Delta Executor Scripts
Delta runs Lua. What that means in practice is that almost any Roblox script works — until the game it targets updates. Here is what each category does and which games have active scripts.
What a Roblox script actually is
A script is a chunk of Lua that runs inside a game session. Delta does not add features itself — it gives scripts somewhere to run. Everything people credit the executor with, from auto-farming to ESP, comes from the script, not the tool.
That distinction matters when things break. If a script stops working, the executor is usually fine. If nothing works in any game, then it is the executor. The injection guide covers telling those apart.
Script categories, and what each one does
| Category | What it does | Typical use |
|---|---|---|
| Auto-farm | Repeats a grind loop without input | Levelling, currency, materials |
| ESP | Draws players, items or chests through walls | Finding things fast |
| Aimbot | Snaps aim to targets | Combat games |
| Teleport | Moves your character instantly | Skipping travel time |
| Auto-parry / auto-click | Reacts faster than a human can | Timing-based games |
| Hub | A menu bundling many scripts for many games | General use |
Script hubs are the most common way people actually use an executor. Rather than pasting a fresh script per game, a hub gives you a menu — RedZ Hub and Hoho Hub are the two most searched for.
Game guides
Blox Fruits
Auto-farm, raids and fruit sniping in the biggest scripting target on Roblox.
Read more →Grow a Garden
Auto-plant, auto-harvest and pet handling for the idle farming game.
Read more →Fisch
Auto-fish and spot teleports, plus why these break so often.
Read more →Blade Ball
Auto-parry, the highest-risk script category on this list.
Read more →99 Nights in the Forest
Resource and survival automation for the co-op survival game.
Read more →Steal a Brainrot
Auto-steal and spawner scripts, and how quickly they get patched.
Read more →Where to get scripts safely
We deliberately do not paste script code on this site. Two reasons, and neither is squeamishness.
- It goes stale immediately. A script copied onto a web page in one month is usually broken the next. Pages full of dead code are the norm in this niche.
- You cannot read what you are pasting. Obfuscated scripts from random pages can do anything your session can do, including things you did not want.
Use the hub built into Delta, where scripts are at least maintained, and prefer scripts you can actually read. If a script is one long line of obfuscated text, you have no idea what it does.