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What sUNC and UNC scores mean

sUNC and UNC test how many standard functions an executor supports. What the percentage means, and why scripts need a high score.

1Unified Naming Convention (UNC)

UNC is an open standard designed by the scripting community so scripts can run uniformly across different software without modifying code.

  • A 100% UNC score means the executor supports all standard environment functions: getgenv(), hookmetamethod(), getrawmetatable(), fireclickdetector(), etc.
  • sUNC (Standard Unified Naming Convention) runs an automated benchmark script checking functionality and security constraints.
  • If a script requires 85%+ UNC, running it on an executor with 50% UNC will cause errors or crashes.