Zeroin Hub Script for Steal An Egg (No Key)

Zeroin in Steal An Egg: a tab-by-tab walkthrough

Zeroin is a dark-green hub window with a sidebar of tabs, and the video simply opens them one after another. This page follows the same order, so you can match each paragraph to a moment on screen. The run happens in Onix, and the narrator adds that Delta users can avoid the Delta key by going through Delta Hub. According to the creator, Zeroin itself asks for no key.

Main tab: the grabbing controls

The first card at the top of Main is a small status readout for the stealing routine: whether it is ready or off, which mode is selected, the current target, whether something is being carried, and how many eggs match your filters out of those available. Below it sits the master switch for automatic stealing.

Next to that switch is a dropdown called Steal Mode with two entries, Instant and Instant V2. The narrator says plainly that he prefers the second one and advises changing it before you start.

The remaining Main switches are defensive or convenience options:

• Anti Knock Back is described as blocking chicken hits.
• God Mode is labelled as an equip-and-spawn helper in the panel text.
• Auto Treadmill keeps the character running in place on its own.
• Instant Carry lets you pick up an egg by hand without holding the proximity prompt.
• Drop Egg At Forest is a toggle that sends a carried egg to the forest area.

There is also a numeric field for a minimum value, which accepts shorthand such as k, m or b.

Rarity choices

A multi-select lets you restrict the routine to certain tiers. The narrator reads out the four he picks: Divine, Eternal, Secret and Cosmic. Leaving it on none means any rarity can be targeted.

Taking from other players

A separate section, Steal From Players, is for eggs that other people are holding. It has its own rarity dropdown, a minimum-value box counted per second, and a Target Player selector that defaults to any player. Two buttons are shown: one to steal from the chosen target right now and one to clear the history. The narrator mentions it only briefly, and no steal from a real player is demonstrated.

Event tab: racing options

The Event page opens with a summary line about the current race, including whether you are eligible and your trophies. Five controls follow: Admin Abuse Steal, Auto Race Rally (described as joining, gliding, stealing and collecting power-ups before returning home), Catch-Up Boost (a speed bump when you trail the third or fourth runner), Race Alert (a notice when a rare event window opens) and Race Low Graphics (hides particles and beams to save frames during races). In the footage Catch-Up Boost, Race Alert and Race Low Graphics are visibly switched on.

ESP tab: seeing eggs

ESP covers four things. Live Area Eggs draws labels with name, rarity, value per second and weight above each egg lying in the world. Area Egg ESP is a lighter outline option, Your Plot Eggs marks the ones on your own plot, and Inventory Value adds a running total next to the search bar. The narrator sums it up as seeing eggs through walls and checking what your inventory is worth.

Halloween tab: the event routine

This is the page the video builds toward. It holds one master switch, Auto Steal Halloween, followed by three pickers for the egg name, the area and the rarity, and a Steal Speed field showing 700. An Echo Quest section sits at the bottom. The area dropdown is for choosing where inside the dimension to work, and the rarity picker in the footage shows Cosmic, Secret and Eternal ticked.

What the final minute shows

With the Halloween switch on, the character runs through a purple graveyard-style zone while a "Run" warning counts studs to safety. A banner then announces that a Cosmic Hexed Pumpkin egg was secured, with +50 Candy Corn. The event window shown in the game lists Halloween Dimension as open at recording time.

Known problems

The creator is frank here: once the area runs out of eggs, the avatar may stall or bump into walls. That is visible in the video, so expect to babysit the routine.

How to use

1. Copy the script from the link in the video's pinned comment.
2. Join Steal An Egg on an alternate account.
3. Open Onix (or another executor you trust), paste the code and execute.
4. In Main, switch Steal Mode to Instant V2 and choose your rarities.
5. For the event, open the Halloween tab, set name, area and rarity, then enable the switch.

FAQ

Does it ask for a key? The creator confirms it does not.

Is it for phones? The video only shows a desktop-style window, so nothing here proves mobile use.

Which executors are mentioned? Onix is the one used; Delta comes up only regarding its key.

Can I get banned? Nobody has verified safety on this page. Running scripts breaks Roblox's Terms of Service, so use an alt account and accept the risk. Scripts and executors can also stop working after a game update.