Custom output color

Blox Fruits is an immensely popular game on the Roblox platform, boasting a vast user base. This action-adventure game revolves around a pirate theme, where players engage in combat against a variety of enemies and challenging bosses. Exploring islands and consuming different fruits are essential for advancing your character’s level.

What is Roblox Script?

Roblox Scripts typically refer to snippets of code that offer automation advantages within the game. Independent developers and scripters create these scripts, which are not officially endorsed by the Roblox platform. Nevertheless, you can still utilize these scripts through Roblox executors such as Arceus X, Hydrogen Executor, JJSploit, Fluxus executor, and others.

How to Use Roblox Script?

1. Launch Roblox and join your desired game.
2. Click the “Copy” button to duplicate the script code.
3. Paste the script code into your preferred Roblox executor.
4. Execute the script code and savor the enhanced experience.

--[[
	WARNING: Heads up! This script has not been verified by ScriptBlox. Use at your own risk!
]]
local Modules = {
    Colors =  {
        ["Green"] = "0,255,0", -- color in rgb
        ["Cyan"] = "33, 161, 163"
    }
}

Modules.ChangeColor = function() 
    game:GetService("RunService").Heartbeat:Connect(function()
    	if game:GetService("CoreGui"):FindFirstChild("DevConsoleMaster") then 
	        for _, v in pairs(game:GetService("CoreGui"):FindFirstChild("DevConsoleMaster"):GetDescendants()) do 
	            if v:IsA("TextLabel") then 
	                v.RichText = true 
	            end 
	        end 
	    end
    end)
end

Modules.print = function(color, text, size)
	if not Modules.Colors[color] then 
		warn("Color was not found!")
		return 
	end 
	
	
    local Text = '' .. tostring(text) .. ''
    print(Text)
end


Modules.ChangeColor()
--// Examples \\--
Modules.print("Green", "Lol")
Modules.print("Green", "Lol with size 20",20)