While scripts like saveinstance() are frequently discussed in the community for copying game assets, it is important to understand what they can and cannot do, as well as the risks involved. Technical Limitations of saveinstance()
The primary function of saveinstance() is to save the components of a Roblox game to a local file (usually an .rbxl or .rbxlx file) that can be opened in Roblox Studio. STEAL ANY ROBLOX GAME FOR FREE ! SaveInstance [...
It is technically impossible for saveinstance() to steal ServerScripts (scripts inside ServerScriptService or ServerStorage ). Because essential game logic—like shops, data saving, and combat systems—runs on the server, a copied game will usually be a non-functional "hollow shell" consisting only of a map and visual assets. Security and Account Risks and combat systems—runs on the server
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