Greasy Fork

I don't think it works now. I think it got patched

It does work as of right now, is it a specific module or feature?

I'm on Chromebook does that make a difference?

I'm on Chromebook does that make a difference?

It shouldn't, I test on Chromium, so it should work. Not sure if your firewall (or school) is blocking codeberg.org, since that's where I host the source code. Try opening https://codeberg.org/RealPacket/VapeForMiniblox/raw/branch/main/injection.js (this is the script that gets required, if it isn't loaded, then you won't be able to use it).

Another note, this is based off of xylex / 7GrandDad's Vape for Miniblox script, and it (and currently neither does this) have a Click GUI, it's all based on commands. (.setoption <module> to list options, .setoption <module> <setting> <value> to set a option, .modules to list all modules, etc.) This script is pretty much just a pet project of reviving Vape for Miniblox simply for fun and seeing if I can keep it working for long. Also, no, xylex's Vape for Miniblox script won't work (its repo is deleted, although there are some forks) since vector did a lot of stuff (e.g. he duplicated the main code for the website into a string, which Vape for Miniblox will replace and break the entire game, names were changed around, breaking the render tick loop used by Killaura and the tick loop used for a lot of modules, like Killaura, Speed, etc., and other things)

I'm on Chromebook does that make a difference?

It shouldn't, I test on Chromium, so it should work. Not sure if your firewall (or school) is blocking codeberg.org, since that's where I host the source code.
Try opening https://codeberg.org/RealPacket/VapeForMiniblox/raw/branch/main/injection.js (this is the script that gets required, if it isn't loaded, then you won't be able to use it).

If Codeberg is blocked (in the case of you not being able to open the injection.js script / the link in the quoted comment), I can host a mirror on GitHub or some other site where it isn't blocked (if I find one). If not, I can make a different greasyfork script that includes the content of the injection.js script so that there shouldn't be any reliance on the network (other than for the assets, since that uses a site to bypass CORS (Cross-Origin Resource Sharing, web developer speak for "the site must explicitly allow you to interact with the site") because Codeberg doesn't have that setup). Also, don't worry if, when opening the URL, it displays intimidating text with brackets and etc., that's just the code that makes this script work.

ah ok ty

it works!!! ty so much!!!!

question? is there auto drop like for the items not needed like liquidbounce

question? is there auto drop like for the items not needed like liquidbounce