Universal Esp

Instance Esp

Label

Usage

<object> esp.Label(<Instance> Part, <table> Options)

Example

local Label = esp.Label(workspace.Part, {
    Text = "cool part"
})

Options

Name	Description	Type
Text	The text displayed on the Label.	String
Transparency	The Label's transparency. (Number between 0 and 1)	Number
Color	The Label's color.	Color3
RainbowColor	If enabled, the color will be Rainbow.	Boolean
Size	The Label's text size.	Number
Outline	If enabled, the Label will have an outline.	Boolean
OutlineColor	The outline's color.	Color3
Font	The Label's font.	Drawing.Font
Offset	The Label's offset.	Vector2

Adds a Label to the specified Part.

Chams

Usage

<object> esp.Cham(<Instance> Part, <table> Options)

Example

local Cham = esp.Cham(workspace.Part, {
    Color = Color3.fromRGB(0, 170, 255),
    Filled = true
})

Options

Name	Description	Type
Transparency	The Chams' transparency.	Number
Color	The Chams' color.	Color3
RainbowColor	If enabled, the color will be Rainbow.	Boolean
Thickness	The thickness of the lines on the Chams. This will only be visible when Filled is disabled.	Number
Filled	If enabled, the Chams' will be filled.	Boolean

Adds Chams to the specified Part.

You don't need to set all of the options. If they aren't provided, they will be set to the default option.

Additionally, labels and chams also support other instances such as:

• Model

• BasePart

• MeshPart

• WedgePart

• CornerWedgePart

• TrussPart

• PartOperation

• UnionOperation

• NegateOperation

Set Part

Usage

<void> object:SetPart(<Instance> Part)

Example

local Label = esp.Label(workspace.Part)

task.wait(3)

Label:SetPart(workspace.OtherPart) -- Works the same with Chams!

Sets the Label/Chams' target part to the specified Part.

Set Property

Usage

<void> object:SetProp(<string> Property, <variant> Value)

Example

local Label = esp.Label(workspace.Part)
Label:SetProp("Font", Drawing.Fonts.Plex)

Sets the Label/Chams' Property to Value.

Set All

Usage

<void> esp:SetAll(<string> Option, <variant> Value)

Example

esp:SetAll("Color", Color3.fromRGB(0, 255, 0)) -- Sets all colors to green

Supported Options

The following options are supported:

• Enabled

• Transparency

• Color

• UseTeamColor

• RainbowColor

• Outline

• OutlineColor

• OutlineThickness

Sets all esp types' Option to the specified Value.

Get Objects

Usage

<table> esp:GetObjects(<Player, string> Player?)

Example

local Objects = esp:GetObjects("Roblox") -- Accepts either the player's name or the Player object
table.foreach(Objects, print)

-- You can also use this function to remove specific objects
esp:GetObjects(game.Players.Roblox).Box:Remove()

Returns a table of all Esp objects. If a Player is specified, it will only return objects that belong to that player. The Player parameter can be the player's name or the Player object.

Get Total Objects

Usage

<table> esp:GetTotalObjects()

Example

local Objects = esp:GetObjects("Roblox") -- Accepts either the player's name or the Player object
table.foreach(Objects, print)

-- You can also use this function to remove specific objects
esp:GetObjects(game.Players.Roblox).Box:Remove()

Returns a table of the total number of objects in each category.

Categories include:

• DrawingObjects

• VisibleObjects

• DestroyedObjects

• NPCObjects

• Boxes

• Tracers

• Names

• Skeletons

• HealthBars

• HeadDots

• LookTracers

• Labels

• Chams

• Outlines

Get Objects From Id

Usage

<object> esp:GetObjectsFromId(<number> Id)

Example

local Objects = esp:GetObjects("Roblox") -- Accepts either the player's name or the Player object
table.foreach(Objects, print)

-- You can also use this function to remove specific objects
esp:GetObjects(game.Players.Roblox).Box:Remove()

Returns an esp object with the given Id.

Add Esp

Usage

<void> esp:Add(<Instance, string> Player)

Example

esp:Add("Roblox")

esp:Add(workspace.Dummy) -- Works on Models! These will be considered NPCs.

Adds Esp to the specified Player. The Player parameter can be the player's name or the Player object. If the Player parameter is a Model, it will be considered an NPC. NPC esp will use the settings from the NPC Type.

Remove Esp

Usage

<void> esp:Remove(<Instance, string> Player)

Example

esp:Add("Roblox")

esp:Add(workspace.Dummy) -- Works on Models! These will be considered NPCs.

Removes Esp from the specified Player. The Player parameter can be the player's name or the Player object. If the Player parameter is a Model, it will be considered an NPC.

Remove

Usage

<void> object:Remove(<void>)

Example

esp:GetObjects("Roblox").Box:Remove()

Remove the specified object.