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Steal a Brainrot - auto grab (direct-remote), ESP, carpet, god

For Steal a Brainrot by BRAZILIAN SPYDER

steal-a-brainrot autofarm esp carpet god float tripmine nm-lib

Everything armed on load -- auto-grab, ESP, timers, carpet, god, anti-ragdoll, anti-bee/disco and tripmine immunity all start on. Fires the game own AnimalPodiums prompts, ranked by the $/s the podium displays (no Synchronizer require, so game updates do not break it), and never touches your own base. Q carpet, F float, T hold cloner (equip only, never used), R insta reset.

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--!nonstrict
--[[=========================================================================
    Steal a Brainrot -- grab & carry
    Extracted from a 13.5k-line hub, rebuilt as one feature.

    What it actually does, because the technique is not obvious:

      * Brainrots are stolen through the game's OWN ProximityPrompts, sitting
        under workspace.Plots.<plot>.AnimalPodiums. There is no remote to
        exploit -- you fire the prompt the game already gave you.
      * Your own base has prompts too, so the single most important filter is
        "is this my plot", read off the PlotSign's TextLabel. Get that wrong
        and the hub cheerfully steals from you.
      * Carrying state is just player:GetAttribute("Stealing"). No hooking, no
        module requires.

    Deliberately NOT ported from the original: the Synchronizer/Animals module
    requires. Those break every time the game ships an update, and everything
    here can be read straight out of the world instead -- the $/s a podium
    already displays is the same number GetGeneration returns.
=========================================================================]]

local Library = loadstring(game:HttpGet("https://nitaimaarek.com/nm-lib"))()

local Players    = game:GetService("Players")
local RunService = game:GetService("RunService")
local Lighting   = game:GetService("Lighting")
local LocalPlayer = Players.LocalPlayer

local fireProx = fireproximityprompt

--=========================================================================
-- state
--=========================================================================

local S = {
    on = true,
    mode = "Nearest",
    radius = 60,
    minGen = 0,
    priority = {},          -- lowercased names from the input box
    burst = 4,
    debounce = 0.12,
    enableBurst = 35,

    prompts = {},           -- [ProximityPrompt] = true
    promptConns = {},       -- [ProximityPrompt] = { RBXScriptConnection }
    lastFire = {},          -- [prompt] = os.clock()
    lastEnable = {},
    mine = {}, mineAt = {}, -- plot-ownership cache
    gen = {}, genAt = {},   -- $/s cache
    pos = {},               -- [prompt] = world position, podiums do not move

    holding = false,
    grabs = 0,
    steals = 0,           -- confirmed StealingSuccess events
    resets = 0,

    holdOverride = 0.4,   -- lowers HoldDuration for a fast auto-trigger; 0 = real 1.5s
    stealBusy = {},       -- [prompt] = true while a paced fire is in flight
    freed = {},           -- [prompt] = true once its HoldBegan handlers are cut


    carpet = false,
    carpetSpeed = 140,
    carpetTool = "Flying Carpet",
    carpetOn = false,        -- was the tool actually equipped last frame

    highJump = false,
    jumpPower = 130,
    jumpStealing = 60,       -- toned down while carrying

    antiRagdoll = true,
    ragdollSaves = 0,

    -- anti bee & disco is always on; no flag to turn it off
    beeKills = 0,
    controlsProtected = false,
    originalMove = nil,

    float = false,
    floatPart = nil,
    floatConn = nil,

    unwalk = false,
    god = true,
    godConn = nil,
    -- lives on S because god (defined above the reset) has to see it; as a
    -- plain local declared later it resolved to a nil global inside god, so
    -- the guard never fired and god fought the reset
    resetting = false,

    ignoreMines = true,
    mineSaves = 0,

    espOwner = false,
    espStealing = true,
    playerTags = {},         -- [Player] = { hl = Highlight, bb = BillboardGui }

    holdCloner = false,
    clonerTool = "Quantum Cloner",

    esp = true,
    espRange = 0,            -- 0 = no limit
    espTimer = true,
    espClock = 0,
    espTags = {},            -- [BasePart] = BillboardGui
    espCount = 0,
    espDrawn = false,
    timerDrawn = false,
    best = nil, bestGen = 0,
    status = "idle",
}

local MINE_TTL = 10
local GEN_TTL  = 5
local SUFFIX = { K = 1e3, M = 1e6, B = 1e9, T = 1e12,
                 Q = 1e15, Qi = 1e18, Sx = 1e21, Sp = 1e24, Oc = 1e27 }

--=========================================================================
-- reading the world
--=========================================================================

-- Character lookups were being repeated per loop per frame: the grab step, the
-- carpet, the jump, anti-ragdoll and the cloner each did their own
-- FindFirstChild / FindFirstChildOfClass every Heartbeat, and anti-ragdoll did
-- the humanoid twice. Resolved once per frame here instead, refreshed on
-- respawn, so the whole script pays for one lookup rather than eight.
local function refreshCharacter()
    local char = LocalPlayer.Character
    S.char = char
    if not char then
        S.hum, S.root = nil, nil
        return
    end
    if not (S.hum and S.hum.Parent == char) then
        S.hum = char:FindFirstChildOfClass("Humanoid")
    end
    if not (S.root and S.root.Parent == char) then
        S.root = char:FindFirstChild("HumanoidRootPart")
    end
end

local function getRoot()
    local root = S.root
    if root and root.Parent then return root end
    refreshCharacter()
    return S.root
end

local function getHum()
    local hum = S.hum
    if hum and hum.Parent then return hum end
    refreshCharacter()
    return S.hum
end

-- Resolved once per prompt and cached. Podiums do not move, and this used to
-- run three IsA checks plus a GetPivot for every tracked prompt on every
-- frame -- with a server's worth of podiums that was the single most expensive
-- thing in the grab loop.
local function promptPosition(prompt)
    local cached = S.pos[prompt]
    if cached then return cached end

    local p = prompt.Parent
    if not p then return nil end
    if p:IsA("Attachment") and p.Parent then p = p.Parent end

    local pos
    if p:IsA("BasePart") then
        pos = p.Position
    elseif p:IsA("Model") then
        local ok, piv = pcall(function() return p:GetPivot().Position end)
        if ok then pos = piv end
    end

    S.pos[prompt] = pos
    return pos
end

-- The podium displays "$1.2M/s". That string is the generation value, so we
-- never have to require the game's Animals module to rank targets.
local function readGenFrom(inst)
    for _, d in ipairs(inst:GetDescendants()) do
        if d:IsA("TextLabel") and type(d.Text) == "string" then
            local num, suf = d.Text:match("%$%s*([%d%.]+)%s*(%a*)%s*/s")
            if num then
                local v = tonumber(num)
                if v then
                    if suf and suf ~= "" then
                        local mult = SUFFIX[suf]
                            or SUFFIX[suf:sub(1, 1):upper() .. (suf:sub(2) or "")]
                        if mult then v = v * mult end
                    end
                    return v
                end
            end
        end
    end
    return nil
end

-- Cached: this walks a subtree, and it is called for every tracked prompt.
local function genForPrompt(prompt)
    local now = os.clock()
    local at = S.genAt[prompt]
    if at and (now - at) < GEN_TTL then return S.gen[prompt] end

    local value
    local podium = prompt:FindFirstAncestorWhichIsA("Model")
    if podium then value = readGenFrom(podium) end

    -- the brainrot model is a sibling sitting on the podium, not a child of it
    if not value then
        local pos = promptPosition(prompt)
        local plots = workspace:FindFirstChild("Plots")
        if pos and plots then
            local plot = prompt:FindFirstAncestorWhichIsA("Model")
            while plot and plot.Parent ~= plots do plot = plot.Parent end
            if plot then
                local bestD = 14
                for _, m in ipairs(plot:GetChildren()) do
                    if m:IsA("Model") and m ~= podium then
                        local ok, piv = pcall(function() return m:GetPivot().Position end)
                        if ok then
                            local d = (piv - pos).Magnitude
                            if d < bestD then
                                local v = readGenFrom(m)
                                if v then value, bestD = v, d end
                            end
                        end
                    end
                end
            end
        end
    end

    S.gen[prompt] = value
    S.genAt[prompt] = now
    return value
end

local function nameForPrompt(prompt)
    local model = prompt:FindFirstAncestorWhichIsA("Model")
    return model and model.Name or "?"
end

