For the example hook.lua, how can I find 2 scripts?

[Aholicknight]

For the example hook.lua, how can I find 2 scripts?

[Vurv78]

Fyi that won't do anything unless the server has really bad code trusting the client because you can't modify serverside files.
You can see the file structure for where hook.lua should go

Also you could just modify the functions themselves, ie doing

debug.getregistry()["Player"].IsAdmin = function() return true end

[Aholicknight]

@Vurv78 The server I am on actually does have bad code, I did it with another script and I was able to access the custom debug menus.

And thank you, I will do what you suggested now

[Aholicknight]

@Vurv78

Also you could just modify the functions themselves, ie doing

debug.getregistry()["Player"].IsAdmin = function() return true end

So with this, what would the updated hook.lua be then?

[Vurv78]

You wouldn't need hook.lua if you did that, would just be using autorun.lua.

Also just found out that is a completely lua function that uses Entity:GetNWString internally, so you would actually do something like

local Entity = debug.getregistry().Entity

local old = Entity.GetNWString
function Entity:GetNWString(key, fallback)
    if key == "UserGroup" and self == LocalPlayer() then return "superadmin" end
    return old(self, key, fallback)
end

[Aholicknight]

Thank you, I will see if this works.

[Aholicknight]

@Vurv78 Yup this works. Thank you! What would I have to add if I wanted to change ConVar's? (example: TestingMode = CreateConVar( "gmt_testing", 0, { FCVAR_ARCHIVE, FCVAR_DONTRECORD, FCVAR_REPLICATED }, "GMT testing mode" )) Is this even possible?

[Vurv78]

Assuming it's implemented in C, CreateConVar returns a ConVar object, you can override the value a convar has by changing the methods like ConVar:GetInt() depending on ConVar:GetName().

Also ideally if you just want to mess with specific server scripts you could still use hook.lua to return modified versions of the scripts you manually make so you don't need to deal with hooking all these functions.