You must run the command if you leave a Roblox game and join a new one, and after launching Roblox for the first time after logging into macOS. Please note that you will NOT see the password being typed but the text is still there. Enter the password used to log into your Mac in if it's asked for.

With a Roblox game open, copy and paste the command into Terminal.

Go to the Applications then into the Utilities folder.

Press Command + Space, type in Terminal, then press enter on the Terminal app.

Open the Terminal App using one of two methods:.

Note: If you move rbxfpsunlocker_osx to another folder, you will need to change the path. This is the terminal command you will use to run rbxfpsunlocker_osx. Sudo /Users/MyUser/Downloads/rbxfpsunlocker_osx 999 -s

In a text editor, paste the text in, then add sudo before it.

Right-click on rbxfpsunlocker_osx, then hold the Option key, and finally click 'Copy rbxfpsunlocker_osx as file name'.

Place rbxfpsunlocker_osx in any folder you want to keep it in.

Extract rbxfpsunlocker.zip by double clicking on it, if it wasn't extracted automatically.

Download the latest release from here.

If you do not have sudo permissions, either change your account or add yourself to the sudoers file. Note: you must have sudo permissions in order to do the steps below. If this setup is a bit too complicated and you want to use a user interface instead, go to the ui branch instead. All issues without this information will be ignored starting from 12th October 2022.

When creating an issue, please specify which version the issue occurs in (console / ui). A new user interface is now available in the ui branch of this repository. This has been tested and works both on Intel-based Macs and on M1 Macs using Rosetta 2.

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