-- Is this prompt on MY base? Two recursive searches per prompt, so the answer
-- is cached: it only changes when a base is claimed or released.
local function isMyPlot(prompt)
    local now = os.clock()
    local at = S.mineAt[prompt]
    if at and (now - at) < MINE_TTL then return S.mine[prompt] end

    local mine = false
    local plots = workspace:FindFirstChild("Plots")
    if plots then
        local plot = prompt:FindFirstAncestorWhichIsA("Model")
        while plot and plot.Parent ~= plots do plot = plot.Parent end
        if plot then
            local sign = plot:FindFirstChild("PlotSign")
            if sign then
                local gui = sign:FindFirstChildWhichIsA("SurfaceGui", true)
                local label = gui and gui:FindFirstChildWhichIsA("TextLabel", true)
                if label then
                    local txt = label.Text:lower()
                    if txt:find(LocalPlayer.Name:lower(), 1, true)
                       or txt:find(LocalPlayer.DisplayName:lower(), 1, true) then
                        mine = true
                    end
                end
            end
        end
    end

    S.mine[prompt] = mine
    S.mineAt[prompt] = now
    return mine
end

--=========================================================================
-- registry
--=========================================================================

local function forget(prompt)
    local conns = S.promptConns[prompt]
    if conns then
        for _, c in ipairs(conns) do
            pcall(function() c:Disconnect() end)
        end
        S.promptConns[prompt] = nil
    end
    S.prompts[prompt] = nil
    S.lastFire[prompt] = nil
    S.lastEnable[prompt] = nil
    S.mine[prompt] = nil
    S.mineAt[prompt] = nil
    S.gen[prompt] = nil
    S.genAt[prompt] = nil
    S.pos[prompt] = nil
    S.stealBusy[prompt] = nil
    S.freed[prompt] = nil
end

local function canFire(prompt, debounce)
    local t = os.clock()
    local last = S.lastFire[prompt]
    if last and (t - last) < debounce then return false end
    S.lastFire[prompt] = t
    return true
end

--=========================================================================
-- the steal -- fireproximityprompt bursts
--
-- This is exactly what the #1 SaB hub's auto-grab does, verified against its
-- source: fireproximityprompt(prompt, 0) a few times, gated by a per-prompt
-- debounce so a per-frame pass is not a flood. It is the proven method -- the
-- getconnections hold-replay only exists in that hub's MANUAL single-target
-- path, and its callbacks are not on these prompts' signals in this version,
-- which is why replaying them picked up nothing.
--
-- An optional pre-fire delay (S.holdOverride) is available for anyone who wants
-- to pace it to look more human; 0 = fire immediately, which is the default and
-- what the reference does.
--=========================================================================

-- MEASURED across three diagnostics on the live game:
--   * fireproximityprompt / firing the Triggered CALLBACK only plays the
--     VISUAL -- the hold circle fills and hangs at 100%, never completing.
--   * The real path is prompt:InputHoldBegin(). That drives the actual
--     ProximityPromptService, which fires Triggered itself, server-side, once
--     the hold reaches HoldDuration -- a genuine completing hold. CONFIRMED.
--
-- So: InputHoldBegin, wait the hold, let it auto-trigger. To go faster we lower
-- the prompt's HoldDuration first (client-side) so it auto-triggers sooner --
-- the "Hold time" slider controls that; 0 keeps the game's real 1.5s.
local canReplay = true   -- InputHoldBegin is a base method; no executor extension needed

local function holdTimeFor(prompt)
    if S.holdOverride > 0 then
        pcall(function() prompt.HoldDuration = S.holdOverride end)
        return S.holdOverride + 0.15
    end
    local ok, hd = pcall(function() return prompt.HoldDuration end)
    return (ok and type(hd) == "number" and hd > 0) and (hd + 0.2) or 1.7
end

-- The game disables every OTHER podium prompt the instant one hold starts
-- (its PromptButtonHoldBegan handler), which cancels the other holds -- so only
-- one steal completes per wave and it stays serial. Re-enabling after the fact
-- does not help; the hold is already dead.
--
-- The fix: DISCONNECT that handler. From the dump, the HoldBegan connections
-- are only the progress-circle visual and the disable-others logic -- the steal
-- completes through ProximityPromptService -> Triggered, which we leave intact.
-- With HoldBegan neutered, InputHoldBegin on many podiums runs truly in
-- parallel and the whole plot is stolen in ONE hold window.
local unhook = getconnections

local function freePrompt(prompt)
    if S.freed[prompt] then return end
    S.freed[prompt] = true
    if type(unhook) ~= "function" then return end
    local ok, conns = pcall(unhook, prompt.PromptButtonHoldBegan)
    if ok and type(conns) == "table" then
        for _, c in ipairs(conns) do pcall(function() c:Disconnect() end) end
    end
end

local function fireWave(batch, myPos)
    local jobs, wait = {}, nil
    for _, p in ipairs(batch) do
        if not S.stealBusy[p] and canFire(p, S.debounce) then
            freePrompt(p)                     -- kill the anti-multi-grab once
            jobs[#jobs + 1] = p
            wait = wait or holdTimeFor(p)     -- also lowers HoldDuration if override
            S.stealBusy[p] = true
            S.grabs = S.grabs + 1
        end
    end
    if #jobs == 0 then return end

    task.spawn(function()
        for _, p in ipairs(jobs) do
            pcall(function() p.Enabled = true end)
            pcall(function() p:InputHoldBegin() end)     -- real hold; auto-triggers
        end
        task.wait(wait or 1.7)
        task.wait(0.05)
        for _, p in ipairs(jobs) do S.stealBusy[p] = nil end
    end)
end

local function track(prompt)
    if S.prompts[prompt] then return end
    S.prompts[prompt] = true

    -- A prompt flicking to Enabled is the moment a brainrot becomes grabbable.
    -- Firing hard on that edge is what makes the grab feel instant rather than
    -- waiting for the next poll.
    local function onEdge()
        if not S.on or not prompt.Enabled then return end
        local root = getRoot()
        if not root then return end
        local pos = promptPosition(prompt)
        if not pos then return end
        -- the server distance-checks the steal, so we must be in range
        if (pos - root.Position).Magnitude > S.radius then return end
        if isMyPlot(prompt) then return end

        local now = os.clock()
        local last = S.lastEnable[prompt]
        if not last or (now - last) >= 0.08 then
            S.lastEnable[prompt] = now
            fireWave({ prompt }, root.Position)   -- single-prompt wave
        end
    end

    task.defer(onEdge)

    -- Held per prompt and disconnected in forget(). These used to go through
    -- Library:Connect, which only releases at unload -- so with podiums
    -- streaming in and out all session the list grew without bound, and the
    -- AncestryChanged closure kept every dead prompt alive with it.
    local conns = {}
    pcall(function()
        conns[#conns + 1] =
            prompt:GetPropertyChangedSignal("Enabled"):Connect(onEdge)
    end)
    conns[#conns + 1] = prompt.AncestryChanged:Connect(function()
        if not prompt:IsDescendantOf(workspace) then forget(prompt) end
    end)
    S.promptConns[prompt] = conns
end

local function scanPodiums()
    local plots = workspace:FindFirstChild("Plots")
    if not plots then return 0 end
    local n = 0
    for _, plot in ipairs(plots:GetChildren()) do
        local podiums = plot:FindFirstChild("AnimalPodiums")
        if podiums then
            for _, obj in ipairs(podiums:GetDescendants()) do
                if obj:IsA("ProximityPrompt") then
                    track(obj)
                    n = n + 1
                end
            end
        end
    end
    return n
end

--=========================================================================
-- targeting
--=========================================================================

local function isPriority(prompt)
    if #S.priority == 0 then return false end
    local name = nameForPrompt(prompt):lower()
    for i = 1, #S.priority do
        if name:find(S.priority[i], 1, true) then return true end
    end
    return false
end

local function eligible(prompt, myPos)
    if not (prompt.Parent and prompt.Enabled) then return false end
    local pos = promptPosition(prompt)
    if not pos then return false end
    -- the server distance-checks the steal, so only prompts in range are viable
    if (pos - myPos).Magnitude > S.radius then return false end
    if isMyPlot(prompt) then return false end          -- never rob yourself

    if S.minGen > 0 then
        local gen = genForPrompt(prompt)
        if gen and gen < S.minGen and not isPriority(prompt) then return false end
    end
    return true
end

local function step()
    if not S.on then return end
    local root = getRoot()
    if not root then
        S.status = "no character"
        return
    end

    local myPos = root.Position
    local priorityOnly = (S.mode == "Priority list")
    local seen = 0
    local best, bestGen = nil, -1

