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Not all code needs to be obfuscated. Large libraries that deal with unimportant code such as UI libraries, data serialization libraries, etc. can be left unobfuscated.
MoonVeil allows you to omit obfuscation from specific blocks of your script, by wrapping the block in an `MV_OMIT` macro:
MoonVeil allows you to omit obfuscation from specific blocks of your script, by wrapping the block in an [MV_OMIT](/docs/macros/mv_omit_function) macro:
```lua
MV_OMIT(function()
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## Obfuscation only through macros
Who says you need to obfuscate your whole script? If you know what you're doing, you can selectively tell MoonVeil to **only** obfuscate certain parts of your script using the `MV_VM`, `MV_ENC_FUNC` and `MV_CFF` macros. This gives you much more control over the obfuscation process, you simply tell MoonVeil what parts of your script you want to obfuscate:
Who says you need to obfuscate your whole script? If you know what you're doing, you can selectively tell MoonVeil to **only** obfuscate certain parts of your script using the [MV_VM](/docs/macros/mv_vm), [MV_ENC_FUNC](/docs/macros/mv_enc_func), and [MV_CFF](/docs/macros/mv_cff) macros. This gives you much more control over the obfuscation process, you simply tell MoonVeil what parts of your script you want to obfuscate:
```lua
local getThing = MV_VM(function()