How to create badge in roblox
How to create badge in roblox
Как сделать бейдж в Роблокс Студио
Бейджи или же значки это награда которую могут получить игроки за особые заслуги внутри плейса, например если найдут тайное место, проведут в игре определенное количество времени, достигнут максимального уровня или просто потому что войдут в игру. В этой статье вы узнаете как можно создать бейдж и вручить его игрокам.
Как создать бейдж
Вы можете создавать до 5 бейджей абсолютно бесплатно каждые 24 часа.
2. После чего переходим в раздел разработчика roblox (на скриншотах новый интерфейс) и выбираем карту для которой нужно создать бейдж.
3. Переходим во вкладку Associated Items — Badges и нажимаем кнопку Create a Badge
3. Загружаем подготовленное изображение, вводим название и описание для Бейджа, после чего нажимаем кнопку Create Badge
4. После создания нужно подождать некоторое время для того что бы изображение загрузилось на сервер и вы увидели как будет выглядеть ваш бейдж. Если все хорошо нажимаем на него ЛКМ.
5. В адресной строке браузера копируем id бейджа
6. Далее открываем наш любимый Create и нажимаем кнопку Edit напротив карты для которой мы сделали бейдж. Ждем пока откроется Roblox Studio.
7. Размещаем обычный блок в том месте где хотите что бы пользователи получали бейдж. Можно например сделать блок невидимым и заставить пользователей искать бейджи.
8. Добавляем к блоку Script и прописываем в нем следующий код (заменив при этом нули на id созданного вами бейджа)
local badgeservice = game:GetService(«BadgeService»)
local /> script.Parent.Touched:Connect(function(hit)
if hit.Parent:FindFirstChild(«Humanoid»)then
local plr = game.Players:GetPlayerFromCharacter(hit.Parent)
badgeservice:AwardBadge(plr.UserId,id)
end
end)
9. Публикуем изменения в Роблокс File — Publish to Roblox
10. Заходим в игру и становимся на блок. Поздравляю, вы получили бейдж!
Видео создание бейджа
Badge
Badges (also known as User Badges to distinguish them from official Roblox badges) are the core component of the Badges Roblox feature. These badges serve the function of an achievement, and are generally obtained by visitors to a Roblox experience after fulfilling a certain developer-chosen requirement; for example, via in-experience progression, or by locating an Easter Egg. As a result, it is not uncommon for users to intentionally seek out as many badges as possible, with many users creating «Badge Walks» where all the player has to do is walk down a line of badge givers usually and badges will be awarded. There are entire badge-hunting groups dedicated to finding these badges. Unlike Roblox Badges, which have their own exclusive section on profiles, people can remove User Badges from their profile.
Contents
Rarity
Badges have a rarity value that is influenced by the ratio of the number of users in the past 24 hours to achieve the badge to the total number of players that have joined the experience within the same timespan; for example, if 99,900 of 100,000 daily visitors receive a badge, its difficulty will likely be Freebie (99.9%), while if only 100 players get a badge in the same experience, its difficulty will appear as Impossible (0.1%).
| Name of difficulty | Percentage |
|---|---|
| Freebie | 100% to 90% |
| Cake Walk | 89.9% to 80% |
| Easy | 79.9% to 50% |
| Moderate | 49.9% to 30% |
| Challenging | 29.9% to 20% |
| Hard | 19.9% to 10% |
| Extreme | 9.9% to 5% |
| Insane | 4.9% to 1% |
| Impossible | 0.9% to 0% |
Criticism
Badges were widely criticized due to their creation cost of 100 Robux, and that badges for group experiences used to require payment in group funds, within no option to use the funds of the badge’s creator. However, starting February 24, 2022, badges can be created for free, with a limit of five per day. [1]
Creating a badge
A template used for creating image of a badge. The shaded part will be trimmed and have anti-aliasing in the final image.
