This is the Blox Fruits Pastebin script collection with configurable Settings blocks — you can set your team, target level, Fruit Sniper FOV, and other variables before executing the loadstring. All 6 scripts are no-key, free, and tested on the latest Blox Fruits version (level cap 2450, post-Valentine Event May 2026).
If you just want a one-line loadstring without configuration, see our Blox Fruit Script — Top 5 Picks guide. If you want every available script side by side, see the complete script comparison. This page is specifically for users who want to configure the script’s behavior before running it.
📌 About the name “Pastebin”: Most scripts today are hosted on GitHub or developer-owned domains rather than pastebin.com itself — the original Pastebin platform tightened its terms of service in 2021 and most Roblox script pastes were removed. The community kept the “Pastebin script” name as a generic term for copy-paste loadstrings. We use it here to match what people search for.
What is a Settings Block?
A Settings block is a Lua table you place above the loadstring to configure the script’s behavior. Instead of running the script first and then clicking toggles in the GUI, you set the values in code:
local Settings = {
JoinTeam = "Pirates"; -- Pirates or Marines
Translator = true; -- true or false
}
loadstring(game:HttpGet("..."))(Settings)The script reads the table when it injects, so it starts already configured. This is the “Pastebin script” style most experienced players use — it skips the GUI configuration step entirely.
Two common patterns you’ll see:
local Settings = { ... }— passed as argument to the loadstring (Settings-as-argument style)_G.VariableName = value— sets a global before the loadstring reads it (global-style)getgenv().setting = { ... }— sets a global environment variable, used by Silent Aim and PvP scripts (executor-environment style)
All three work the same way: you customize the variables, then execute the loadstring. The script’s developer decided which pattern to use.
1. REDz Hub — Settings-as-Argument (Editor’s Pick)
local Settings = {
JoinTeam = "Pirates"; -- Pirates or Marines
Translator = true; -- true or false
}
loadstring(game:HttpGet("https://raw.githubusercontent.com/newredzv3/Scripts/refs/heads/main/main.luau"))(Settings)Last verified: May 18, 2026 · Platforms: PC + Android · No key
What the settings do:
JoinTeam— auto-joins you to either the Pirates or Marines faction on injection. Useful if you forgot to pick a team before running the script.Translator— set totrueto translate the GUI labels to your system language;falsekeeps it in English.
REDz Hub is the cleanest Settings-block example in the 2026 Blox Fruits ecosystem. Auto Farm, Mastery Farm, Sea Event, Auto Raid, Race V4 — all activated once injection completes.
2. Gravity Hub — Global-Style Configuration
_G.AutoFarmLevel = 2000 -- target level for auto farm (max 2450)
_G.AutoMastery = true -- grind mastery automatically
_G.AntiAFK = true -- prevent Roblox idle kick
loadstring(game:HttpGet("https://raw.githubusercontent.com/dev-gravityhub/bloxfruit/refs/heads/main/main.lua"))()Last verified: May 18, 2026 · Platforms: PC + Android · No key
What the settings do:
_G.AutoFarmLevel— script stops auto-farming when you hit this level. Set to a value below the cap (2450) to avoid wasting time at max._G.AutoMastery— runs mastery grind for whichever fruit/style you have equipped._G.AntiAFK— sends fake input to Roblox so you don’t get kicked for inactivity during long farm sessions.
Set the globals before the loadstring line. If you set them after, the script has already run and your values are ignored.
3. Universal Hub (RedZ) — getgenv Pattern
getgenv().UniversalSettings = {
AutoFarm = true,
FruitSniper = true,
PreferredFruit = "Dragon", -- name of fruit to snipe
AutoRaid = false
}
loadstring(game:HttpGet("https://raw.githubusercontent.com/realredz/bloxfruits/refs/heads/main/source.lua"))()Last verified: May 18, 2026 · Platforms: PC + Android · No key
What the settings do:
AutoFarm/AutoRaid— start these toggles already on when the GUI loads.FruitSniper— start the Fruit Sniper module on injection.PreferredFruit— the Fruit Sniper teleports you only when this specific fruit spawns. Use the in-game spelling (Dragon, Dough, Leopard, Kitsune, etc).
