Violence District Script Hub 2026: ESP, Auto Repair, Healing and Movement Options

Violence District script hub overview

Violence District is a casual asymmetrical horror game where five survivors work together against a killer. The Roblox game is still marked as being in alpha, so bugs and feature changes are expected.

The Roblox Script Hubs listing groups general movement tools with options built around survivor objectives, healing, generators, hooks and escape routes. The listing is a hub reference rather than a guarantee that every option will work after a game update.

Features listed for Violence District

Movement and visibility

The hub listing includes these general options:

• ESP for names, boxes, health and distance
• Infinite Jump for repeated mid-air jumps
• Fly with a speed slider
• Noclip for moving through map collision
• Anti-AFK
• Configuration saving and other quality-of-life settings

Survivor and objective options

The game-specific section includes tools for common survivor tasks and map travel:

• Auto Perfect Skillcheck
• Auto Repair Generators
• Teleport Between Gens
• Auto Heal Teammates
• Auto Self Heal
• Teleport To Teammate
• Auto Unhook Teammates
• Teleport To Hooks
• Auto Self-Unhook
• Auto Vault Nearby
• Auto Pallet Nearby
• Auto Open Exit Gate
• Teleport To Gate

These options line up with the main survivor loop: completing objectives, managing chases, helping teammates and reaching an exit. Pallets are limited in Violence District, so movement and teleport features may affect how normal chase routes and resource use work.

Listing details and access

You can view the full entry here: Violence District Script Hub listing

The listing currently identifies the game as Violence District and includes the general features ESP, Infinite Jump, Fly and Noclip. The Roblox snapshot names the experience [CURE] Violence District and recorded 43,587 players at the time of the supplied snapshot. The hub listing separately recorded 40,166 players, so player counts can differ depending on when each source was checked.

What to check before using the listing

Violence District is in alpha, and its description specifically warns players to expect bugs and changes. Before relying on a game-specific option, check whether the game has updated and whether the hub entry has been refreshed.

A practical checklist:

1. Confirm that you joined the correct Violence District experience. 2. Review the current listing for changes to its feature set. 3. Test one option at a time rather than enabling everything immediately. 4. Disable features that interfere with objectives, teammates or map movement. 5. Recheck the listing after major game updates, since alpha experiences can change quickly.

FAQ

What features are listed for the Violence District hub?

The listing includes ESP, Infinite Jump, Fly, Noclip, auto repair, auto healing, teleport options, auto unhook tools, exit-gate options and other quality-of-life settings.

Does the listing include tools for survivors?

Yes. The game-specific options include generator repair, perfect skillchecks, teammate healing, self-healing, unhooking, pallet and vault actions, and teleport options for teammates, hooks, generators and gates.

Is Violence District finished?

No. The supplied Roblox description labels the game as being in alpha and says players should expect bugs and changes.

Where can I find the full listing?

The full entry is available at https://robloxscripthubs.com/scripts/violence-district.

Will every listed feature continue to work after an update?

Not necessarily. Game updates can change interfaces, remotes and map behavior, so feature availability may change. Check the listing again after updates and use the included options carefully.

For readers comparing related Roblox hub pages, this entry is also indexed on scriptnokeys.com as a natural cross-reference.