Roblox Scripts

[TITUS]Storm▼ Inc. Script

By Keyify • Updated

This Keyify article covers the current HilosHAX build for [TITUS]Storm Inc., a Roblox storm chasing experience focused on tracking tornadoes, deploying vehicles, and surviving severe weather. The script is most useful for players who want faster storm awareness, easier vehicle control, cleaner visibility, and basic movement helpers while chasing active cells.

[TITUS]Storm▼ Inc. Script

Storm tracking tools

The strongest part of this build is its tornado HUD. It reads the active storm situation and presents useful chase data such as distance, bearing, maximum wind speed, estimated EF class, storm energy, and storm size. That makes it easier to decide whether to intercept, reposition, or back away before the tornado closes in.

The tornado ESP and direction arrow add a second layer of awareness when visibility drops. In a game where rain, fog, terrain, and buildings can hide the funnel, these tools help you keep orientation without constantly guessing where the main threat has moved.

Vehicle and chase support

  • Vehicle transforms: The menu includes buttons for multiple chase units, including TITUS, TIV models, Dominators, DOW vehicles, Dorothy, Armadillo, UTAV, and trucks.
  • Anchor controls: Manual anchoring fires the supported vehicle anchor requests, while auto anchor can engage near a selected tornado distance.
  • Auto follow: Auto follow is included for players who want the script to assist with staying connected to the storm target.

Use the current loader

Run the latest loader from the script box, then open the in-game HilosHAX panel to choose the tools you need for the current storm.

load.lua 
loadstring(game:HttpGet("https://keyify.lol/l/titus-storm-inc"))()

Visibility and character options

The visual options are practical for Storm Inc. Clear rain and clear fog improve line of sight during messy intercepts, while the no wind option reduces environmental interference. These settings are especially useful when you are trying to read the road, line up a probe drop, or avoid driving blind into the circulation.

Character helpers are also included, but they are secondary to the chase tools. Speed adjustment, infinite jump, and noclip can help with repositioning on foot, recovering from awkward terrain, or moving around vehicles and structures when the storm environment becomes difficult to navigate.

  • Remote value inputs: The interface includes score, SRH, and CAPE value fields for the script’s remote and farming tab.