Hydroxide VS bloxcode

Yeah but it is just visuals on your screen sadly, it doesn't update anything, especially in a popular game like bloxburg. In smaller games with little anticheat you might have more luck with remotescripts. Look into remote script execution, and I suggest https://github.com/Upbolt/Hydroxide as a remote spy, even though I don't know if it works on any other executors than Synapse X.

Hydoxide has things like an Upvalue Scanner and a really good remote spy which makes it a really useful and good tool. You can see all the features as well as the script on the Github: https://github.com/Upbolt/Hydroxide

Every game, I recommend using Hydroxide

I would use Hydroxide as my remote spy.

I use Hydroxide

I just use hydroxide https://github.com/Upbolt/Hydroxide

I personally use Hydroxide (https://github.com/Upbolt/Hydroxide) because it has a ton of features, is regularly updated, and easy to use.

You can download it now. The project page on github is here: https://github.com/wolfgangmeyers/bloxcode

I'm working on a visual scripting interface for Roblox Studio (https://github.com/wolfgangmeyers/bloxcode) and am slowing adding new blocks over time to provide access to different parts of the Roblox library. Trying to just implement the whole library a-z is too much work, and probably not the best approach. So I'm looking for real problems that people are trying to solve in their games, and then seeing if I can solve them using Bloxcode (and if not, adding new capabilities until it can). Then I'll post tutorial videos on how to do it. This subreddit has been a great resource so far, but I'm wondering if anyone has ideas on other subreddits I could follow where people ask for help with Roblox coding?