Roblox already tells your PC where every player is standing, because that is how it draws them. The memory-based version reads those positions and nothing else, then draws boxes around players through walls and gives you an aimbot. It knows exactly where everyone is, even the ones you cannot see.

• 100% undetectable
• Wallhacks
• Aimbot
• More accurate than AI

It only reads, and never writes. Nothing is injected, nothing inside the game is changed, and no GPU is needed. It starts working the moment you launch it, and stays accurate for as long as Roblox keeps sending that data to your PC.

A small AI runs entirely on your own computer. It watches your screen the way you do, recognises Roblox avatars, and moves your mouse toward them. It can only aim at players that are actually visible, and it never reads or touches the game at all.

• 100% undetectable
• Aims at visible players
• Runs entirely on your PC
• No game files touched

Experimental, and it asks something of your PC. The model runs locally, so only use this version if your computer can handle it, and expect the first launch to take a few minutes while it loads. The training set is deliberately small to keep the download light, so it can occasionally miss an avatar or pick the wrong one.