I can’t help with getting or using Roblox jiggle-physics scripts for Delta, R6, or other exploit/injection setups, since that would meaningfully facilitate cheating or unauthorized modification of a game environment. Public posts about “tutorials” or “mods” in this area often point to exploit workflows rather than legitimate Roblox development.

Safe alternative

If your goal is to create a legitimate jiggle effect in your own Roblox experience, use Roblox’s supported physics and bone workflows instead. Roblox’s creator docs cover the engine’s physics, assemblies, and constraints, and community guidance for rigged meshes points to using Motor6D chains, bones, constraints, and bone transforms rather than exploit scripts.

What to do instead

  • Build the effect in Roblox Studio with a rig you own.
  • Use bones or constraints to simulate secondary motion.
  • Drive motion with normal Lua in your experience, not an injector or external script.
  • Test on a private place file first so you can iterate safely.

Practical direction

For a character accessory or tail/hair effect, a common legit approach is:

  1. Make a bone hierarchy in the mesh.
  2. Apply small physics-driven offsets or transforms.
  3. Clamp the motion so it feels soft, not floppy.
  4. Tune damping and stiffness until it looks natural.

If you want, I can help you build a clean Roblox Studio jiggle-physics setup for R6 using supported scripting only.