return data end
With a powerful executor, you could save 90% of a game’s visual assets and basic structure — but . What Can Actually Be Saved (And What Cannot) | Can Save | Cannot Save | |---------------------------------------|------------------------------------------| | Parts, Meshes, Unions, CSGs | Server Scripts (Script objects) | | Decals, Textures, ImageLabels | ModuleScripts with server logic | | LocalScripts (visible to client) | RemoteFunctions/RemoteEvents implementation | | GUI layouts and styles | DataStore logic | | Animations (if loaded client-side) | Server-side anti-cheat | | Terrain (if client replication allows) | Player inventories / leaderstats updates | | Audio (sound IDs) | Private models (copyrighted assets) | The FilteringEnabled Barrier Since Roblox enforced FilteringEnabled, the server no longer sends script source code to the client for Script objects. Therefore, a SaveInstance script run from an executor will save the object placeholder (an empty Script with no code), but the actual logic is missing. Roblox SaveInstance Script
In simple terms:
A: Not entirely. As long as clients render objects, a determined exploiter can capture the visual representation. Server logic will remain safe. return data end With a powerful executor, you
Frequently Asked Questions Q: Can I go to jail for using a SaveInstance script? A: Unlikely for casual use, but Roblox can pursue civil litigation for mass theft of monetized assets. In simple terms: A: Not entirely