voxlis.NET

voxlist.NET is your go-to source for comparing exploits and cheats for Roblox and CS2.

The main site is voxlis.net, however voxlis.com and robloxhackers.lol are also active and simply redirect to the main site.

Contributing

voxlis.NET uses the Sklair HTML compiler/build system to make the entire site modular and easy to maintain. Installation instructions for Sklair are available here.

To start working on the site, clone the repository:

git clone "https://github.com/localscripts/voxlis.NET" && cd "voxlis.NET"

And then you can instantly start a local development server, whose address will be printed out in the console at the start:

sklair --debug serve

Please note that attempting to preview the HTML files in this repository regularly WILL NOT WORK, because the HTML files need to be compiled using Sklair first.

Adding new cheats

If you wish to add an exploit/cheat, then do not modify any files other than the ones in data/roblox.

Warning

All present and new data inside the data/roblox directory must conform to the schemas defined in data/schemas/roblox. It is therefore heavily advisable that you make any modifications to this repository using Visual Studio Code, as it has support for JSON document editing according to a schema.

THE SITE WILL NOT COMPILE AT ALL, ON PURPOSE, IF ANY DATA DOES NOT CONFORM WITH THE SCHEMA. This is to ensure that all data is organised well and it does not become a rats nest like this repository once was.

1. Navigate to the data/roblox folder.
2. Create a new folder there, named after the cheat you want to add.
   • E.g. Some Executor, so now you have this: data/roblox/Some Executor. Don't worry, spaces inside the folder name are fine!
3. Create info.json inside of this new folder. This is the most important step.
   • It is crucial that you use VSCode to write this file, as otherwise you will not have autocompletion. VScode will help you fill in the required fields according to the cheat information schema.
4. Next, create review.md. This is important too, as the site will refuse to compile when a cheat does not have a review written. For initial submissions, it is fine to have this file filled with notes or other information that you have, since it will be checked anyway and very likely modified before your pull request is merged.
5. (Optional) Create points.json. This is a simple JSON file with the keys pro_summary, neutral_summary, and con_summary. As the names imply, these are very short summaries to be put on each cheat card on the front page. It is recommended to keep these summaries under 50 characters so that people can quickly scan over this information. For anything longer, that is what review.md was designed for.