end |
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i tried a while true do loop but that just made it where the player couldnt spawn in
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Did my answer work? maumaumaumaumaumau 98 — 6y
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its because the script only runs once when the PlayerAdded event fires, so the if statments will run once, so if you changed a value after the PlayerAdded event fires, it wont do anything since its not running. if you want to fix this, i suggest using Changed events, as it fires if one of the objects properties changes such as your values.
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I would be trying this,
This will be a server sided script.
01 | game.Players.PlayerAdded:Connect(function(plr) |
02 | local moral = plr.Nut.Moral |
03 | local coins = plr.Nut.Coins |
04 | wait(2) |
05 | moral.Changed:Connect(function() |
06 | if plr.Nut.Moral.Value > 1000 then |
07 | plr.Nut.Moral.Value = 1000 |
08 | end |
09 | end) |
10 | coins.Changed:Connect(function() |
11 | if coins.Value > 10000000 then |
12 | plr.Nut.Coins.Value = 10000000 |
13 | end |
14 | end) |
15 | -- 6 zeros, skillz , strength , xp |
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Put a local script in the StarterGui and put this code
01 | plr = game.Players.LocalPlayer |
02 | repeat wait() until plr.Character |
03 | local moral = plr.Nut.Moral |
04 | local coins = plr.Nut.Coins |
05 | wait(2) |
06 | moral.Changed:Connect(function() |
07 | if plr.Nut.Moral.Value > 1000 then |
08 | plr.Nut.Moral.Value = 1000 |
09 | end |
10 | end) |
11 | coins.Changed:Connect(function() |
12 | if coins.Value > 10000000 then |
13 | plr.Nut.Coins.Value = 10000000 |
14 | end |
15 | end) |
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hope this helps
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why would you need to put the exact same thing in different types of scripts? User#23365 30 — 6y
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because they can use a local script instead of server sided script maumaumaumaumaumau 98 — 6y
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And Humanoid.WalkSpeed is replicated maumaumaumaumaumau 98 — 6y
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The client should never take part in anti-exploit scripts. The script is also extremely messy and poorly planned out. User#19524 175 — 6y
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You wouldn't rely on a single heuristic, but multiple. And not all speed exploits change the WalkSpeed, some change the frames per second and they *seem* faster. User#19524 175 — 6y
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i did have this localscripted before but it didnt work at all and an exploiter could just delete it and the server wouldnt even notice Donut792 216 — 6y