    -- Snapshot every eligible podium into a batch BEFORE firing anything, so the
    -- game disabling prompts on HoldBegan cannot shrink the batch mid-loop. Then
    -- fire the whole batch as one parallel wave.
    local batch = {}
    for prompt in pairs(S.prompts) do
        if eligible(prompt, myPos) and (not priorityOnly or isPriority(prompt)) then
            seen = seen + 1
            batch[#batch + 1] = prompt
            local g = genForPrompt(prompt) or 0
            if g > bestGen then best, bestGen = prompt, g end
        end
    end

    if #batch > 0 then fireWave(batch, myPos) end

    S.seen = seen
    if best then
        S.best, S.bestGen = nameForPrompt(best), bestGen
    else
        S.best, S.bestGen = nil, 0
    end
end

local function grabStatus()
    return string.format("[%s] %d in range | %s | grabs %d%s",
        "hold",
        S.seen or 0,
        (S.mode == "Nearest") and "firing all"
            or (S.best and (S.best .. " ($" .. math.floor(S.bestGen) .. "/s)")
                or "no target"),
        S.grabs,
        S.holding and " | HOLDING" or "")
end

--=========================================================================
-- drop (walk-fling): a velocity spike that forces the carry to let go
--=========================================================================

local dropActive, dropConns = false, {}

local function stopDrop()
    dropActive = false
    for _, c in ipairs(dropConns) do
        if typeof(c) == "RBXScriptConnection" then c:Disconnect() end
    end
    dropConns = {}
end

local function startDrop()
    if dropActive then return end
    dropActive = true

    local char = LocalPlayer.Character
    local root = char and char:FindFirstChild("HumanoidRootPart")
    -- while carrying, the real root can be reparented under the camera
    for _, o in ipairs(workspace.CurrentCamera:GetChildren()) do
        if o.Name == "HumanoidRootPart" then root = o break end
    end
    if not root then dropActive = false return end

    dropConns[#dropConns + 1] = RunService.Stepped:Connect(function()
        if not dropActive then return end
        for _, p in ipairs(Players:GetPlayers()) do
            if p ~= LocalPlayer and p.Character then
                for _, pt in ipairs(p.Character:GetChildren()) do
                    if pt:IsA("BasePart") then pt.CanCollide = false end
                end
            end
        end
    end)

    task.spawn(function()
        while dropActive do
            RunService.Heartbeat:Wait()
            if not (root and root.Parent) then break end
            local v = root.Velocity
            root.Velocity = v * 10000 + Vector3.new(0, 10000, 0)
            RunService.RenderStepped:Wait()
            if root then root.Velocity = v end
            RunService.Stepped:Wait()
            if root then root.Velocity = v + Vector3.new(0, 0.1, 0) end
        end
    end)
end

local function dropNow()
    if dropActive then return end
    startDrop()
    task.delay(0.4, stopDrop)
end

--=========================================================================
-- carpet speed
--
-- The Flying Carpet gear is a slow flight tool, and while it is EQUIPPED the
-- anti-cheat does not run its movement checks. That exemption is the entire
-- trick -- the speed itself is nothing special, it is just velocity.
--
-- Which makes one rule absolute: never write velocity on a frame where the
-- tool is not in the character. Off-carpet is exactly when the checks are
-- live, so a boost applied then is a flag rather than a shortcut. If the tool
-- is missing we ask for it and return; we do not "boost anyway".
--
-- This is also why it goes quiet during a steal: the game strips your gears
-- while stealing, so the carpet leaves the character and the guard below stops
-- on its own. Nothing extra is needed for that -- and the guard must never be
-- "tidied up" into applying speed when the tool is absent.
--=========================================================================

local function stepCarpet()
    if not S.carpet then
        S.carpetOn = false
        return
    end

    local char = S.char
    if not char then S.carpetOn = false return end
    local hum, root = S.hum, S.root
    if not (hum and root) or hum.Health <= 0 then
        S.carpetOn = false
        return
    end

    local tool = char:FindFirstChild(S.carpetTool)
    if not tool then
        -- not equipped: ask for it, and apply NOTHING this frame
        S.carpetOn = false
        local pack = LocalPlayer:FindFirstChild("Backpack")
        local spare = pack and pack:FindFirstChild(S.carpetTool)
        if spare then pcall(function() hum:EquipTool(spare) end) end
        return
    end

    S.carpetOn = true
    local md = hum.MoveDirection
    local vy = root.AssemblyLinearVelocity.Y      -- keep gravity and jumps intact
    if md.Magnitude > 0 then
        root.AssemblyLinearVelocity =
            Vector3.new(md.X * S.carpetSpeed, vy, md.Z * S.carpetSpeed)
    else
        root.AssemblyLinearVelocity = Vector3.new(0, vy, 0)
    end
end

--=========================================================================
-- unwalk
--
-- Disables the Animate script and stops every playing track, so you slide
-- rather than walk. Worth knowing what it is and is not: it changes what YOU
-- render, and animations replicate, so other players stop seeing you walk too.
-- It does not change your actual movement or hide it from a position check.
--=========================================================================

local function applyUnwalk(on)
    local char = LocalPlayer.Character
    if not char then return end

    local animate = char:FindFirstChild("Animate")
    if animate then pcall(function() animate.Disabled = on end) end

    if not on then return end
    local hum = char:FindFirstChildOfClass("Humanoid")
    local animator = hum and hum:FindFirstChildOfClass("Animator")
    if not animator then return end

    pcall(function()
        for _, track in ipairs(animator:GetPlayingAnimationTracks()) do
            pcall(function() track:Stop(0) end)
        end
    end)
end

--=========================================================================
-- god
--
-- Watches Health and restores it the moment it hits zero. Whether that sticks
-- is entirely up to the game: in one that trusts the client with health this
-- is genuine immortality, and in one that does not the server kills you anyway
-- and this only papers over the local view. It costs nothing either way.
--
-- Deliberately does NOT fight the insta reset -- that sets Health to 0 on
-- purpose, so god steps aside while a reset is running.
--=========================================================================

local function armGod()
    if S.godConn then
        pcall(function() S.godConn:Disconnect() end)
        S.godConn = nil
    end
    if not S.god then return end

    local char = LocalPlayer.Character
    local hum = char and char:FindFirstChildOfClass("Humanoid")
    if not hum then return end

    S.godConn = hum:GetPropertyChangedSignal("Health"):Connect(function()
        if not S.god or S.resetting then return end   -- reset needs the death
        if hum.Health <= 0 then
            pcall(function() hum.Health = hum.MaxHealth end)
        end
    end)
end

--=========================================================================
-- tripmines  --  ignore rather than highlight
--
-- The mines are BaseParts named SubspaceTripmine<owner> under
-- workspace.ToolsAdds, and they fire on Touched. You cannot stop the SERVER's
-- handler by editing the mine locally -- a client property write on a part the
-- server owns does not replicate.
--
-- What you CAN change is your own character, which the server does hand you:
-- with CanTouch cleared on your parts, your character stops being a valid
-- touch partner, so the mine's Touched never fires for you.
--
-- The trade-off is real and worth stating: that kills EVERY touch interaction,
-- not just mines. Grabbing here is prompt-based so it is unaffected, but
-- anything in the game you collect by walking into it will stop working.
--=========================================================================

local function applyMineImmunity(on)
    local char = S.char or LocalPlayer.Character
    if not char then return end
    for _, part in ipairs(char:GetDescendants()) do
        if part:IsA("BasePart") and part.CanTouch == on then
            pcall(function() part.CanTouch = not on end)
        end
    end
end

-- Throttled to twice a second. It used to run every frame, and each pass did a
-- GetDescendants() on the character -- a fresh table allocation 60 times a
-- second -- plus a pcall per limb. Limbs and accessories stream in over a
-- second or two after a respawn, so half a second of latency costs nothing.
local mineClock = 0
local function stepMines(dt)
    if not S.ignoreMines then return end
    mineClock = mineClock + dt
    if mineClock < 0.5 then return end
    mineClock = 0

    applyMineImmunity(true)

    -- belt and braces, and free: clear the mine locally too. Does nothing
    -- server-side, but stops any client-side handler the game may have.
    local tools = workspace:FindFirstChild("ToolsAdds")
    if not tools then return end
    for _, obj in ipairs(tools:GetChildren()) do
        if obj:IsA("BasePart") and obj.Name:match("SubspaceTripmine")
           and obj.CanTouch then
            pcall(function() obj.CanTouch = false end)
            S.mineSaves = S.mineSaves + 1
        end
    end
end

--=========================================================================
-- float
--
-- An invisible anchored pad kept just under your feet. It is a real collidable
-- part, so you simply stand on it -- no flight, no velocity writes, nothing
-- for a movement check to look at. CanTouch and CanQuery are off so it cannot
-- trip touch handlers or show up in raycasts.
--=========================================================================

local function removeFloat()
    if S.floatConn then
        S.floatConn:Disconnect()
        S.floatConn = nil
    end
    if S.floatPart then
        pcall(function() S.floatPart:Destroy() end)
        S.floatPart = nil
    end
end

local function createFloat()
    removeFloat()
    local root = getRoot()
    if not root then return end

    local pad = Instance.new("Part")
    pad.Size = Vector3.new(7, 1, 7)
    pad.Anchored = true
    pad.CanCollide = true
    pad.CanTouch = false          -- must not fire the game's touch handlers
    pad.CanQuery = false          -- and must not appear in raycasts
    pad.Transparency = 1
    pad.CastShadow = false
    pad.CFrame = CFrame.new(root.Position - Vector3.new(0, 3.35, 0))
    pad.Parent = workspace
    S.floatPart = pad

