: These scripts are specifically designed to run on executors like Fluxus , which can handle the complex hookmetamethod calls required to manipulate UI elements like the StarterGui .
: The script often takes advantage of the TextChatService and its RichText features. By inserting specific symbols like & , < , or > , the script can trick the filter into ignoring certain words.
: Some versions use a "ChatSplitter" method, which sends messages character-by-character or with hidden Unicode characters to prevent the server-side filter from recognizing banned words.
: High-end scripts include extensive tables of keywords and their "bypassed" versions (e.g., using Cyrillic look-alikes or zero-width joiners) to automate the process for the user.