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• Lua Script Roblox
• Lua C Roblox Esp Script

HOWEVER, users on the platform only need to learn Lua to script games successfully. Refer to this for more information: 7 Likes. Cryoheat March 31, 2020, 3:37pm #3. Roblox studio is both programmed in c and lua. But only lua is supported for user script. Starmaq March 31, 2020, 3:42pm #4. Awesomehd1 / Topkek Script (lua c) Created Sep 4, 2017. Star 0 Fork 0; Star Code Revisions 1. What would you like to do?

1. --This ROBLOX Script Is Made By The Respected Owners.
2. --Script Hidden For Privacy Of The Users. Script Hidden For Privacy Of The Users.
3. --Instructions Copy and paste into script builder,
4. --Put two names into 'YOURNAME', and 'THE VICTIM' (One of them doesn't have to be you)
5. --This Script Makes two players in your game.. Well.. I think its in the title ;D
6. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
7. function fWeld(zName, zParent, zPart0, zPart1, zCoco, a, b, c, d, e, f)
8. funcw.Name = zName
9. funcw.Part0 = zPart0
10. if (zCoco true) then
11. funcw.C0 = CFrame.new(a, b, c) * CFrame.fromEulerAnglesXYZ(d, e, f)
12. funcw.C1 = CFrame.new(a, b, c) * CFrame.fromEulerAnglesXYZ(d, e, f)
13. return funcw
14. function fun(n1, n2)
15. t1 = game.Players[n1].Character.Torso
16. t2.Parent.Humanoid.PlatformStand = true
17. ls1 = Instance.new('Weld')
18. ls1.Part0 = t1
19. ls1.C0 = CFrame.new(-1.5,0,0)
20. t1['Right Shoulder']:Remove()
21. rs1.Parent = t1
22. rs1.Part1 = t1.Parent['Right Arm']
23. rs1.Name = 'Right Shoulder'
24. ls2 = Instance.new('Weld')
25. ls2.Part0 = t2
26. ls2.C0 = CFrame.new(-1.5,0,0)
27. t2['Right Shoulder']:Remove()
28. rs2.Parent = t2
29. rs2.Part1 = t2.Parent['Right Arm']
30. rs2.Name = 'Right Shoulder'
31. lh2 = Instance.new('Weld')
32. lh2.Part0 = t2
33. lh2.C0 = CFrame.new(-0.5,-2,0)
34. t2['Right Hip']:Remove()
35. rh2.Parent = t2
36. rh2.Part1 = t2.Parent['Right Leg']
37. rh2.Name = 'Right Hip'
38. d.TopSurface = 0
39. d.CanCollide = false
40. d.BrickColor = BrickColor.new('Medium stone grey')
41. d.Parent = t1
42. local dm = Instance.new('SpecialMesh')
43. dm.Parent = d
44. fWeld('weld',t1,t1,d,true,-0.2,-1.3,-0.6,0,0,0)
45. d2.Parent = t1
46. local c = Instance.new('Part')
47. c.BottomSurface = 0
48. c.BrickColor = BrickColor.new('Pastel brown')
49. c.formFactor = 'Custom'
50. cm = Instance.new('CylinderMesh')
51. a = fWeld('weld',t1,t1,c,true,0,-1,-0.52+(-c.Size.y/2),math.rad(-80),0,0)
52. c2.BrickColor = BrickColor.new('Medium stone grey')
53. c2.Parent = t1
54. fWeld('weld',c,c,c2,true,0,0+(c.Size.y/2),0,math.rad(-10),0,0)
55. bl.TopSurface = 0
56. bl.CanCollide = false
57. bl.Shape = 'Ball'
58. bl.Size = Vector3.new(1,1,1)
59. dm.MeshType = 'Sphere'
60. dm.Scale = Vector3.new(1.2,1.2,1.2)
61. local br = Instance.new('Part')
62. br.BottomSurface = 0
63. br.BrickColor = BrickColor.new('Pastel brown')
64. br.Parent = t2
65. local dm = Instance.new('SpecialMesh')
66. dm.Parent = br
67. fWeld('weld',t2,t2,br,true,0.5,0.5,-0.6,0,0,0)
68. bln.TopSurface = 0
69. bln.CanCollide = false
70. bln.Parent = t2
71. local dm = Instance.new('SpecialMesh')
72. dm.Parent = bln
73. fWeld('weld',t2,t2,bln,true,-0.5,0.5,-1.2,0,0,0)
74. brn.TopSurface = 0
75. brn.CanCollide = false
76. brn.Parent = t2
77. local dm = Instance.new('SpecialMesh')
78. dm.Parent = brn
79. fWeld('weld',t2,t2,brn,true,0.5,0.5,-1.2,0,0,0)
80. lh2.C1 = CFrame.new(0,-1.5,-0.5) * CFrame.Angles(0.9,-0.4,0)
81. rh2.C1 = CFrame.new(0,-1.5,-0.5) * CFrame.Angles(0.9,0.4,0)
82. ls2.C1 = CFrame.new(-0.5,-1.3,-0.5) * CFrame.Angles(0.9,-0.4,0)
83. rs2.C1 = CFrame.new(0.5,-1.3,-0.5) * CFrame.Angles(0.9,0.4,0)
84. ls1.C1 = CFrame.new(-0.5,0.7,0) * CFrame.Angles(-0.9,-0.4,0)
85. rs1.C1 = CFrame.new(0.5,0.7,0) * CFrame.Angles(-0.9,0.4,0)
86. t1.weldx:Remove()
87. we = fWeld('weldx', t1, t1, t2, true, 0, -0.9, -1.3, math.rad(-90), 0, 0)
88. n.C0 = CFrame.new(0, 1.5, 0) * CFrame.Angles(math.rad(-210), math.rad(180), 0)
89. coroutine.resume(coroutine.create(function()
90. for i = 1,6 do
91. wait()
92. we.C1 = we.C1 * CFrame.new(0,0.3,0)
93. end
94. end))
95. fun('KillerCat1111', 'Timbal')