    S.floatConn = RunService.Heartbeat:Connect(function()
        if not S.float then return end
        local r = getRoot()
        if r and S.floatPart then
            S.floatPart.CFrame = CFrame.new(r.Position - Vector3.new(0, 3.35, 0))
        end
    end)
end

local function setFloat(on)
    S.float = on
    if on then createFloat() else removeFloat() end
end

--=========================================================================
-- hold the Quantum Cloner  --  EQUIP ONLY
--
-- The cloner is held and never used. Activating it is what gets you kicked,
-- so nothing in this script calls :Activate() on it, fires its remote, or
-- touches its UI -- it is equipped and left alone. If you ever extend this,
-- do not add a "use" path.
--
-- Re-equipped continuously, because the game unequips tools on respawn and
-- when other tools are picked up.
--=========================================================================

local function stepCloner()
    if not S.holdCloner then return end

    local char = S.char
    if not char then return end
    if char:FindFirstChild(S.clonerTool) then return end   -- already in hand

    local hum = S.hum
    local pack = LocalPlayer:FindFirstChild("Backpack")
    local tool = pack and pack:FindFirstChild(S.clonerTool)
    if hum and tool then
        pcall(function() hum:EquipTool(tool) end)          -- equip, nothing else
    end
end

--=========================================================================
-- ESP
--
-- Two separate things sharing one refresh:
--
--   * BRAINROT tags -- name and $/s over every podium, on every plot including
--     your own, since knowing what your own base is worth matters too. The
--     value comes from the same world-read the targeting uses, so the tag and
--     the ranking can never disagree.
--   * TIMER tags -- the game already renders a countdown per floor in a
--     BillboardGui with a RemainingTime label. Rather than compute anything we
--     mirror that text into an AlwaysOnTop tag, keeping only the LOWEST floor
--     per plot: the game stacks one per floor and all of them at once is
--     unreadable.
--=========================================================================

local function fmtMoney(v)
    if not v or v <= 0 then return "?" end
    local function t1(n) return math.floor(n * 10) / 10 end
    if v >= 1e12 then return t1(v / 1e12) .. "T"
    elseif v >= 1e9 then return t1(v / 1e9) .. "B"
    elseif v >= 1e6 then return t1(v / 1e6) .. "M"
    elseif v >= 1e3 then return t1(v / 1e3) .. "K" end
    return tostring(math.floor(v))
end

-- timer tags live on the game's own parts, so they are swept by name rather
-- than tracked in a table
local function clearTimerTags()
    local plots = workspace:FindFirstChild("Plots")
    if not plots then return end
    for _, plot in ipairs(plots:GetChildren()) do
        for _, d in ipairs(plot:GetDescendants()) do
            if d.Name == "SabTimerESP" then pcall(function() d:Destroy() end) end
        end
    end
end

local function clearESP()
    for part, tag in pairs(S.espTags) do
        pcall(function() tag:Destroy() end)
        S.espTags[part] = nil
    end
    S.espCount = 0

    -- timer tags live on the game's own parts, so sweep by name
    local plots = workspace:FindFirstChild("Plots")
    if not plots then return end
    for _, plot in ipairs(plots:GetChildren()) do
        for _, d in ipairs(plot:GetDescendants()) do
            if d.Name == "SabTimerESP" then pcall(function() d:Destroy() end) end
        end
    end
end

local function makeTag(adornee, height, width)
    local bb = Instance.new("BillboardGui")
    bb.Name = "SabESP"
    bb.Adornee = adornee
    bb.Size = UDim2.new(0, width or 190, 0, 34)
    bb.StudsOffsetWorldSpace = Vector3.new(0, height or 3.2, 0)
    bb.AlwaysOnTop = true
    bb.LightInfluence = 0
    bb.MaxDistance = 1000

    local lbl = Instance.new("TextLabel")
    lbl.Size = UDim2.fromScale(1, 1)
    lbl.BackgroundTransparency = 1
    lbl.Font = Enum.Font.GothamBold
    lbl.TextSize = 14
    lbl.TextColor3 = Color3.fromRGB(255, 255, 255)
    lbl.TextStrokeTransparency = 0.3
    lbl.TextStrokeColor3 = Color3.fromRGB(0, 0, 0)
    lbl.RichText = true
    lbl.Parent = bb

    bb.Parent = adornee
    return bb
end

local function refreshBrainrotESP(myPos)
    local live = {}

    for prompt in pairs(S.prompts) do
        local part = prompt.Parent
        if part and part:IsA("Attachment") then part = part.Parent end

        if part and part:IsA("BasePart") and part.Parent then
            local show = true
            if S.espRange > 0 and myPos then
                show = (part.Position - myPos).Magnitude <= S.espRange
            end

            if show then
                local gen = genForPrompt(prompt)
                local name = nameForPrompt(prompt)
                local text = string.format(
                    '%s\n<font color="rgb(120,255,140)">$%s/s</font>',
                    name, fmtMoney(gen))

                local tag = S.espTags[part]
                if not tag or not tag.Parent then
                    tag = makeTag(part, 3.2, 190)
                    S.espTags[part] = tag
                end
                local lbl = tag:FindFirstChildWhichIsA("TextLabel")
                if lbl and lbl.Text ~= text then lbl.Text = text end
                live[part] = true
            end
        end
    end

    -- drop tags for anything that left, or fell outside the range
    for part, tag in pairs(S.espTags) do
        if not live[part] then
            pcall(function() tag:Destroy() end)
            S.espTags[part] = nil
        end
    end

    local n = 0
    for _ in pairs(S.espTags) do n = n + 1 end
    S.espCount = n
end

-- Timer ESP on its own, slower clock: it walks GetDescendants() on EVERY plot
-- to find the game's countdown billboards, which is the most expensive thing
-- in the ESP path. A countdown ticking in seconds does not need 2.5 refreshes
-- a second.
local timerClock = 0
local function refreshTimerESP(dt)
    timerClock = timerClock + dt
    if timerClock < 1 then return end
    timerClock = 0

    local plots = workspace:FindFirstChild("Plots")
    if not plots then return end

    for _, plot in ipairs(plots:GetChildren()) do
        -- the game renders one countdown per floor; keep only the lowest,
        -- otherwise a tower of timers sits on top of every base
        local found, minY = {}, math.huge
        for _, g in ipairs(plot:GetDescendants()) do
            if g:IsA("BillboardGui") and g:FindFirstChild("RemainingTime") then
                local base = g.Adornee or g.Parent
                if base and base:IsA("BasePart") then
                    found[#found + 1] = { gui = g, base = base, y = base.Position.Y }
                    if base.Position.Y < minY then minY = base.Position.Y end
                end
            end
        end

        for _, item in ipairs(found) do
            local existing = item.base:FindFirstChild("SabTimerESP")
            if item.y <= minY + 4 then
                local rt = item.gui:FindFirstChild("RemainingTime")
                if rt then
                    if not existing then
                        existing = makeTag(item.base, 1.6, 110)
                        existing.Name = "SabTimerESP"
                    end
                    local lbl = existing:FindFirstChildWhichIsA("TextLabel")
                    if lbl and lbl.Text ~= rt.Text then lbl.Text = rt.Text end
                end
            elseif existing then
                pcall(function() existing:Destroy() end)
            end
        end
    end
end

