Best Roblox Piggy scripts to run with Evon Executor

Piggy started as a small fan-made horror project in 2020 and has since grown into one of the most replayed survival experiences on Roblox, with players from Melbourne, Sydney, Perth and Brisbane grinding through its chapters every weekend. Because so much of Piggy's progression revolves around replaying the same maps, collecting gold and farming coins, a quiet scene of script users has formed, looking for ways to skip the slow parts and unlock cosmetics faster. Evon Executor sits at the centre of that scene for many Australians because it offers a keyless workflow, a built-in script hub and versions that work on both Windows PCs and Android phones.

For younger Roblox fans who already juggle Fortnite lobbies after school in Adelaide and Minecraft worlds with their cousins in Queensland, dropping a clean script into Piggy feels like another extension of the same tinkering culture. The difference is that Piggy scripts can be loaded straight from the executor's library, which removes the usual friction of pasting raw Lua from a pastebin. The rest of this guide walks through which Piggy scripts are worth trying, how to get them running on the Evon Executor, and what to keep in mind so that a quick farm session on the couch after a Bunnings sausage sizzle does not end in a ban.

Why Piggy attracts a script-friendly crowd down under

Piggy is built on repetition. Each chapter plays out as a short horror chase where one player becomes the Piggy and the rest have to solve objectives, dodge traps and reach the safe zone before time runs out. To unlock the next chapter, players need a set number of stars, which forces them to grind the earlier maps over and over. In Australia, where many kids only get a couple of hours on Roblox between homework and Saturday sport, that grind quickly feels wasteful, especially when the rewards are mostly cosmetic.

The community around Piggy has answered with a flood of scripts that automate coin farming, teleport between objectives, reveal the Piggy's position through walls, and even skip whole chapters by spoofing progress flags. Because Evon Executor ships with a script hub that surfaces trending community scripts, players do not need to dig through Discord channels or shady forums. A few clicks inside the executor is often all it takes to load the most popular Piggy script of the week, which is a big reason why it has become the default launcher for school holiday grinders in suburban Sydney and Brisbane.

Getting Evon Executor ready on PC and Android

The setup process is fairly painless on both platforms. On Windows, players head to the official Evon Executor site, download the installer, and run it. The first launch opens the script hub, where the latest Piggy-compatible scripts are already pinned. Because the executor is keyless, there is no waiting for a key link to refresh, which matters during those narrow windows between dinner and bedtime when the family PC is free.

On Android, the workflow is similar but leans on the mobile build of Evon Executor, paired with a Roblox client that supports script injection. Players in regional areas of South Australia and Western Australia, where fixed-line NBN speeds can be slower than in the eastern states, often prefer the Android build because it lets them keep grinding Piggy during long drives to a relative's place. Whichever platform is used, the executor's built-in editor makes it easy to paste a script, tweak variables such as walk speed or coin multiplier, and save a personalised profile for the next session.

Auto-farm and chapter skip scripts that save hours

Auto-farm scripts are the bread and butter of Piggy scripting. They send a player character into a chosen map, complete the objectives in a loop, collect any coins dropped by defeated bots, and re-queue the round automatically. The better ones recognise when a chapter has been fully cleared and move on to the next without input. For a player in Perth who only logs in after sunset due to school, this turns a two-hour grind into roughly fifteen minutes of passive farming while they finish homework.

Chapter skip scripts, sometimes called progress spoofers, go a step further by manipulating the local save data so that all chapters appear unlocked. They are popular with players who want to jump straight into the harder maps for the challenge without grinding every star manually. Used sparingly, they are a quick way to access harder Piggy variants; used on every login, they can attract attention from anti-cheat and lead to a temporary Roblox flag. Most Australian players tend to use chapter skip once per account, then switch to auto-farm to keep the profile looking organic.

