| Command | Target | Effect | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | :Kick | All | Removes every player from the server. | | :Kill | All | Kills all players instantly. | | :Jail | All | Traps all players in a cage. | | :Freeze | All | Prevents all players from moving. | | :Bring | All | Teleports all players to the exploiter's location. | | :Crash | Player | Crashes the target player's game client. | | :Delete | Player | Removes the target's game UI (leaderboard, backpack). | | :Blur / :Fire | Player / All | Applies visual effects to obscure the player's view. | | :Control | Player | Allows the exploiter to move and act as the target player. |
You don't always have to write code from scratch. Several famous "Admin" scripts exist that you can load into your executor:
Roblox allows users to create their own games and implement various functionalities using Lua, a lightweight and easy-to-learn programming language. Admin scripts are among the tools that game developers and moderators can use to manage their games, including controlling player interactions. Roblox Admin Troll Script - Kick all amp- Othe...
. Exploiters often use "Filtering Enabled" (FE) bypasses or "backdoors" hidden in infected plugins or free models to gain this access. Developer Forum | Roblox Common Trolling Commands
: External third-party software (exploiters) can be used to "inject" these scripts directly into a running game session. Risks and Platform Policies | Command | Target | Effect | |
Because FilteringEnabled stops direct replication, developers use and RemoteFunctions to let the client communicate safely with the server. For example, when a player clicks a "Buy Item" button, the client fires a RemoteEvent to tell the server to deduct in-game currency and grant the item.
A is a piece of code, usually written in Luau (Roblox's programming language), designed to give a player unauthorized administrative privileges within a game. These scripts are typically executed through a "script executor" or "exploit." | | :Freeze | All | Prevents all players from moving
To understand how a script executes a "kick all" or secondary command, you must understand the boundary between the player's device (Client) and the main game server (Server). Roblox enforces a security boundary known as . The Client-Server Relationship