--=========================================================================
-- player ESP  --  base owner + who is stealing
--
-- Base owner is deliberately ONE player: the owner of the plot you are
-- currently standing in, found by reading the PlotSign of the nearest plot.
-- Tagging every owner on the server at once is noise -- the only one that
-- matters is whose base you are in.
--
-- Stealing ESP is a toggle in the original with no implementation behind it,
-- so this one is written rather than ported: any player whose Stealing
-- attribute is set gets tagged, which is how you spot someone robbing you.
--=========================================================================

local function dropPlayerTag(plr)
    local e = S.playerTags[plr]
    if not e then return end
    if e.hl then pcall(function() e.hl:Destroy() end) end
    if e.bb then pcall(function() e.bb:Destroy() end) end
    S.playerTags[plr] = nil
end

local function clearPlayerESP()
    for plr in pairs(S.playerTags) do dropPlayerTag(plr) end
end

local function tagPlayer(plr, text, colour)
    local char = plr.Character
    local head = char and (char:FindFirstChild("Head")
        or char:FindFirstChild("HumanoidRootPart"))
    if not head then dropPlayerTag(plr) return end

    local e = S.playerTags[plr]
    if not e then e = {} ; S.playerTags[plr] = e end

    if not e.hl or not e.hl.Parent then
        local hl = Instance.new("Highlight")
        hl.FillTransparency = 0.7
        hl.OutlineTransparency = 0
        hl.Adornee = char
        hl.Parent = char
        e.hl = hl
    end
    pcall(function()
        e.hl.Adornee = char
        e.hl.FillColor = colour
        e.hl.OutlineColor = colour
    end)

    if not e.bb or not e.bb.Parent then
        local bb = Instance.new("BillboardGui")
        bb.Name = "SabPlayerTag"
        bb.Size = UDim2.new(0, 170, 0, 30)
        bb.StudsOffsetWorldSpace = Vector3.new(0, 3.4, 0)
        bb.AlwaysOnTop = true
        bb.LightInfluence = 0
        local lbl = Instance.new("TextLabel")
        lbl.Size = UDim2.fromScale(1, 1)
        lbl.BackgroundTransparency = 1
        lbl.Font = Enum.Font.GothamBlack
        lbl.TextSize = 16
        lbl.TextStrokeTransparency = 0
        lbl.TextStrokeColor3 = Color3.fromRGB(0, 0, 0)
        lbl.Parent = bb
        bb.Parent = head
        e.bb = bb
    end
    pcall(function()
        e.bb.Adornee = head
        local lbl = e.bb:FindFirstChildWhichIsA("TextLabel")
        if lbl then
            lbl.Text = text
            lbl.TextColor3 = colour
        end
    end)
end

-- who owns the plot we are standing in?
local function ownerOfCurrentPlot(myPos)
    local plots = workspace:FindFirstChild("Plots")
    if not (plots and myPos) then return nil end

    local best, bestD = nil, 90
    for _, plot in ipairs(plots:GetChildren()) do
        local ok, piv = pcall(function() return plot:GetPivot().Position end)
        if ok and piv then
            local d = (piv - myPos).Magnitude
            if d < bestD then best, bestD = plot, d end
        end
    end
    if not best then return nil end

    local sign = best:FindFirstChild("PlotSign")
    local gui = sign and sign:FindFirstChildWhichIsA("SurfaceGui", true)
    local label = gui and gui:FindFirstChildWhichIsA("TextLabel", true)
    if not label then return nil end

    local txt = label.Text:lower()
    for _, plr in ipairs(Players:GetPlayers()) do
        if plr ~= LocalPlayer then
            if txt:find(plr.Name:lower(), 1, true)
               or txt:find(plr.DisplayName:lower(), 1, true) then
                return plr
            end
        end
    end
    return nil
end

local function refreshPlayerESP(myPos)
    local wanted = {}

    if S.espStealing then
        for _, plr in ipairs(Players:GetPlayers()) do
            if plr ~= LocalPlayer and plr:GetAttribute("Stealing") then
                wanted[plr] = { "STEALING", Color3.fromRGB(255, 200, 60) }
            end
        end
    end

    if S.espOwner then
        local owner = ownerOfCurrentPlot(myPos)
        if owner and not wanted[owner] then
            wanted[owner] = { "BASE OWNER", Color3.fromRGB(255, 60, 60) }
        end
    end

    for plr in pairs(S.playerTags) do
        if not wanted[plr] or not plr.Parent then dropPlayerTag(plr) end
    end
    for plr, info in pairs(wanted) do
        tagPlayer(plr, info[1], info[2])
    end
end

local function stepESP(dt)
    S.espClock = S.espClock + dt
    if S.espClock < 0.4 then return end
    S.espClock = 0

    if not (S.esp or S.espTimer or S.espOwner or S.espStealing) then
        -- must not gate on espCount: that only counts brainrot tags, so timer
        -- tags were being left behind when timer ESP was switched off alone
        if S.espDrawn then
            clearESP()
            clearPlayerESP()
            S.espDrawn = false
        end
        return
    end
    S.espDrawn = true

    local root = getRoot()
    local myPos = root and root.Position

    if S.esp then
        refreshBrainrotESP(myPos)
    elseif S.espCount > 0 then
        for part, tag in pairs(S.espTags) do
            pcall(function() tag:Destroy() end)
            S.espTags[part] = nil
        end
        S.espCount = 0
    end

    if S.espTimer then
        refreshTimerESP(0.4)
        S.timerDrawn = true
    elseif S.timerDrawn then
        -- turning timer ESP off while another ESP type is still on used to
        -- leave the countdowns on screen: the full clear only ran when every ESP
        -- switch was off
        clearTimerTags()
        S.timerDrawn = false
    end

    if S.espOwner or S.espStealing then
        refreshPlayerESP(myPos)
    elseif next(S.playerTags) then
        clearPlayerESP()
    end
end

--=========================================================================
-- anti bee & disco  --  always on, no toggle
--
-- Three separate attacks, three separate defences:
--
--   1. Lighting effects dumped in by name (Blue, DiscoEffect, BeeBlur,
--      ColorCorrection). Destroyed on sight, and again whenever one is added.
--   2. The movement hijack. The effect overwrites PlayerModule's
--      Controls.moveFunction to fight your input, so ours wraps the ORIGINAL
--      and is re-asserted whenever something replaces it. This is the part
--      that actually matters -- the rest is cosmetic, this one stops you
--      steering.
--   3. The buzzing sound, stopped and muted.
--
-- The original re-ran FindFirstChild("Bee", true) -- a recursive search of
-- PlayerScripts -- every single frame. The sound reference is cached here and
-- only re-looked-up every half second when it is missing.
--=========================================================================

local BAD_LIGHTING = {
    Blue = true, DiscoEffect = true, BeeBlur = true, ColorCorrection = true,
}

local buzzSound, buzzClock = nil, 0

local function nukeEffect(obj)
    if obj and obj.Parent and BAD_LIGHTING[obj.Name] then
        pcall(function() obj:Destroy() end)
        S.beeKills = S.beeKills + 1
    end
end

-- The wrapper is built ONCE and reused. It used to be created inside
-- protectControls along with its own Heartbeat enforcement connection -- and
-- protectControls runs again on every respawn, so each death added another
-- permanent connection. Over a long session that is an unbounded leak of
-- per-frame closures, all doing the same comparison.
local function protectedMove(self, moveVector, relativeToCamera)
    if S.originalMove then
        S.originalMove(self, moveVector, relativeToCamera)
    end
end

local function protectControls()
    if S.controlsProtected then return end
    pcall(function()
        local scripts = LocalPlayer:FindFirstChild("PlayerScripts")
        local module = scripts and scripts:FindFirstChild("PlayerModule")
        if not module then return end
        local controls = require(module):GetControls()
        if not controls then return end

        -- only capture the original if it is not already ours, or a respawn
        -- would record the wrapper as the "original" and recurse forever
        if controls.moveFunction ~= protectedMove then
            S.originalMove = controls.moveFunction
        end

        S.controls = controls
        controls.moveFunction = protectedMove
        S.controlsProtected = true
    end)
end

-- one enforcement pass, for the life of the script
local function stepControls()
    local controls = S.controls
    if not (S.controlsProtected and controls) then return end
    if controls.moveFunction ~= protectedMove then
        controls.moveFunction = protectedMove
    end
end

local function muteBuzzing(dt)
    if buzzSound and buzzSound.Parent then
        if buzzSound.Volume ~= 0 then
            pcall(function() buzzSound:Stop() ; buzzSound.Volume = 0 end)
        end
        return
    end

    buzzClock = buzzClock + dt
    if buzzClock < 0.5 then return end
    buzzClock = 0

    pcall(function()
        local scripts = LocalPlayer:FindFirstChild("PlayerScripts")
        local bee = scripts and scripts:FindFirstChild("Bee", true)
        local sound = bee and bee:FindFirstChild("Buzzing")
        if sound and sound:IsA("Sound") then
            buzzSound = sound
            sound:Stop()
            sound.Volume = 0
        end
    end)
end

