The Locusts Manor Script Hubs Compared

The scripts hub holds the loadstrings. This child page is the decision chart so you do not stack four GUIs and freeze the lobby. House of The Locust scripts cluster into two families: ESP and movement (you still do the four jobs) and auto escape (the GUI does the four jobs). Mixing both is how prompts double-fire and cubes teleport into the ceiling.

ESP-first hubs

Use these if you already understand the nest from How to Play and only want fog, walls, and the hunter’s silhouette to stop lying.

• Monster ESP / chams: red outline, often with stud or meter distance. This copies what audio already tells you. Keep audio on anyway; ESP lags, breathing does not.
• Objective ESP: cubes, cabinets, Wirecutters, EXIT, keyhole, reader. This is the feature that saves a lost solo. It also trains you to stare at colors instead of landmarks, which hurts you the day the script patches.
• Cabinet ESP with “hide searched”: the only ESP toggle that maps onto a real time-save. Empty cabinets are the Key hunt’s tax. See the escape walkthrough.
• Fullbright: deletes Lights Out tension from the Boiled One maps. On Lights On it is mostly ego.
• Teleports to EXIT or Wirecutters: skip the maze, keep the prompts. You still need the items in inventory.

The teleport/ESP suite on the parent hub is the cleanest example of this family.

Auto-escape hubs

Use these only if you have already beaten the nest once and are farming the badge on alts, or if you have decided the TOS risk is worth it. They try to run the same chain this wiki writes in English:

1. Auto-solve cubes onto pads.
2. Instant Search through cabinets for the Key.
3. Keycard grab off The Locust, sometimes with a flee radius so the GUI pauses when the hunter is close.
4. Unlock EXIT in prompt order.

Snowy Hub and Fishy Hub live here. Auto-solve that carries two cubes at once will reproduce the jam the cube puzzle warns about. If the GUI has a “one cube at a time” or “travel speed” slider, turn travel speed down before you enable full auto.

Flee radius is the difference between a usable auto-escape and a suicide routine. Set it larger than you think. The Locust’s hitbox is bigger than the skinny model.

Feature mapping onto real items

GUI label	Real nest object	Wiki page
Auto Solve Cubes	Red / yellow / blue pads	Cube puzzle
Instant Search	Wooden cabinets, Key	Escape
Keycard Grab	The Locust’s card	Keycard
Exit Door ESP	Green EXIT	Escape
Monster ESP	The Locust	Entity
Inf Stamina / WalkSpeed	Sprint and slide	Controls

If a hub shows “auto farm rewards” or “collect cash,” it was copy-pasted from a simulator template and may still work, but the labels are lying. This nest does not pay you in coins.

Stability after patches

Intelligence passes and Lights Out maps break name-based ESP first, teleport nodes second, auto-escape last because auto-escape is a pile of the first two. After a banner change, disable auto, leave ESP on, and see whether outlines still attach to cubes. If they attach to random chairs, the hub is stale. Play by hand or wait. Do not “fix” it by injecting a second hub.

Key systems on some of these strings are unrelated to codes. Never pay for a key with Robux unless you enjoy donating to a random paste.

A cleaner split for squads

If a four-stack insists on scripts, give ESP to the cabinet sweeper and the cube carrier, and keep bait clean. Auto-escape on four clients at once will contest the same prompts and wedge every cube. The co-op tier list still applies: one hunter-watcher, one carrier, one sweeper, one thief.

If you are reading this because the nest felt impossible after one death, go back to How to Play. Death is cheap. Injectors are not.