Lua Script Roblox

Lua C Roblox Esp Script

Motivation

Around 2006, Roblox started using Lua 5.1 as a scripting language for games. Over the years we ended up substantially evolving the implementation and the language; to support growing sophistication of games on the Roblox platform, growing team sizes and large internal teams writing a lot of code for application/editor (1+MLOC as of 2020), we had to invest in performance, ease of use and language tooling, and introduce a gradual type system to the language.

Sandboxing

Luau limits the set of standard libraries exposed to the users and implements extra sandboxing features to be able to run unprivileged code (written by our game developers) side by side with privileged code (written by us). This results in an execution environment that is different from what is commonplace in Lua.

Compatibility

Whenever possible, Luau aims to be backwards-compatible with Lua 5.1 and at the same time to incorporate features from later revisions of Lua. However, Luau is not a full superset of later versions of Lua - we do not agree with some design decisions made by the Lua authors, and have different use cases and constraints. All post-5.1 Lua features, along with their support status in Luau, are documented here.

Syntax

Luau is syntactically backwards-compatible with Lua 5.1 (code that is valid Lua 5.1 is also valid Luau); however, we have extended the language with a set of syntactical features that make the language more familiar and ergonomic. The syntax is described here.

Analysis

To make it easier to write correct code, Luau comes with a set of analysis tools that can surface common mistakes. These consist of a linter and a type checker, colloquially known as script analysis, and can be used from Roblox Studio. The linting passes are described here, and the type checking user guide can be found here.

Performance

In addition to a completely custom front end that implements parsing, linting and type checking, Luau runtime features new bytecode, interpreter and compiler that are heavily tuned for performance. Luau currently does not implement Just-In-Time compilation, but its interpreter is often competitive with LuaJIT interpreter on a wide set of benchmarks. We continue to optimize the runtime and rewrite portions of it to be even more efficient, including plans for a new garbage collector and further library optimizations, as well as an eventual JIT/AOT option. While our overall goal is to minimize the amount of time programmers spend tuning performance, some details about the performance characteristics are provided for inquisitive minds.

Libraries

As a language, Luau is a full superset of Lua 5.1. As far as standard library is concerned, some functions had to be removed from the builtin libraries, and some functions had to be added. Additionally, Luau is currently only runnable from the context of the Roblox engine, which exposes a large API surface documented on Roblox developer portal.