-- The bee/disco effect also YANKS the camera FOV (zoom/distort). Anti-bee has
-- to put that back too. The baseline is captured once at load -- before any
-- effect is active -- with a sanity clamp, so we restore YOUR real FOV, not a
-- hardcoded 70 that would fight a custom one.
local BASE_FOV = 70
do
    local cam = workspace.CurrentCamera
    local ok, fov = pcall(function() return cam and cam.FieldOfView end)
    if ok and type(fov) == "number" and fov >= 40 and fov <= 110 then
        BASE_FOV = fov
    end
end

local function lockFOV()
    local cam = workspace.CurrentCamera
    if cam and cam.FieldOfView ~= BASE_FOV then
        pcall(function() cam.FieldOfView = BASE_FOV end)
    end
end

local function startAntiBee()
    for _, inst in ipairs(Lighting:GetDescendants()) do nukeEffect(inst) end
    Library:Connect(Lighting.DescendantAdded, nukeEffect)
    protectControls()
    -- re-capture the baseline whenever the camera is rebuilt (respawn), so a
    -- respawn during a bee effect does not bake the distorted value in
    Library:Connect(LocalPlayer.CharacterAdded, function()
        S.controlsProtected = false      -- PlayerModule is rebuilt on respawn
        task.delay(1, protectControls)
    end)
end

--=========================================================================
-- anti-ragdoll
--
-- Ragdolling is how you get stopped mid-carry, so this is really a farm-uptime
-- feature. It is detected two ways, and both are needed:
--
--   * the humanoid state -- Physics, Ragdoll or FallingDown
--   * player:GetAttribute("RagdollEndTime") being in the future. That is the
--     SERVER's ragdoll timer, and it is the authoritative one: the state can
--     read normal while the timer still has seconds left on it, and you get
--     re-ragdolled the moment you stand up.
--
-- Recovery clears the timer first (writing the current server time to it, so
-- it has already expired), then puts the humanoid back to Running, kills the
-- velocity that was flinging you, restores the camera subject, and destroys
-- the joint constraints the ragdoll added.
--=========================================================================

local function isRagdolled(hum)
    if not hum then return false end

    local state = hum:GetState()
    if state == Enum.HumanoidStateType.Physics
       or state == Enum.HumanoidStateType.Ragdoll
       or state == Enum.HumanoidStateType.FallingDown then
        return true
    end

    -- the server's own timer outlives the state, so check it too
    local endTime = LocalPlayer:GetAttribute("RagdollEndTime")
    if endTime and (endTime - workspace:GetServerTimeNow()) > 0 then
        return true
    end
    return false
end

local function stepAntiRagdoll()
    if not S.antiRagdoll then return end

    local char, hum, root = S.char, S.hum, S.root
    if not (char and hum and root) then return end
    if not isRagdolled(hum) then return end

    S.ragdollSaves = S.ragdollSaves + 1

    -- expire the server timer, or standing up just gets undone next frame
    pcall(function()
        LocalPlayer:SetAttribute("RagdollEndTime", workspace:GetServerTimeNow())
    end)
    pcall(function() hum:ChangeState(Enum.HumanoidStateType.Running) end)
    pcall(function() root.Velocity = Vector3.new(0, 0, 0) end)

    pcall(function()
        local cam = workspace.CurrentCamera
        if cam and cam.CameraSubject ~= hum then cam.CameraSubject = hum end
    end)

    for _, d in ipairs(char:GetDescendants()) do
        if d:IsA("BallSocketConstraint")
           or (d.Name and d.Name:find("RagdollAttachment")) then
            pcall(function() d:Destroy() end)
        end
    end
end

--=========================================================================
-- high jump
--
-- No gear involved, so unlike the carpet there is no anti-cheat exemption to
-- hide behind -- which is exactly why it drops to a lower value the moment you
-- are carrying. A steal is when you are being watched most, and a normal-ish
-- jump then is the difference between quick and obvious.
--
-- Reapplied continuously because the game resets jump on respawn, and some
-- games poll it. Modern rigs use JumpHeight instead of JumpPower, so both are
-- handled; JumpHeight is roughly JumpPower/10.
--=========================================================================

local function stepJump()
    if not S.highJump then return end

    local hum = S.hum
    if not hum or hum.Health <= 0 then return end

    local want = S.holding and S.jumpStealing or S.jumpPower
    if hum.UseJumpPower then
        if hum.JumpPower ~= want then hum.JumpPower = want end
    else
        local h = want / 10
        if hum.JumpHeight ~= h then hum.JumpHeight = h end
    end
end

local function restoreJump()
    local char = LocalPlayer.Character
    local hum = char and char:FindFirstChildOfClass("Humanoid")
    if not hum then return end
    pcall(function()
        if hum.UseJumpPower then hum.JumpPower = 50 else hum.JumpHeight = 7.2 end
    end)
end

--=========================================================================
-- insta reset
--
-- Kill and respawn with no wait on the normal death path. HipHeight 1e30
-- launches the humanoid clean out of the world, so the server takes it as a
-- VOID death and respawns immediately rather than playing an ordinary death
-- out over RespawnTime. Health = 0 is only the backstop for when the launch
-- gets caught.
--
-- Two ordering rules this lives or dies by:
--   * never kill on the same frame as the launch. HipHeight works through the
--     humanoid state machine, and that stops the moment the humanoid dies --
--     kill early and you just drop where you stood.
--   * a seated, platform-stood or anchored character cannot be moved at all,
--     so it is freed first and the unlock is REAPPLIED every frame. Writing it
--     once only works if the write happens to land on a frame the game is not
--     overwriting, which is exactly what makes a reset fire intermittently.
--=========================================================================

local FLING_TIME, FLING_POWER = 0.4, 50000
local VOID_TIME, RESET_TIMEOUT = 0.6, 6
local CAM_BIND = "SabInstaResetCam"

local function hideLocally(obj)
    if obj:IsA("BasePart") or obj:IsA("Decal") then
        obj.LocalTransparencyModifier = 1
    end
end

local function instaReset()
    if S.resetting then return false end

    local char = LocalPlayer.Character
    -- acting on a stale or already-dead character burns the whole budget
    -- flinging a corpse while holding the lock, so the next real press is
    -- swallowed -- another reason a reset "only works sometimes"
    if not (char and char.Parent) then return false end
    local hum = char:FindFirstChildOfClass("Humanoid")
    if not hum or hum.Health <= 0 then return false end
    local root = hum.RootPart or char:FindFirstChild("HumanoidRootPart")

    S.resetting = true
    S.resets = S.resets + 1

    task.spawn(function()
        -- Hold the camera still until the new character loads: the death cam
        -- swinging away is most of what makes a reset FEEL slow.
        local cam = workspace.CurrentCamera
        local frozen = cam and cam.CFrame
        local oldType = cam and cam.CameraType
        pcall(function()
            cam.CameraType = Enum.CameraType.Scriptable
            RunService:BindToRenderStep(CAM_BIND,
                Enum.RenderPriority.Camera.Value + 1, function()
                    cam.CFrame = frozen
                end)
        end)

        local added
        pcall(function()
            for _, obj in ipairs(char:GetDescendants()) do pcall(hideLocally, obj) end
            added = char.DescendantAdded:Connect(function(obj)
                pcall(hideLocally, obj)
            end)
        end)

        -- listen BEFORE killing: the respawn can land before the next line
        local newChar
        local respawned = LocalPlayer.CharacterAdded:Connect(function(c)
            newChar = c
        end)

        local function unlock()
            pcall(function() hum.PlatformStand = false end)
            pcall(function() hum.Sit = false end)
            pcall(function() hum.AutoRotate = true end)
        end

        unlock()
        for _, obj in ipairs(char:GetDescendants()) do
            if obj:IsA("BasePart") then
                pcall(function() obj.Anchored = false end)
                pcall(function() obj.CanCollide = false end)
            elseif obj.Name == "SeatWeld" then
                pcall(function() obj:Destroy() end)
            end
        end

        local started = os.clock()
        local function aliveRoot()
            if root and root.Parent then return root end
            root = hum.RootPart or char:FindFirstChild("HumanoidRootPart")
            if root and root.Parent then return root end
            return nil
        end

        -- the launch, HELD. Velocity flings regardless of humanoid state,
        -- HipHeight needs the state machine -- both go in, neither kills.
        local flingUntil = os.clock() + FLING_TIME
        while not newChar and os.clock() < flingUntil and hum.Parent do
            unlock()
            pcall(function() hum.HipHeight = 1e30 end)
            local r = aliveRoot()
            if r then
                pcall(function() r.Anchored = false end)
                pcall(function()
                    r.AssemblyLinearVelocity = Vector3.new(0, FLING_POWER, 0)
                end)
                pcall(function() r.Velocity = Vector3.new(0, FLING_POWER, 0) end)
            end
            RunService.Heartbeat:Wait()
        end

        -- out of the world, also held: one teleport gets reverted by a position
        -- check, a teleport every frame outruns it
        if not newChar then
            local floor = -500
            pcall(function() floor = workspace.FallenPartsDestroyHeight end)
            local voidUntil = os.clock() + VOID_TIME
            while not newChar and os.clock() < voidUntil do
                local r = aliveRoot()
                if not r then break end
                pcall(function() r.CFrame = CFrame.new(0, floor - 500, 0) end)
                pcall(function()
                    r.AssemblyLinearVelocity = Vector3.new(0, -FLING_POWER, 0)
                end)
                RunService.Heartbeat:Wait()
            end
        end

