There’s no fancy tricks needed to see what this does. Edit: He’s talking about the module script that he reached once he went down the rabbit hole of scripts. It’s obfuscated, and you need some fancy tricks to figure out what’s going on in that script.
wait () pcall (function () local starterGui = game:GetService ('StarterGui') starterGui:SetCore ("TopbarEnabled", false) end) this will hide EVERYTHING except the age, NAME backpack, chat emotes, everythins except age. 5 Likes. CorvusArchidux (CorvusArchidux) December 19, 2019, 9:00pm #7.
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5:488:44How To Permanently Completely Disable Hide Taskbar Windows 10 ...YouTubeStart of suggested clipEnd of suggested clipSo let's go to menu click on taskbar. And then click on all taskbar you can also just click controlMoreSo let's go to menu click on taskbar. And then click on all taskbar you can also just click control and t and that should get rid of the taskbar.
If you're either… …you can toggle the Roblox GUI on and off by hitting Ctrl + Shift + G on your keyboard (Cmd + Shift + G for Macs). You can also use Ctrl + Shift + C (Cmd + Shift + C for Macs) to toggle the developer-created GUI on and off.
Click on StarterPlayer then in the properties locate where it says “NameDisplayDistance” and set the value to 0, then locate where it says “HealthDisplayDistance” and also set the value to 0.
This feature protects your password, email address, and privacy settings. 2-Step Verification. This feature makes it so no one else can login to the account even if they know the password. When your child logs in from a new device Roblox will send you a code via email. The player can not log in without that code.
Topbar GUI This causes all other Roblox GUI to be disabled. Using StarterGui:SetCore (not SetCoreGuiEnabled !), you can disable it like this: local StarterGui = game:GetService("StarterGui") StarterGui:SetCore("TopbarEnabled", false)
If you find the player list distracting when you're playing a game in Roblox, you can choose to hide it from your interface. Even if you do, you can still access the list of players by opening the menu. All you have to do is press the Tab key to toggle the show or hide the list on your screen.
Try use Shift+P to enter cinematic mode, this disables all the Roblox Guis in-game.
Rename the model, or, alternately, set the Humanoid's DisplayName to nothing. Set display name to nothing, and the viewer type/name occlusion should be set to none in the humanoid.
Go to Account Settings by clicking on the gear icon. Select Privacy. Review the options under Contact Settings and Other Settings. Select No one or Friends or enable Account Restrictions (players age 13 and older have additional options).
Is Roblox Content Suitable for All Ages? Available on smartphones, tablets, desktop computers, the Xbox One, and some VR headsets, Roblox has an ESRB rating of E10+ for Everyone 10 and up for Fantasy Violence, which means that typical gameplay should be suitable for most kids.
As a Roblox user, it is currently impossible to hide my online activity. Let's look at Discord. Discord has an Invisible feature, that hides your activity on the site, but still gives you full access to chatrooms and servers.
There are times when you might want to appear offline in Roblox. You may want to play some game alone, might be playing with some random people online, or other reasons. Whatever the case may be the feature to hide your visibility from your Friends is needed in Roblox.
At the time of writing this article, you cannot appear offline. The closest information we have about this feature comes from Twitter user RBXNews. They posted this image to inform their followers about updates on Roblox’s offline feature. This feature should be visible under the Privacy Settings.
While the feature isn’t out yet as per the post you should be able to change your visibility through Privacy settings. Below are the steps to find Privacy Settings in Roblox:
No; if code is ever used locally it will be vulnerable to being stolen.
Exploiters? They can’t see the backend of the game anyway.
Echoing what above said, except I’ll go ahead and tell you straight that it’s not a myth. This isn’t factual. Exploiters can’t see the content of scripts, nor of modules that are in a container that a LocalScript can’t access. Even if they get their hands on the module through another method, most developers have ways to prevent this from happening embedded in the script.
This is still a myth. Setting a script parent to nil does not even slow down it being stolen in the context of exploiting. Also, private modules already have a protection applied server side to hide their source. You can hide a script by setting its parent to nil or using a private module, but I don’t understand why you’d want to hide your script ...
Whether the majority of a game’s code exists on the frontend or not, that doesn’t change the fact that code hiding through parenting your scripts to nil is a useless practice. All that changes in my response is that whether you hide your script or not, exploiters will be able to see it because it’s on the frontend. Trying to hide frontend code from the client won’t work anyway and parenting it to nil will halt it’s functionality. The frontend still needs to hang around in a raw form.