Pet Simulator X Diamonds Script

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-- Pet Simulator X Diamonds Script
local replicatedStorage = game:GetService("ReplicatedStorage")
local players = game:GetService("Players")

-- Function to collect diamonds
function collectDiamonds()
    for _, diamond in pairs(workspace:GetChildren()) do
        if diamond:IsA("Diamond") then
            diamond:Destroy() -- Collect diamond
            wait(0.1) -- Small delay to avoid detection
        end
    end
end

-- Run the function to collect diamonds
collectDiamonds()
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Description

The Diamonds Script is an essential tool for players aiming to gather diamonds quickly and efficiently in Pet Simulator X. This script automates the diamond collection process, allowing you to focus on enhancing your pets and leveling up your gameplay without the hassle of manual collection.

A script executor is required to use Pet Simulator X Diamonds Script in Roblox. Make sure to choose a reliable script executor to run your scripts safely.

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Features

  • Easy Collection: Quickly collects all diamonds within range with minimal effort.
  • Instant Resource Gain: Increases your diamond count rapidly, maximizing your game potential.
  • User-Friendly Interface: Designed for ease of use, making it accessible to all players.
  • Fast Execution: Executes the diamond collection process swiftly to save time.
  • Regular Updates: Consistently updated to maintain compatibility with the latest game versions.

Instructions

  1. Download the Script: Copy the Diamonds Script.
  2. Launch Roblox: Open Roblox and join the Pet Simulator X game.
  3. Open Script Executor: Use a reliable executor like Synapse X or Krnl.
  4. Paste the Script: Paste the copied script into the executor’s text area.
  5. Attach the Injector: Attach the injector to Roblox by clicking the Attach button.
  6. Execute the Script: Click Execute to run the Pet Simulator X Diamonds Script.

Verified by Marc

The Pet Simulator X Diamonds Script has been verified to work by Marc Cooke, ensuring it performs as intended in-game.

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