ESP, teleport and movement hacks for Piggy

ESP scripts highlight important objects and players through walls, which is genuinely useful in Piggy where the bot Piggy can be hiding behind furniture. A good Piggy ESP shows the Piggy's silhouette, the locations of objectives like keys and levers, and other survivors so a player can plan routes without guessing. In tight maps such as the School or the Hospital, this turns frantic chases into calm puzzles, which is a big draw for younger Australians who find the jump-scare pacing stressful.

Teleport scripts pair naturally with ESP and let a player warp directly to a key, a lever or the exit once it is safe to move. Movement scripts take a different angle and boost walk speed, jump height or dash distance just enough to feel like a perk rather than full noclip. Together these three script types form the core toolkit for anyone who wants Piggy to feel a little more like an action game and a little less like a horror simulation. The scatter bonus guide explains how layered scripting bonuses interact across different game engines and is worth skimming before stacking multiple mods at once.

GUI customisation and inventory helpers

Beyond gameplay scripts, Piggy has a strong cosmetic angle, and several scripts focus on inventory. Inventory scripts preview locked skins, show the rarity of an item before a roll, and can auto-purchase items from the in-game shop using farmed coins. For Australian players who treat Roblox like a digital trading card hobby, similar to how others collect AFL team stickers, this kind of preview is genuinely handy when deciding where to spend a hard-earned piggy bank.

GUI scripts sit on top of the game screen and add a clean panel with toggles for each hack. The best ones let a player bind keys to teleport-to-objective, switch ESP on the fly, or pause auto-farm when a friend jumps into the lobby. Because Evon Executor supports custom UI hooks, these scripts render cleanly without breaking the Roblox frame, which is a noticeable quality-of-life upgrade over older injectors that would flicker or crash. Players who share a family PC with siblings can also password-protect the executor window, which keeps settings safe from curious younger brothers or sisters.

Staying under the radar while using Piggy scripts

Roblox's anti-cheat does not sit still. Each major update changes how often it samples player positions, checks for impossible coin gains, or flags rapid chapter completions. The safest pattern is to run an auto-farm script in short bursts, then play a couple of rounds manually with scripts disabled so the profile shows natural variance. Players in suburban Melbourne and Adelaide often share this tip in local Discord servers, where older Roblox veterans coach younger players through ban-free grinding.

It is also worth remembering that Evon Executor is a third-party tool, and the site explicitly asks users to disable antivirus protection before running the installer. That step is normal for executors because most security suites treat Lua injection as suspicious, but it does mean the responsibility for keeping a PC clean falls back on the player. Keeping Windows Defender active for everything else, only whitelisting the Evon folder during installation, and avoiding shady script sources are small habits that keep a Roblox grind safe on the same machine used for school assignments.

Comparing the most popular Piggy scripts

The comparison below lines up the categories covered above so it is easier to pick which Piggy script to load first inside Evon Executor.

Script category	Main use case	Difficulty to set up	Risk of detection
Auto-farm	Passive coin and star farming	Low	Medium
Chapter skip	Unlock all chapters quickly	Low	High
ESP	See Piggy and objectives through walls	Low	Low
Teleport	Warp to keys, levers and exits	Low	Medium
Movement	Boosted speed, jump and dash	Low	Medium
Inventory helper	Preview and auto-buy skins	Medium	Low
Custom GUI	Toggle panel for all hacks	Medium	Low

For most Australian players starting out, an ESP plus teleport combo is the safest and most fun option, while auto-farm is best left running while doing something else. Chapter skip is more of a once-off convenience for players who just want to experience the later maps without grinding for stars. Players who only fire up Roblox twice a week might skip the inventory helper entirely and focus on farming raw coins instead.

Grab the official Evon Executor build from the site linked above, open the built-in script hub, and load the first Piggy script while the kettle boils after a Sunday arvo barbie. Once the executor is running, take ten minutes to test the GUI in a private server before joining a public lobby so the settings are dialled in. From there, mix auto-farm with a few manual rounds to keep the profile looking healthy, and rotate scripts every few weeks to stay ahead of Roblox's detection updates.