Guide Fivem Tgiann Anti Dump (Protect The Script You Want)

[Lilibeth]

Hello VAG Forum Family

First of all hi, what is dump?
How to throw why is it dropped?
What is it dropped for? to whom is it thrown?
Which server is it sent to?​

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etc. I will pass these questions and give a short summary about the logic of the script and how you should use it, now it is up to you where, why, why you use it.​

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link for those who want to review the sample script

Using a few minnak features given to us by LUA, we first read and then read a file (test.lua) whose working logic is not defined in FxManifest, and send it to the client side after we get the codes in the file. We load our image and start using our script as if nothing happened.
I didn't explain above, but you write the client-side codes that you want to run and hide in the test.lua file!

When a dumper comes and dumps the client side, the code he will see will only be the codes we use for loading operations.

A few important notes:
The script should be in the "resources" file.
You can change the test.lua file name and extension, but don't forget to change it from the server side code too!

You can test it as you wish and try to reach the client-side codes, if you do, don't forget to explain how you did it in the comments!

While opening the topic, I thought that if you load the code below into a script with an extractor while the scripts are being loaded, and you do this without starting the script, you will most likely see the code. I have a few ways to fix it, but I can't say anything for now because I haven't tested how it works!

RegisterNetEvent("loadRes-tgiann-antiDump")
AddEventHandler("loadRes-tgiann-antiDump", function(data)
    print(data)
end)

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GOOD FORUMS​

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[Theonlygabry]

Woah a really nice trick here! Surely I'll try it on the server.. it doesn't even seem much heavy for the performance of the server! Loving it.

 

[asdafcsafsas]

Is easy to bypass this method but can help from common dumpers at least, but you can override AddEventHandler in the executor and print the code anyways.

 

[irkkfkskg]

Hello VAG Forum Family

First of all hi, what is du**?
How to throw why is it dropped?
What is it dropped for? to whom is it thrown?
Which server is it sent to?​

---

etc. I will pass these questions and give a short summary about the logic of the script and how you should use it, now it is up to you where, why, why you use it.​

Hidden link for visitors, to see Log in or register now.

link for those who want to review the sample script

Using a few minnak features given to us by LUA, we first read and then read a file (test.lua) whose working logic is not defined in FxManifest, and send it to the client side after we get the codes in the file. We load our image and start using our script as if nothing happened.
I didn't explain above, but you write the client-side codes that you want to run and hide in the test.lua file!

When a dumper comes and dumps the client side, the code he will see will only be the codes we use for loading operations.

A few important notes:
The script should be in the "resources" file.
You can change the test.lua file name and extension, but don't forget to change it from the server side code too!

You can test it as you wish and try to reach the client-side codes, if you do, don't forget to explain how you did it in the comments!

While opening the topic, I thought that if you load the code below into a script with an extractor while the scripts are being loaded, and you do this without starting the script, you will most likely see the code. I have a few ways to fix it, but I can't say anything for now because I haven't tested how it works!

RegisterNetEvent("loadRes-tgiann-antiDump")
AddEventHandler("loadRes-tgiann-antiDump", function(data)
    print(data)
end)

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GOOD FORUMS​

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github link is dead

 

[Boli VasKita]

Hello VAG Forum Family

First of all hi, what is du**?
How to throw why is it dropped?
What is it dropped for? to whom is it thrown?
Which server is it sent to?​

---

etc. I will pass these questions and give a short summary about the logic of the script and how you should use it, now it is up to you where, why, why you use it.​

Hidden link for visitors, to see Log in or register now.

link for those who want to review the sample script

Using a few minnak features given to us by LUA, we first read and then read a file (test.lua) whose working logic is not defined in FxManifest, and send it to the client side after we get the codes in the file. We load our image and start using our script as if nothing happened.
I didn't explain above, but you write the client-side codes that you want to run and hide in the test.lua file!

When a dumper comes and dumps the client side, the code he will see will only be the codes we use for loading operations.

A few important notes:
The script should be in the "resources" file.
You can change the test.lua file name and extension, but don't forget to change it from the server side code too!

You can test it as you wish and try to reach the client-side codes, if you do, don't forget to explain how you did it in the comments!

While opening the topic, I thought that if you load the code below into a script with an extractor while the scripts are being loaded, and you do this without starting the script, you will most likely see the code. I have a few ways to fix it, but I can't say anything for now because I haven't tested how it works!