        -- backstop: keep killing until the respawn actually lands
        while not newChar and os.clock() - started < RESET_TIMEOUT do
            if hum.Parent then
                pcall(function() hum.Health = 0 end)
                pcall(function() hum:ChangeState(Enum.HumanoidStateType.Dead) end)
            end
            if char.Parent then pcall(function() char:BreakJoints() end) end
            task.wait(0.1)
        end

        pcall(function() respawned:Disconnect() end)
        if added then pcall(function() added:Disconnect() end) end
        pcall(function() RunService:UnbindFromRenderStep(CAM_BIND) end)
        pcall(function()
            cam.CameraType = (oldType == Enum.CameraType.Scriptable)
                and Enum.CameraType.Custom or oldType
            if newChar then
                local newHum = newChar:FindFirstChildOfClass("Humanoid")
                    or newChar:WaitForChild("Humanoid", 5)
                if newHum then cam.CameraSubject = newHum end
            end
        end)
        S.resetting = false
    end)

    return true
end

--=========================================================================
-- UI
--=========================================================================

local Window = Library:CreateWindow({
    Title = "steal a brainrot",
    Subtitle = "grab & carry",
    Size = UDim2.fromOffset(540, 400),
    ToggleKey = "Ctrl+H",
    Preset = "onyx",
    PreserveState = true,
    Columns = 2,
})

local Tab  = Window:Tab("Grab", "chest")
local Main = Tab:Section({ Name = "Auto-grab", Side = "Left" })

Main:Toggle({
    Flag = "autograb",
    Text = "Auto-grab",
    Default = true,
    Callback = function(on)
        S.on = on
        if on then scanPodiums() end
    end,
})

Main:Dropdown({
    Flag = "grabmode",
    Text = "Target",
    Values = { "Nearest", "Highest $/s", "Priority list" },
    Default = "Nearest",
    Callback = function(v) S.mode = v end,
})

Main:Slider({
    Flag = "grabhold",
    Text = "Hold time (0 = match game)",
    Min = 0, Max = 2, Default = 0.4, Decimals = 2,
    Suffix = " s",
    Callback = function(v) S.holdOverride = v end,
})

Main:Label({
    Text = "The steal needs a real HOLD -- firing the prompt instantly only fills the circle and hangs (measured). So it uses the game's own InputHoldBegin, which completes the hold properly server-side. Hold time lowers the prompt's HoldDuration so it finishes sooner -- 0.4s is fast; raise it if grabs fail, 0 = the game's real ~1.5s (safest). It grabs every podium in range at once. Radius applies since the server distance-checks.",
    Muted = true,
})

Main:Slider({
    Flag = "grabradius",
    Text = "Radius",
    Min = 10, Max = 300, Default = 60, Decimals = 0,
    Suffix = " studs",
    Callback = function(v) S.radius = v end,
})

Main:Slider({
    Flag = "grabmingen",
    Text = "Minimum value",
    Min = 0, Max = 100, Default = 0, Decimals = 0,
    Suffix = "M $/s",
    Callback = function(v) S.minGen = v * 1e6 end,
})

Main:Input({
    Flag = "grabpriority",
    Text = "Priority names",
    Placeholder = "graipuss, tralalero",
    Finished = true,
    Callback = function(text)
        S.priority = {}
        for word in tostring(text or ""):gmatch("[^,]+") do
            word = word:lower():gsub("^%s+", ""):gsub("%s+$", "")
            if #word > 0 then S.priority[#S.priority + 1] = word end
        end
    end,
})

Main:Toggle({
    Flag = "esp",
    Text = "Brainrot ESP",
    Default = true,
    Callback = function(on) S.esp = on end,
})

Main:Toggle({
    Flag = "esptimer",
    Text = "Base timer ESP",
    Default = true,
    Callback = function(on) S.espTimer = on end,
})

Main:Toggle({
    Flag = "espowner",
    Text = "Base owner ESP",
    Default = false,
    Callback = function(on) S.espOwner = on end,
})

Main:Toggle({
    Flag = "espstealing",
    Text = "Stealing ESP",
    Default = true,
    Callback = function(on) S.espStealing = on end,
})

Main:Slider({
    Flag = "esprange",
    Text = "ESP range",
    Min = 0, Max = 2000, Default = 0, Decimals = 0,
    Suffix = " studs (0 = all)",
    Callback = function(v) S.espRange = v end,
})

S.espLabel = Main:Label({ Text = "esp: off", Mono = true, Muted = true })

Main:Label({
    Text = "Tags show the brainrot name and its $/s, read from the same place the targeting reads, so the label and the ranking can never disagree. Timer ESP mirrors the game's own per-floor countdown, keeping only the lowest floor per base -- all of them at once is a tower of unreadable text.",
    Muted = true,
})

Main:Button({
    Text = "Rescan podiums",
    Callback = function()
        table.clear(S.mine); table.clear(S.mineAt)
        table.clear(S.gen); table.clear(S.genAt)
        local n = scanPodiums()
        Library:Notify({ Title = "grab", Text = n .. " prompts tracked",
                         Type = "success" })
    end,
})

S.statusLabel = Main:Label({ Text = "idle", Mono = true, Muted = true })

Main:Label({
    Text = "Your own base has podium prompts too, so every candidate is checked against the PlotSign name first -- without that filter an auto-grabber robs you. The check is cached for 10s because it means two recursive searches per prompt.",
    Muted = true,
})

local Hold = Tab:Section({ Name = "Carrying", Side = "Right" })

S.holdLabel = Hold:Label({ Text = "not holding", Mono = true })

Hold:Button({ Text = "Drop now", Callback = dropNow })

Hold:Toggle({
    Flag = "autodrop",
    Text = "Auto-drop when carrying",
    Default = false,
    Callback = function(on) S.autoDrop = on end,
})

Hold:Slider({
    Flag = "grabburst",
    Text = "Fire burst",
    Min = 1, Max = 40, Default = 4, Decimals = 0,
    Callback = function(v) S.burst = v end,
})

Hold:Slider({
    Flag = "grabdebounce",
    Text = "Fire debounce",
    Min = 0, Max = 100, Default = 12, Decimals = 0,
    Suffix = " ms x10",
    Callback = function(v) S.debounce = v / 100 end,
})

Hold:Divider()

Hold:Label({
    Text = "Carrying is read from player:GetAttribute(\"Stealing\") -- the game sets it itself, so nothing has to be hooked. Drop is a velocity spike (the walk-fling) that forces the carry to let go.",
    Muted = true,
})

Hold:Divider()

Hold:Toggle({
    Flag = "carpet",
    Text = "Carpet speed",
    Default = false,
    Callback = function(on)
        S.carpet = on
        if on then
            refreshCharacter()
            pcall(stepCarpet)          -- equip and apply now, not next frame
        elseif S.root then
            -- and stop dead rather than coasting on the last velocity
            pcall(function()
                S.root.AssemblyLinearVelocity =
                    Vector3.new(0, S.root.AssemblyLinearVelocity.Y, 0)
            end)
        end
        S.carpetOn = false
        pcall(syncLabels)
    end,
})

Hold:Slider({
    Flag = "carpetspeed",
    Text = "Speed",
    Min = 16, Max = 500, Default = 140, Decimals = 0,
    Suffix = " studs/s",
    Callback = function(v) S.carpetSpeed = v end,
})

Hold:Keybind({
    Flag = "carpetkey",
    Text = "Carpet key",
    Default = "Q",
    Mode = "Toggle",
    Callback = function()
        local opt = Library.Options.carpet
        opt:SetValue(not opt.Value)
    end,
})

Hold:Input({
    Flag = "carpettool",
    Text = "Gear name",
    Default = "Flying Carpet",
    Finished = true,
    Callback = function(text)
        text = tostring(text or ""):gsub("^%s+", ""):gsub("%s+$", "")
        if #text > 0 then S.carpetTool = text end
    end,
})

S.carpetLabel = Hold:Label({ Text = "carpet: off", Mono = true, Muted = true })

Hold:Toggle({
    Flag = "highjump",
    Text = "High jump",
    Default = false,
    Callback = function(on)
        S.highJump = on
        if not on then restoreJump() end
    end,
})

Hold:Slider({
    Flag = "jumppower",
    Text = "Jump",
    Min = 50, Max = 400, Default = 130, Decimals = 0,
    Callback = function(v) S.jumpPower = v end,
})