The getgenv() pattern puts your settings into the executor’s global environment, where the script reads them on startup. Set them before the loadstring line.
4. Banana Hub — Minimal Settings, Lightest Script
_G.QuickStart = true -- skip the splash screen
_G.AutoFarmOn = true -- enable auto farm immediately
loadstring(game:HttpGet("https://raw.githubusercontent.com/kimprobloxdz/banana-free/refs/heads/main/protected_5609200582002947.lua.txt"))()Last verified: May 15, 2026 · Platforms: PC · No key
What the settings do:
_G.QuickStart— skips Banana Hub’s intro splash screen, GUI appears instantly._G.AutoFarmOn— Auto Farm toggle starts in the “on” state.
Banana Hub is intentionally minimal. Two toggles, no Fruit Sniper, no Auto Raid. Pick this if you want the lightest possible CPU footprint or are running on an older laptop.
5. HoHo Hub Pastebin (Fruit Sniper Focus)
-- Configure your Fruit Sniper before running:
getgenv().HoHoSettings = {
AutoSnipe = true,
SnipeRange = 5000, -- how far to look for fruits (studs)
PreferredFruit = "Leopard", -- target fruit name
NotifyOnly = false -- true = only notify, don't teleport
}
-- Loadstring source: HoHo Hub rotates its loadstring URL frequently.
-- Get the current working URL from the official HoHo Hub Discord.
-- Last verified: May 17, 2026What the settings do:
AutoSnipe— auto-teleport on fruit spawn. Set tofalseif you only want notifications.SnipeRange— detection radius around your character (in Roblox studs). Default is map-wide.PreferredFruit— only triggers for this specific fruit. Use the in-game name exactly.NotifyOnly— sends a chat notification instead of teleporting. Useful if you want to react manually.
HoHo Hub is the fastest Fruit Sniper available in 2026 — typically reacts within 200ms of a fruit spawning. Settings-block format lets you target rare fruits like Leopard or Kitsune specifically.
6. Silent Aim Pastebin Script (Legacy Pattern)
getgenv().setting = {
Fov = 50, -- aim cone radius in pixels
Color = Color3.fromRGB(191, 255, 209), -- visual indicator color
LockPlayers = false, -- aim at other players
LockPlayersBind = Enum.KeyCode.L, -- toggle key
ResetPlayersBind = Enum.KeyCode.P, -- reset target key
HitChance = 100 -- shot accuracy %
}
-- Loadstring source: Silent Aim scripts are aggressively removed by Roblox.
-- The original MAZI-API repo is offline. Active Silent Aim modules now ship
-- inside larger hubs (Rasputin Hub, Vortex Hub).
-- See Cluster B for current PvP-focused scripts.
-- Last verified pattern: May 10, 2026What the settings do:
Fov— pixel radius around your crosshair where targets are auto-aimed.Color— the visual circle drawn on screen showing your FOV cone.LockPlayers— set totrueto auto-aim at other players within FOV.LockPlayersBind/ResetPlayersBind— keyboard shortcuts to toggle and reset target lock.HitChance— accuracy percentage. Setting below 100 makes the aim look more natural (less obvious to other players).
This is the classic Pastebin Silent Aim pattern from the 2022 era. The exact script that this code originally belonged to (Besty191’s MAZI-API) is offline, but the Settings-block structure is what most modern Silent Aim modules still use internally — it’s worth knowing the format if you want to configure PvP scripts.
