Bendy and the ink Machine Hub X / BendyHubX

Hub X (also passed around as BendyHubX) is the GUI players mention most for Drecktharx’s Bendy and the ink Machine on Roblox. It is an unofficial executor script, not a game-pass, not a code, and not allowed under Roblox Terms of Use. This page maps its common tabs onto this battleground: random wall weapons, combination loadouts, Bendy NPCs including Beast Bendy, and other players in 12-person R6 servers. For paste steps see how to execute. For cookie theft, bans, and alts see script safety. The other loaders sit on the Scripts Hub.

loadstring(game:HttpGet("https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ADSKerOffical/Bendy/main/BendyHubX"))()

Paste that into an executor after you have joined place 4850588087, not into chat and not into a browser. The GitHub user and file can change without notice. If the raw file 404s or the GUI looks different from last week, stop. A swapped payload is how stealers spread while the same loadstring still “works.”

Multi Gear — more wall weapons at once

This is the toggle that maps hardest onto the real game. The official loop is: walk the walls, pick up a random tool, decide whether it belongs in your combination, drop something if your backpack is full. Multi Gear cheats the backpack limit so you can hold a melee, a ranged piece, a movement tool, and extras at the same time. That makes combination testing faster because you are not forced to abandon a kit you liked just to try a new wall roll.

It also makes you obvious. A player who never drops loot and still keeps pulling new wall tools is not playing the same inventory game as the rest of the lobby. If you are using this as a “practice” crutch on an alt, still practice the drop discipline described in the loadout planner and how to get weapons. The honest skill is knowing what to throw away.

Teleports

Teleport lists usually include lobby/spawn, high-traffic wall clusters, and sometimes player or NPC snaps. In this experience teleports skip the part of the map where you are supposed to be exposed: rotating between walls while Bendy NPCs and players hunt you. Snapping off a Beast Bendy pressure moment or onto a camper’s head is exactly why people run the GUI — and exactly why a silent spectator reports you.

If a teleport dumps you inside geometry or into a void after a patch, disable it. Map collisions change. Do not spam every pad on the list in a full 12-player server; you will appear on everyone’s screen as a blinking target.

ESP for Bendys and players

ESP draws boxes or names through walls. On this map that matters because Bendy NPCs do not always announce themselves with a clean audio cue before they are in melee range, and Beast Bendy is the one you cannot treat like a normal tool-check. Player ESP is the PvP half: you see who is holding a wall, who is lurking a corner, and who is already swinging.

ESP is quieter than Kill All but it still paints you as someone who never gets flanked. If you use it on an alt to learn spawn rhythms, compare what you see against the legal advice in survive Bendy and PvP so you can turn it off later.

Tool Control, Hitbox, Orbit Player, Kill All

Tool Control hooks pickups, drops, or locks. Combined with Multi Gear it is a loot vacuum: you can strip a wall or contest another player’s roll without winning the fight. That is the most direct attack on the combination economy.

Hitbox expands the connect window on melee and ranged tools. Combinations already decide range and stagger; a fat hitbox makes a mediocre wall roll feel like a weapons tier winner. It also produces clips that look wrong, which is what other players attach to reports.

Orbit Player circles a target. In a 12-player R6 lobby it is used to stay in melee while they try to track you, or to bully someone off a wall cluster. It is extremely visible. Treat it as a “I am already burned” toggle, not a stealth tool.

Kill All deletes NPCs, players, or both depending on the build. It ends the round instead of playing it. It is the fastest way to empty a server and the fastest way to eat a ban wave after a patch. If your goal is to learn Beast Bendy timing, Kill All teaches you nothing.

How Hub X compares to the other two loaders

Coca Cola X pro is a super-explosion button — louder, dumber, easier to clip. The pastefy “BEST SCRIPT” loader is an opaque fetch; you do not even get a GUI name until it runs. Hub X is the one with a labeled feature list that actually maps onto walls, Bendys, and PvP. It is still malware-risk software. Read safety before you inject, use an alt, and expect the GUI to die the next time Drecktharx ships an update.