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The four extra buttons in KCSH sit below the movement controls and cover a mix of utility and comedy. None of them are movement toggles — each does something distinct (and in one case, irreversible) when clicked.

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Super Spin

Button label: super spin
Super Spin runs an infinite loop with no off-switch. Once activated, the only ways to stop it are to re-execute the KCSH script (which recreates the GUI) or leave the game entirely. Do not click this button unless you intend to commit.
Super Spin calls character:PivotTo() every task.wait() with an astronomically large radian angle: 
f["9"].MouseButton1Click:Connect(function()
    while true do
        local character = game.Players.LocalPlayer.Character
        character:PivotTo(character:GetPivot() * CFrame.Angles(0, math.rad(9000000000000000000000000000000000000000), 0))
        task.wait()
    end
end)
math.rad(9000000000000000000000000000000000000000) is a number so large that floating-point precision collapses it into an effectively random but enormous rotation each frame, producing a violently rapid spin effect. Because task.wait() yields for only one frame, the loop fires as fast as the engine allows. The result is purely visual on the client side — other players will not see the spin unless the game replicates PivotTo calls to the server.

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Launch Infinite Yield

Button label: launch iy Executes the popular Infinite Yield admin command script directly from its GitHub source: 
f["8"].MouseButton1Click:Connect(function()
    loadstring(game:HttpGet("https://raw.githubusercontent.com/EdgeIY/infiniteyield/master/source"))()
end)
Clicking the button fetches the latest version of Infinite Yield at that moment and runs it in your executor environment. The Infinite Yield chat GUI will appear in your game session with its full command set available.
For the full list of Infinite Yield commands and documentation, visit the Infinite Yield GitHub repository. An active internet connection and an executor that supports HttpGet are required.

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Reset

Button label: reset The Reset button kills your character and then teleports you back to where you were standing before you died — handy for games that have a death effect you want to trigger without losing your map position. The logic saves your current HumanoidRootPart.CFrame, sets Humanoid.Health = 0 to force death, waits for respawn (using pplayer.Parent.RespawnTime + 0.2 seconds as the delay), then writes the saved CFrame back. 
-- Connected to f["9"] in source (see known issue below)
local oldp = wplayer.HumanoidRootPart.CFrame
task.wait(0.1)
wplayer.Humanoid.Health = 0
task.wait(pplayer.Parent.RespawnTime + 0.2)
wplayer.HumanoidRootPart.CFrame = oldp.CFrame
Known bug: In the current source, the MouseButton1Click handler for the Reset button (f["10"]) is mistakenly connected to f["9"] (the Super Spin button) instead. The same mistake affects the Jorkin button (f["11"]). In practice, f["9"] has three separate MouseButton1Click connections (Super Spin, Reset, and Jorkin) all firing when Super Spin is clicked, and the Reset and Jorkin buttons (f["10"] and f["11"]) never fire. This is a copy-paste bug in the source — the reset and jorkin features are effectively inaccessible without patching the script.

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Jorkin

Button label: jorkin
Jorkin is a purely cosmetic easter egg. It has no gameplay effect whatsoever — it just makes your character dance. Enjoy responsibly.
Jorkin creates a Tool named “jorkin de peanits” in your local Backpack. Equipping the tool starts a looping animation — the specific animation asset depends on your character rig type:
Rig TypeAnimation IDPlayback SpeedLoop Start (TimePosition)
R6rbxassetid://720420240.650.6
R15rbxassetid://6982516530.70.6
The animation is loaded via Humanoid:LoadAnimation() and plays on a loop. Each iteration plays the track, adjusts its speed with AdjustSpeed, seeks to TimePosition = 0.6 to skip the intro frames, waits until the track reaches near its end (0.65 for R6, 0.7 for R15), then stops and reloads for the next loop. The tomfoolery stops automatically when:
  • The tool is unequipped
  • The humanoid dies
local tool = Instance.new("Tool")
tool.Name = "jorkin de peanits"
tool.ToolTip = 'in the stripped club. straight up "jorking it" . and by "it" , haha, well. let\'s justr say. My peanits.'
tool.RequiresHandle = false
tool.Parent = pplayer.Backpack

tool.Equipped:Connect(function() jorkin = true end)
tool.Unequipped:Connect(stopTomfoolery)
wplayer.Humanoid.Died:Connect(stopTomfoolery)
Due to the known bug described in the Reset section above, the Jorkin button (f["11"]) never actually fires — its handler is connected to f["9"] alongside Super Spin and Reset. The Jorkin tool will not appear in your Backpack unless the source is patched to use f["11"].MouseButton1Click for this handler.

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