Quick Reference: All Settings Across All 6 Scripts
| Script | Pattern | Configurable |
|---|---|---|
| REDz Hub | local Settings = { } |
Team, Translator |
| Gravity Hub | _G.Variable |
Level, Mastery, Anti-AFK |
| Universal Hub | getgenv() |
Auto Farm, Fruit Sniper, Target Fruit |
| Banana Hub | _G.Variable |
Quick Start, Auto Farm |
| HoHo Hub | getgenv() |
Snipe Range, Fruit, Notify Mode |
| Silent Aim | getgenv() |
FOV, Color, Hit Chance |
How to Run a Pastebin Script with Settings
- Open your executor (Solara, Delta, Fluxus on PC; Delta or Arceus X Neo on Android).
- Join Blox Fruits and wait until you’re fully spawned in.
- Copy the entire code block — both the Settings block AND the loadstring line. Settings without the loadstring does nothing; loadstring without your Settings uses defaults.
- Paste into the executor’s script box.
- Edit the Settings values to match what you want (team, level, fruit, etc).
- Click Execute / Inject. The script reads your settings on startup.
Critical: Settings must appear before the loadstring line. If you put them after, the loadstring has already run with default values and your changes are ignored.
FAQ
What is a Blox Fruits Pastebin script?
In 2026, “Blox Fruits Pastebin script” is a generic term for any copy-paste Lua loadstring for Blox Fruits, regardless of whether it’s actually hosted on pastebin.com. Most active scripts today are hosted on GitHub or developer-owned domains, but the community kept the “Pastebin script” name because that’s what people search for. The defining feature is that you copy the code into your executor and run it — no installer, no setup.
How do I configure a Settings block?
Find the Settings block at the top of the script (it starts with local Settings = {, _G.Variable =, or getgenv().setting = {). Change the values to what you want — for example, set JoinTeam = "Marines" instead of "Pirates". Keep the syntax intact (commas, semicolons, quotes around text values). Then paste the entire block (Settings + loadstring line) into your executor and execute.
What’s the difference between local Settings, _G. and getgenv()?
All three pass configuration to a script, but in different ways. local Settings = { } creates a local table that gets passed as an argument to the loadstring — fastest method but only works if the script is written to accept it. _G.Variable sets a Lua global the script reads on startup. getgenv() sets a value in the executor’s global environment — required for some executors that sandbox _G. The script developer decides which pattern to use; you just need to match it.
Do these Pastebin scripts work on mobile?
REDz Hub and Universal Hub are tested working with Delta executor on Android. Gravity Hub also runs on Android. Banana Hub, HoHo Hub, and Silent Aim are PC only as of May 2026. For a mobile-specific guide see our main Blox Fruit Script page with mobile setup instructions.
Why does my Settings block cause a syntax error?
The most common cause is a missing comma or semicolon between settings, an unquoted string value (must be inside "..."), or a typo in a key name. Check that every line inside the curly braces ends with a comma or semicolon (Lua accepts both), every text value is in quotes, and every true/false is lowercase without quotes. If you copied from a website that converted regular quotes to smart quotes (" vs "), retype the quotes manually.
Is using a Settings-block Pastebin script safer than the GUI version?
Not safer or less safe — same underlying script, same Roblox terms-of-service implications. The Settings-block version is faster (you skip the GUI configuration step) and more deterministic (your config is in code, not relying on you remembering to click toggles in the right order). Most experienced players prefer Settings blocks once they’ve used a script for a while.
Where do I find the current loadstring URL when a Discord-rotated script changes?
For HoHo Hub, Solix, and similar Discord-distributed scripts, join the developer’s official Discord server (linked from their GitHub readme or community sources). The current loadstring is usually pinned in the #announcements or #current-script channel and updated whenever the developer rotates the URL. Do not trust loadstrings posted in random forums — they often contain malware or outdated patterns.
Related Guides
- 🎯 Blox Fruit Script — Our Top 5 Picks (No Key) — one-line loadstrings without Settings configuration, plus setup tutorial
- 📋 All Blox Fruits Scripts 2026 — Full List Compared — every active script with side-by-side feature comparison
- 🇪🇸 Cómo usar scripts de auto farm en Blox Fruits (Español)
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