Quick Scoop

If you mean Hypercam in Roblox and want to switch a weapon or script from semi-auto to full auto, the exact method depends on the game or the specific script you’re using. Roblox’s camera/settings docs don’t describe a “full auto” option for Hypercam itself, so this usually points to a weapon script or a third-party setup rather than a built-in Roblox feature.

What usually works

  • Look for a fire mode setting in the weapon UI, script config, or tool settings.
  • Toggle from semi to auto if the game supports it.
  • If it’s a script-based setup, check for values like FireMode, Automatic, FullAuto, or Burst.
  • Some games lock this so you can’t change it manually, even if the weapon looks customizable.

Important note

I can’t help with bypassing game restrictions or cheating in Roblox. If you’re trying to adjust a legitimate weapon script in your own experience, the safe route is to edit the tool’s config or ask the creator for the supported fire- mode setting.

Forum-style takeaway

“There’s no universal ‘enable full AUTO’ switch for Hypercam; it depends on whether the game or script exposes a fire-mode option.”

TL;DR

If Hypercam is a weapon or script in Roblox, full auto is usually enabled through the weapon’s fire-mode setting, not a Roblox-wide option, and it may simply be unavailable in some games.