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These terms describe what this site is and what it is not. In short: it publishes documentation, it makes no promises about outcomes, and every decision you take after reading it — including whether to download or run anything — is yours.
Everything published here is informational. The pages are written carefully and corrected when errors are reported, but they are provided as they are, without warranty of any kind — no warranty of accuracy, completeness, availability, merchantability or fitness for any particular purpose. Software changes, Windows changes and the Roblox client changes, and documentation can be out of date before anyone notices.
To the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, no liability is accepted for any loss or damage arising from use of this site or from anything you do after reading it. That includes damage to a device, loss of data, loss of access to an account, and time spent on a step that turned out not to work in your situation.
This site documents a third-party Windows application. Documenting how something works is not the same as recommending that you run it, and nothing here should be read as an assurance that running it is a good idea for you. You are responsible for deciding whether to download the software, whether to execute it, and what to execute with it.
You are also responsible for complying with the law where you are and with any rules that apply to the systems you connect to. If you are not comfortable evaluating an unsigned binary that requires administrator rights, the honest answer is to not run one — that applies to this application and to every other tool of the same shape.
Nothing on this site changes, overrides or reinterprets the Roblox Terms of Use. Running third-party Lua against a live Roblox session can violate those rules, and account moderation — including a permanent loss of access — is a real possible outcome. The risk is never zero, no matter which tool is used, how careful you are, or how many pages claim otherwise.
This site cannot appeal, reverse, expedite or influence a Roblox moderation decision in any way. It has no relationship with Roblox Corporation and no access to any account. If your account is actioned, the only route is Roblox's own support and appeals process. The FAQ states the same thing in shorter form, because it is the single most important thing to understand before you begin.
This site does not write, host, endorse or vouch for third-party Lua scripts, script hubs, loaders or the communities that distribute them. An executor runs whatever code you give it, so a hostile script remains hostile regardless of how the runner behaves, and no page here can tell you that a particular hub is trustworthy. The Lua page describes how to review code before running it.
The same applies to mirrors. Files linked from this site are served from this origin; any other site offering the package, a repack, an installer, a key generator or a mobile build is outside this documentation and unverified by it. The safety page explains the checks that let you judge a file for yourself instead of trusting a claim.
Nothing on this site is legal advice. Where the documentation discusses terms of service, moderation or acceptable use, it is describing a practical situation in ordinary language, not giving you a legal opinion. If you need advice about your specific circumstances, seek it from someone qualified to give it.
Documentation may be updated, restructured or removed as the published release changes or as pages are consolidated. Older URLs may be redirected to broader pages, and no guarantee is made that any particular page or download remains available. Continued use of the site after a change means you accept the terms as they then stand.
Roblox is a trademark of Roblox Corporation. This site is independent documentation and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by or reviewed by Roblox Corporation. Product names are used descriptively to identify the software being documented.
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Last updated: 6 September 2026.