Script execution
The whole point of an executor. Load a Lua script and run it inside a Roblox game session. This is what every other feature supports.
A detailed breakdown of the features most commonly associated with Delta Executor, how each one works, and what to realistically expect.
Third-party executors like Delta Executor are updated frequently, and feature sets vary between builds. The list below describes the features that the broader community commonly associates with Delta Executor. Treat each item as a reported capability rather than a guaranteed one — and always check the publisher's notes for the specific build you've installed.
If a feature doesn't work the way you expect, the Fixes page covers the most common reasons.
The whole point of an executor. Load a Lua script and run it inside a Roblox game session. This is what every other feature supports.
A curated, browseable list of community scripts. Most hubs let you tap to load a script directly without leaving the app.
A basic code editor inside the executor. Useful for tweaking scripts before you run them, though it's not a replacement for a full IDE.
Layouts designed for touch screens. Controls are sized for thumbs, and the script list is scroll-friendly.
Keep a personal library of scripts you've used. Rename, delete, and reorder them as your library grows.
Themes, default script directories, auto-execute behaviour, and other tweaks. Settings reset when you clear app data, so back up anything important.
Recent builds target modern Android versions. Check the publisher's notes for the exact minimum.
Most modern phones are ARM64, which is what recent builds support.
Designed to run alongside Roblox on mid-range phones. Close background apps if you have limited RAM.
Reputable builds surface clear permission requests before granting access to sensitive features.
Some builds gate features behind a key. See the Key page for the full explanation.
A trustworthy build does not upload your contacts, photos, or unrelated data. Review any tool's network behaviour if you can.
No. Scripts written for specific executors sometimes rely on features that don't exist in Delta Executor. Always check a script's compatibility before relying on it.
Not necessarily. Builds vary. Read the publisher's release notes for the specific build you've installed.
Yes. Most builds let you paste or write scripts in the editor and save them to your library.
Once installed and verified, basic functionality often works offline. Some script hubs require a network connection to fetch new scripts.
If you've read the features, the limitations, and the safety notes, you're ready for the install. The Android page walks through the full install flow.