Cat Invasion Scripts

Community executors advertise Cat Invasion loaders that play the wave for you: auto farm, kill aura, auto collect, auto food, auto heal, auto shoot, auto upgrade, and auto repair. This hub explains what those toggles usually do and how a typical GUI script is pasted. It is not an official OneBed Studio tool, it is not safe, and it can cost the Roblox account you inject it on.

If you only wanted Gold, skip this category. Redeem the two live strings on working codes and spend coins by hand with the upgrade planner. A clean ranged run beats a banned account.

The video on this page is a community showcase of auto farm behavior. It is not a blessing from the developer. Treat every loader as untrusted code running inside your client.

Feature list you will see on GUIs

Most Cat Invasion scripts ship a floating menu after the loader runs. Labels vary, but the same cluster of toggles appears:

• Auto Farm — keeps the character in the kill loop so waves advance without you aiming every cat.
• Kill Aura / ranged aura — damages cats in a radius, often with a separate ranged-aura slider so snowball or gun range matches the aura.
• Auto Shoot — fires the equipped ranged weapon without a click.
• Auto Collect — picks up goldbars, hearts, and fish so you do not walk the drop.
• Auto Food — eats food as hunger or heal logic fires.
• Auto Heal — uses heals when health drops instead of waiting for you to open the bag.
• Auto Upgrade — spends coins on ranged, melee, food, armor, and wall tiers as soon as the price is affordable.
• Auto Repair / wall — repairs or rebuilds walls so a hole does not sit open.

Breakdowns of the farm cluster live on auto farm scripts. The spend cluster lives on auto upgrade scripts. Read both before you flip every switch at once; auto upgrade can dump coins into melee while you still needed range for Floppa.

Cat Invasion auto farm script showcase

How a GUI script typically works

Players who use these tools attach a third-party executor to Roblox, then paste a one-line loader into that executor. A generic pattern looks like this:

loadstring(game:HttpGet("URL"))()

That is a placeholder. This wiki does not host a live URL, a key, or a full exploit payload. If a video or a friend sends a loader, you are downloading whatever sits at that URL right now, not whatever sat there last week. The file can change without the paste line changing.

After the loader runs, a GUI usually appears with toggles and sliders. You enable Auto Farm, set aura range, and optionally tick Auto Collect, Auto Food, and Auto Heal. Some menus include a key system: a link-shortener, a checkpoint page, or a Discord-gated key before the GUI unlocks. Other menus advertise themselves as keyless. Keyless is not safer. It only means fewer extra sites. Key systems add more sites, more popups, and more chances to install a fake executor.

None of these loaders are shipped by OneBed Studio. The Cat Invasion experience and the OneBed Studio group do not publish scripts. Anyone who calls a paste official is lying.

Account risk, stated plainly

Using an executor violates Roblox rules. Outcomes that actually happen to players:

• Session kick or immediate crash when an anti-cheat flag fires.
• Account warning, lock, or ban on the Roblox user you injected.
• Stolen password or session if the loader or key page was malware.
• Wasted coins when Auto Upgrade buys the wrong tree.
• Wasted waves when Auto Farm stands in a bad spot and the base dies.

This wiki will not call any script safe, undetected, or recommended. The showcase video is footage of a GUI, not a guarantee. If you care about the account, play the game: redeem codes, pick a class, spend coins in order, and hold the wood until the next badge.

Solo and co-op both work without scripts. Servers hold up to 18 players. A Medic in a group still revives after a wipe. None of that requires a kill aura.

If you only wanted Gold, skip injectors entirely and redeem the two live codes instead.