Hold:Slider({
    Flag = "jumpstealing",
    Text = "Jump while carrying",
    Min = 50, Max = 400, Default = 60, Decimals = 0,
    Callback = function(v) S.jumpStealing = v end,
})

Hold:Label({
    Text = "No gear, so no anti-cheat exemption to hide behind -- which is why it drops to the lower value the moment you are carrying. A steal is when you are watched most, and a normal-ish jump then is the difference between quick and obvious.",
    Muted = true,
})

Hold:Toggle({
    Flag = "antiragdoll",
    Text = "Anti-ragdoll",
    Default = true,
    Callback = function(on) S.antiRagdoll = on end,
})

S.ragdollLabel = Hold:Label({ Text = "ragdoll saves: 0", Mono = true, Muted = true })

S.beeLabel = Hold:Label({ Text = "anti bee/disco: on", Mono = true, Muted = true })

Hold:Label({
    Text = "Anti bee & disco has no switch -- it runs from load. It strips the Lighting effects, mutes the buzzing, and re-asserts PlayerModule's moveFunction whenever the effect overwrites it, which is the part that stops you being steered.",
    Muted = true,
})

Hold:Label({
    Text = "Checks the humanoid state AND the server's RagdollEndTime attribute -- the state can read normal while the timer still has seconds on it, and you get put straight back down when you stand up. Recovery expires the timer, restores Running, kills the fling velocity, fixes the camera, and destroys the ragdoll joints.",
    Muted = true,
})

Hold:Label({
    Text = "Speed only applies while the gear is actually equipped -- that is the whole point, since the anti-cheat skips movement checks for it. Off-carpet frames are left alone rather than boosted, because that is when the checks are live. It goes quiet by itself during a steal, when the game strips your gears.",
    Muted = true,
})

Hold:Divider()

Hold:Toggle({
    Flag = "god",
    Text = "God",
    Default = true,
    Callback = function(on)
        S.god = on
        armGod()
    end,
})

Hold:Toggle({
    Flag = "unwalk",
    Text = "Unwalk",
    Default = false,
    Callback = function(on)
        S.unwalk = on
        applyUnwalk(on)
    end,
})

Hold:Toggle({
    Flag = "ignoremines",
    Text = "Ignore tripmines",
    Default = true,
    Callback = function(on)
        S.ignoreMines = on
        applyMineImmunity(on)
    end,
})

Hold:Label({
    Text = "Ignore tripmines clears CanTouch on YOUR character, so you stop being a valid touch partner and the mine's Touched never fires for you. Editing the mine itself would do nothing -- a client write on a part the server owns does not replicate. The cost: it kills every touch interaction, not just mines. Grabbing here is prompt-based so it is unaffected, but anything you collect by walking into it stops working.",
    Muted = true,
})

Hold:Toggle({
    Flag = "float",
    Text = "Float",
    Default = false,
    Callback = setFloat,
})

Hold:Keybind({
    Flag = "floatkey",
    Text = "Float key",
    Default = "F",
    Mode = "Toggle",
    Callback = function()
        local opt = Library.Options.float
        opt:SetValue(not opt.Value)
        pcall(syncLabels)
    end,
})

Hold:Toggle({
    Flag = "holdcloner",
    Text = "Hold Quantum Cloner",
    Default = false,
    Callback = function(on) S.holdCloner = on end,
})

Hold:Keybind({
    Flag = "clonerkey",
    Text = "Hold cloner key",
    Default = "T",
    Mode = "Toggle",
    Callback = function()
        local opt = Library.Options.holdcloner
        opt:SetValue(not opt.Value)
        pcall(syncLabels)
    end,
})

Hold:Label({
    Text = "The cloner is EQUIPPED and never used -- nothing here activates it, fires its remote or touches its UI, because using it is what gets you kicked. It is re-equipped continuously, since the game takes tools out of your hands on respawn.",
    Muted = true,
})

Hold:Divider()

Hold:Button({ Text = "Insta reset", Callback = instaReset })

Hold:Keybind({
    Flag = "resetkey",
    Text = "Insta reset key",
    Default = "R",
    Mode = "Toggle",
    Callback = instaReset,
})

Hold:Label({
    Text = "Launches you out of the world so the server reads it as a void death and respawns immediately, instead of playing a normal death out over RespawnTime. The camera is frozen and the body hidden locally, which is most of what makes it FEEL instant.",
    Muted = true,
})

Hold:Divider()
Hold:Button({ Text = "Unload", Callback = function() Library:Unload() end })

--=========================================================================
-- loops
--=========================================================================

scanPodiums()

Library:Connect(workspace.DescendantAdded, function(obj)
    if obj:IsA("ProximityPrompt") and obj:FindFirstAncestor("AnimalPodiums") then
        track(obj)
    end
end)

-- Heartbeat, not a polled wait: a poll interval is exactly the delay between a
-- brainrot becoming grabbable and us firing. Costs a distance compare plus a
-- cached flag per prompt, and returns immediately when auto-grab is off.
Library:Connect(RunService.Heartbeat, function()
    refreshCharacter()          -- one resolve per frame for every loop below
    if not S.on then return end
    pcall(step)
end)

-- movement gets its own connection so a grab-loop error cannot strand you at
-- carpet speed with no way to stop
Library:Connect(RunService.Heartbeat, function(dt)
    pcall(stepCarpet)
    pcall(stepJump)
    pcall(stepAntiRagdoll)
    pcall(muteBuzzing, dt)
    pcall(lockFOV)
    pcall(stepESP, dt)
    pcall(stepCloner)
    pcall(stepMines, dt)
    pcall(stepControls)
end)

startAntiBee()

-- Everything is armed by default, but nm-lib applies a toggle's Default
-- SILENTLY -- the value is set and the callback never fires. Switches whose
-- work happens inside the per-frame steps are fine either way; these two do
-- their work once at the moment they are enabled, so they get kicked here or
-- they would sit reading "on" while doing nothing until you toggled them off
-- and back on again.
refreshCharacter()
if S.god then armGod() end
if S.ignoreMines then applyMineImmunity(true) end

-- everything character-bound has to be re-applied on respawn: the Animate
-- script, the health hook and the CanTouch flags all belong to the old body
Library:Connect(LocalPlayer.CharacterAdded, function()
    task.delay(0.6, function()
        if S.unwalk then applyUnwalk(true) end
        if S.ignoreMines then applyMineImmunity(true) end
        if S.god then armGod() end
        if S.float then createFloat() end
    end)
end)

Library:Connect(LocalPlayer:GetAttributeChangedSignal("Stealing"), function()
    S.holding = LocalPlayer:GetAttribute("Stealing") == true
    if S.holding and S.autoDrop then task.delay(0.25, dropNow) end
end)

-- Pulled out of the timer so a keypress can repaint immediately. The readout
-- lagging up to 0.4s behind the key was most of why the binds "felt slow" --
-- the effect had already happened, the panel just had not caught up.
local function syncLabels()
    S.holdLabel:SetText(S.holding and "CARRYING a brainrot" or "not holding")
    S.carpetLabel:SetText(not S.carpet and "carpet: off"
        or (S.carpetOn and ("carpet: ACTIVE at " .. math.floor(S.carpetSpeed))
            or "carpet: waiting for the gear"))
    S.ragdollLabel:SetText("ragdoll saves: " .. S.ragdollSaves)
    S.beeLabel:SetText(string.format("anti bee/disco: on | %d stripped | controls %s",
        S.beeKills, S.controlsProtected and "held" or "unprotected"))
    S.espLabel:SetText(not (S.esp or S.espTimer or S.espOwner or S.espStealing)
        and "esp: off"
        or string.format("esp: %d tags%s", S.espCount,
            S.espTimer and " + timers" or ""))
    S.statusLabel:SetText(S.on and grabStatus() or S.status)
end

local uiClock = 0
Library:Connect(RunService.Heartbeat, function(dt)
    uiClock = uiClock + dt
    if uiClock < 0.15 then return end
    uiClock = 0
    syncLabels()
end)

Library:OnUnload(function()
    S.on = false
    S.carpet = false
    S.highJump = false
    S.antiRagdoll = false
    S.esp, S.espTimer = false, false
    S.espOwner, S.espStealing = false, false
    S.holdCloner = false
    S.god = false
    if S.godConn then pcall(function() S.godConn:Disconnect() end) end
    if S.unwalk then applyUnwalk(false) end
    if S.ignoreMines then applyMineImmunity(false) end
    for prompt in pairs(S.promptConns) do forget(prompt) end
    clearESP()
    clearPlayerESP()
    removeFloat()
    restoreJump()
    stopDrop()
end)

Library:Notify({
    Title = "steal a brainrot",
    Text = "grab loaded. Ctrl+H for the menu.",
    Type = "success",
})