To use the scripts you have downloaded, you first need to 'attach', or 'inject' the executor.

Synapse X has a really fast system that usually un-patches them about an hour or so after the updates, but depending on how large it is, it could be a while. Roblox updates the platform about once a week on certain days (usually later weekdays like Wednesday, or Thursday.) and for some time after the update, executors will stop working. Speaking of anti-cheat, we can't forget to mention Roblox's anti-cheat. Plus, you can usually only affect yourself, meaning you cant make other players fly, or kill them, etc. You need to make sure that the scripts you are using are up to date and not detected by the game you are using. Roblox games often have anti-cheats that detect when a player is cheating and either kicks or bans them. You might be thinking, 'This sounds great! I can hack anything I want! ' but not exactly. The scripts are also usually some sort of cheat or 'hack' that lets you gain an unfair advantage in the game.

Usually, the scripts will be game-specific, meaning they will only work on the game they were made for. There are plenty of community-available 'scripts' which are just files with pre-written code in them that the executor can run. You have no idea how to code, but thankfully you don't have to. A Roblox executor is a piece of software that 'injects' into Roblox and allows the user to run code that they normally shouldn't be able to. So before you can start using your shiny new executor you first need to understand what it even does. This guide is meant for users who are looking for advice on how to exploit, it is similar to the guide from the Roblox exploiting subreddit, however, it is made with synapse x in mind as the executor of choice.

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