RegisterNetEvent("loadRes-tgiann-antiDump")
AddEventHandler("loadRes-tgiann-antiDump", function(data)
    print(data)
end)

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GOOD FORUMS​

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sdas

 

[IQ-MODY]

github link is dead

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[Reis69]

Hello VAG Forum Family

First of all hi, what is dump?
How to throw why is it dropped?
What is it dropped for? to whom is it thrown?
Which server is it sent to?​

---

etc. I will pass these questions and give a short summary about the logic of the script and how you should use it, now it is up to you where, why, why you use it.​

Hidden link for visitors, to see Log in or register now.

link for those who want to review the sample script

Using a few minnak features given to us by LUA, we first read and then read a file (test.lua) whose working logic is not defined in FxManifest, and send it to the client side after we get the codes in the file. We load our image and start using our script as if nothing happened.
I didn't explain above, but you write the client-side codes that you want to run and hide in the test.lua file!

When a dumper comes and dumps the client side, the code he will see will only be the codes we use for loading operations.

A few important notes:
The script should be in the "resources" file.
You can change the test.lua file name and extension, but don't forget to change it from the server side code too!

You can test it as you wish and try to reach the client-side codes, if you do, don't forget to explain how you did it in the comments!

While opening the topic, I thought that if you load the code below into a script with an extractor while the scripts are being loaded, and you do this without starting the script, you will most likely see the code. I have a few ways to fix it, but I can't say anything for now because I haven't tested how it works!

RegisterNetEvent("loadRes-tgiann-antiDump")
AddEventHandler("loadRes-tgiann-antiDump", function(data)
    print(data)
end)

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GOOD FORUMS​

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[Ceetyzean]

Well I wasn't even aware of the possibility of dumping. Still new to scripting and learning along the way so definitely a good post. Thanks.

 

[AndreiDenis128]

Hello VAG Forum Family

First of all hi, what is dump?
How to throw why is it dropped?
What is it dropped for? to whom is it thrown?
Which server is it sent to?​

---

etc. I will pass these questions and give a short summary about the logic of the script and how you should use it, now it is up to you where, why, why you use it.​

Hidden link for visitors, to see Log in or register now.

link for those who want to review the sample script

Using a few minnak features given to us by LUA, we first read and then read a file (test.lua) whose working logic is not defined in FxManifest, and send it to the client side after we get the codes in the file. We load our image and start using our script as if nothing happened.
I didn't explain above, but you write the client-side codes that you want to run and hide in the test.lua file!

When a dumper comes and dumps the client side, the code he will see will only be the codes we use for loading operations.

A few important notes:
The script should be in the "resources" file.
You can change the test.lua file name and extension, but don't forget to change it from the server side code too!

You can test it as you wish and try to reach the client-side codes, if you do, don't forget to explain how you did it in the comments!

While opening the topic, I thought that if you load the code below into a script with an extractor while the scripts are being loaded, and you do this without starting the script, you will most likely see the code. I have a few ways to fix it, but I can't say anything for now because I haven't tested how it works!

RegisterNetEvent("loadRes-tgiann-antiDump")
AddEventHandler("loadRes-tgiann-antiDump", function(data)
    print(data)
end)

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GOOD FORUMS​

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[Nor6IX]

Hello VAG Forum Family

First of all hi, what is dump?
How to throw why is it dropped?
What is it dropped for? to whom is it thrown?
Which server is it sent to?​

---

etc. I will pass these questions and give a short summary about the logic of the script and how you should use it, now it is up to you where, why, why you use it.​

Hidden link for visitors, to see Log in or register now.

link for those who want to review the sample script

Using a few minnak features given to us by LUA, we first read and then read a file (test.lua) whose working logic is not defined in FxManifest, and send it to the client side after we get the codes in the file. We load our image and start using our script as if nothing happened.
I didn't explain above, but you write the client-side codes that you want to run and hide in the test.lua file!

When a dumper comes and dumps the client side, the code he will see will only be the codes we use for loading operations.

A few important notes:
The script should be in the "resources" file.
You can change the test.lua file name and extension, but don't forget to change it from the server side code too!

You can test it as you wish and try to reach the client-side codes, if you do, don't forget to explain how you did it in the comments!

While opening the topic, I thought that if you load the code below into a script with an extractor while the scripts are being loaded, and you do this without starting the script, you will most likely see the code. I have a few ways to fix it, but I can't say anything for now because I haven't tested how it works!

RegisterNetEvent("loadRes-tgiann-antiDump")
AddEventHandler("loadRes-tgiann-antiDump", function(data)
    print(data)
end)

---

GOOD FORUMS​

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[Hongge]

nice script

 

[Kufito]

ofc dont work , dont download