The Roblox community is sharp. Within 10 minutes of launch, players will post "COPY GAME" on your wall, report your game en masse, and your player count will drop to zero.
for _, object in pairs(gameToCopy) do
if object.ClassName == "Script" then
local newScript = Instance.new("Script")
newScript.Source = object.Source
newScript.Parent = newGameFolder
else
local newObject = Instance.new(object.ClassName)
newObject.Name = object.Name
newObject.Parent = newGameFolder
-- Copy properties and children recursively
end
end
The urge to copy often comes from a lack of confidence. "I can’t script, so I’ll just copy someone else’s game and change the logo." This strategy fails for three reasons.
Some developers use copier scripts on their own games to create backups or transfer builds between accounts. This is the only ethical use. Copying another creator’s work to re-upload as your own is theft – plain and simple.
Most "free game copier scripts" are actually cookie loggers. When you paste a suspicious script into an executor, a hidden line of code sends your .ROBLOSECURITY cookie to a hacker’s Discord webhook. Within seconds, they log into your account, steal your limited items (worth real money), and change your password.
The Roblox community is sharp. Within 10 minutes of launch, players will post "COPY GAME" on your wall, report your game en masse, and your player count will drop to zero.
for _, object in pairs(gameToCopy) do
if object.ClassName == "Script" then
local newScript = Instance.new("Script")
newScript.Source = object.Source
newScript.Parent = newGameFolder
else
local newObject = Instance.new(object.ClassName)
newObject.Name = object.Name
newObject.Parent = newGameFolder
-- Copy properties and children recursively
end
end
The urge to copy often comes from a lack of confidence. "I can’t script, so I’ll just copy someone else’s game and change the logo." This strategy fails for three reasons.
Some developers use copier scripts on their own games to create backups or transfer builds between accounts. This is the only ethical use. Copying another creator’s work to re-upload as your own is theft – plain and simple.
Most "free game copier scripts" are actually cookie loggers. When you paste a suspicious script into an executor, a hidden line of code sends your .ROBLOSECURITY cookie to a hacker’s Discord webhook. Within seconds, they log into your account, steal your limited items (worth real money), and change your password.