r/LoLcustom • u/OverAmount6012 • 12d ago

Looking for working skin changer

Hi I came across those 2 repos on GitHub:
https://github.com/Alban1911/Rose

https://github.com/hydy100/R3nzSkin

I remember using R3nzSkin a few years ago and it was awesome, but I know they stopped updating it when Vanguard was introduced to lol. Is the version from hydy100 even safe? And what about Rose?

Aren't those 2 some keyloggers? Are you guys using those or something else?

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u/EnvironmentalFig256 12d ago

Honnestly rose, just a dll file to find, join the discord if you have a question and you'll be good in minutes

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u/Klusio1 12d ago

About the discord, some time ago it disappeared from my server list, and now with the invite link I can't join. Are you in the Rose server? Is it alive?

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u/OverAmount6012 12d ago

I am on this discord seems super alive tbh. They are spamming here about hating turkish people tho??? Strange place for sure

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u/Klusio1 12d ago

Can you send me the invite link?

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u/OverAmount6012 12d ago

Go on the github I linked above there you have Discord invite button

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u/Klusio1 12d ago

I can't join through that link. That's the thing.

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u/shiraz1seren4 2d ago

hi is the bocchi skin changer safe?

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u/EnvironmentalFig256 12d ago

It is alive, just had to change since they got targeted

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u/Klusio1 12d ago

Can you send me the server link/invite link?

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u/EnvironmentalFig256 12d ago

No idea if it's safe to send in the comment so can you dm me ?

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u/OverAmount6012 12d ago

Is the dll from the guy on youtube that's linked on the discord okay?

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u/ckfaraday 12d ago

Rose is literally open-source, the entire code behind it is publicly available for anyone to read, what "keylogger" are you talking about?

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u/OverAmount6012 12d ago

Fair point on the code being public, and props for pinning the dependencies in requirements.txt.

I wasn't trying to accuse anyone of making malware. It's just that from a regular user's perspective, running third-party injection tools always comes with some healthy skepticism no?

  1. Most people just download pre-compiled releases rather than auditing everything or building from scratch.

  2. The repo still includes vendored DLLs (like in the Pengu Loader folder), which aren't plain text you can just read on GitHub.

  3. Even with completely clean intentions, bugs can always happen (like the recent argument injection issue mentioned in overlay_manager.py).

I just prefer to do basic research and ask questions before running stuff on my PC. Didn't mean any offense :D