local player = Players.LocalPlayer local character = player.Character

Because you cannot directly edit another player's properties under FE, control GUIs use physics workarounds:

The Ultimate Guide to FE OP Player Control GUI Scripts in Roblox (100% FE Working)

if not isAdmin then return end -- Kick out hackers

FilteringEnabled is no longer an optional toggle; it is the default, unchangeable state of Roblox. It serves as a security boundary between the client (the player's device) and the server (Roblox's cloud computers).

OP Player Control GUIs exploit this physics replication loophole. By binding other players or objects to your character's physics space, the script tricks the server into replicating massive physical disruptions. Key Features of an OP Player Control GUI

end)

yOffset = yOffset + 35 end end

Open the target Roblox experience and let the assets load completely.

What happens on the client stays on the client.

Roblox now uses "Hardware ID" bans. If you exploit on your main account, Roblox can track your computer's hardware and ban any future accounts you create on that same machine.

local playerList = Instance.new("ListBox") -- or use ScrollingFrame -- Simplified: let's make buttons for nearby players

This script listens for the instruction, verifies the request, and safely modifies the target player character. Because it runs on the server, the changes replicate to all players instantly.