CMDR in Roblox is usually not something you “get rid of” from the game itself unless you own or edit the experience; in most cases, you disable it in your project by turning off the client console, removing its setup, or restricting who can run it. A Roblox DevForum discussion notes that a better way to stop non-admin use is to disable the client side with CmdrClient.SetEnabled, rather than leaving activation keys blank.

What to do

  • Remove the CMDR package from ReplicatedStorage if you no longer want it in the game.
  • Delete or disconnect the scripts that initialize CMDR on the server and client.
  • If you still want it for admins only, keep it installed but gate commands with a permission hook like BeforeRun.
  • In many setups, the command bar is opened by the activation key you configured, so clearing the setup without disabling the client cleanly can leave odd behavior.

If you mean on your own screen

If CMDR is popping up while you are playing someone else’s Roblox game, you usually can’t remove it yourself. In that case, it’s part of the developer’s game setup, not a setting in your Roblox client.

Safe interpretation

The phrase “get rid of cmdr roblox game” most likely means disabling or removing the CMDR admin console from a Roblox project, and the cleanest fix is to remove its initialization or disable it through the client-side enabled setting.

Practical example

If your game has a server script that loads CMDR and registers default commands, deleting that startup script will stop CMDR from loading, while a permission hook can keep it available only to approved users.

Would you like a simple step-by-step for turning CMDR off in a Roblox Studio project?