The isn't about writing more code; it’s about writing smarter code. By leveraging the built-in Highlight class and robust event listeners, you can create a visual aid that works in almost any experience on the platform, from competitive shooters to social hangouts.

A function to remove highlights when the player leaves or the script is toggled off.

This guide explores the for dynamic chams, ensuring your scripts remain functional across different games and character models. What are Dynamic Chams?

A function that checks if a Highlight already exists on a model; if not, it creates one.

Limit the number of active highlights if you are in a massive 100-player server to avoid frame drops.

Running a wallhack script can be CPU-intensive if done incorrectly.