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Roblox's engine is a chaotic landscape of Luau structures and massive object trees, but once you've stabilized a solid external base, the real challenge is moving past universal ESP and flight into game-specific features. If you're looking at something like Rivals, the logic shifts from generic engine offsets to specific game scripts and hierarchy handling.
The Reversing Process
To build features for specific Roblox games, you need to understand how they structure their environment. Most modern Roblox competitive shooters rely on custom character controllers and state machines. Generic externals often fail here because they don't account for how the specific game handles hit registration or player states.
Anti-Cheat Awareness
Since the integration of Hyperion, externals are the standard, but remember that RPM patterns can still be flagged if you are hitting the DataModel too aggressively or without proper handle masking. Stay low, use kernel-level read if possible, and do not rely on static offsets that break every time the client updates.
How are you guys handling the character hierarchy in Rivals—anyone found a cleaner way to filter out the lobby clones?
The Reversing Process
To build features for specific Roblox games, you need to understand how they structure their environment. Most modern Roblox competitive shooters rely on custom character controllers and state machines. Generic externals often fail here because they don't account for how the specific game handles hit registration or player states.
- Identify the DataModel and Workspace: This is your entry point. From here, you are traversing the tree to find where the game stores player data.
- Locating Game-Specific Objects: In Rivals, look for unique Folders or Models within the Workspace that handle match states or player teams. Generic Team objects might not be enough if the devs used custom scripts to manage squads.
- Dump the SDK: Use a decent dumper to look at the Classes. You are not just looking for C++ classes, but the way Luau objects are represented in memory via RPM.
When reversing Rivals specifically, you will need to handle their hitbox logic. Many high-tier Roblox games use fake characters for visuals and real hitboxes hidden elsewhere or offset by a few units to combat basic aimbots. You need to find the specific Child in the character model that the server actually registers hits on—usually a Part named HumanoidRootPart or a custom Hitbox object.
Anti-Cheat Awareness
Since the integration of Hyperion, externals are the standard, but remember that RPM patterns can still be flagged if you are hitting the DataModel too aggressively or without proper handle masking. Stay low, use kernel-level read if possible, and do not rely on static offsets that break every time the client updates.
How are you guys handling the character hierarchy in Rivals—anyone found a cleaner way to filter out the lobby clones?