Users can create their own badge for an experience they have development permission to by uploading an image, typing in the badge name and description, and creating the badge. Images for badges are circular, so the outside of the circle will be trimmed in the final image. Where the badges are created can be found by opening up Roblox Studio, loading a place, opening the Roblox Studio Explorer, right-clicking on Badges, and then selecting Create Badge. Alternatively, this can be found on the website by clicking on Create and then Badges.
Scripts
This code will award a player of specified id a badge of specified id. The user must be present in the game for it to work.
Additionally, this code uses the UserHasBadge function which returns whether the user has a badge of a specified id:
Player badges can be manually awarded through most trusted «admin command» models, such as Kohl’s Admin Infinite (in that case, the command would be :badge (player) (badge ID)).
Limitations
Badge Givers
Until 2018, uploading a badge would result in its creator having automatically received a badge giver in the form of a model, which corresponded to the created badge. The naming scheme for these badge givers followed the format «Badge Giver for BadgeName: PlaceName» (excluding quotes). This model is given a default name of «BadgeAwarder» of which comprises a single child, a part instance, itself given a default name of «Platform». This part is similar in shape and size to that of a SpawnLocation and all of its six surfaces are welds. Within the single part instance are three children, an intvalue instance, a decal instance & finally a script instance. The intvalue instance named «BadgeID» simply stored the ID of the badge itself. The decal instance named «Decal» was the icon of the badge itself & finally the script instance named «BadgeAwarderScript» would allow for the badge to be awarded to visitors that touched the part instance of which the script was parented to.
The purpose of this convention was likely to make it easier for users less familiar with the programming language (Lua) and the platform itself (Roblox) to be able to award badges by simply inserting the badge giver model into their place.
History
2009 – User badges are introduced.
2010 – User badges get a new design.
September 2017 – User badges can now be awarded by any place in the experience, and player Badges no longer require Builders Club to create.
2018 – Player badge comments are disabled due to scams and bots. Badge givers are no longer awarded to one’s inventory of which corresponded to the created badge.
2022 – On the Roblox Developer Forum, the free creation of badges is announced. Starting February 24, users can create five badges a day for free, for each of the experiences. Badges created after the fifth within a 24-hour period will cost the original price of 100 Robux each.
Top 10 experiences with the most badges
Information accurate as of August 13th, 2022.
| Rank | Experience Name & Link | Creator | Number of Badges |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Manner’s Badge Walk | unmannerliness | 20,000 |
| 2 | 🎖️12,003 Badge Walk🎖️ | Reginald | 12,015 |
| 3 | BathStory’s Badge Walk! | BathStory | 4,612 |
| 4 | Bryson’s Badge Walk! | PreBryson | 2,993 |
| 5 | NEW BAN BADGE WALK | banndecool | 2,845 |
| 6 | 🏅Free Badges [2,710 BADGES] 🎉EVENT🎉 | ShadowOblivionX | 2,838 |
| 7 | Jello’s Badge Walk 2021! | TheresAstickNmyJello | 2,409 |
| 8 | The Parthenon | Legendary Badge Collectors | 2,251 |
| 9 | Intergalactic Badge Walk | Fironcula | 1,842 |
| 10 | Dominus Badges | B739 | 1,621 |
Trivia
This section is a trivia section. Please relocate any relevant information into other sections of the article.
Badges
A badge is a special award you can gift users when they meet a goal within your experience, such as completing a difficult objective or playing for a certain amount of time. As soon as a user receives a badge, it displays within the Badges category of their inventory.
Creating Badges
When you’re creating an image to use for your badge, consider the following requirements:
Don’t include important details outside of the circular boundaries because the upload process trims and crops the final badge into a circular image.
You can create up to 5 badges for free in a 24-hour period (GMT) for each experience you own. If you want to create more badges within the 24-hour period, it costs 100 Robux per additional badge.
To create a badge:
In the Badges section, click the Create button. A web page opens with badge options.
Click the Choose File button. A file browser displays.
Select the image you want to display as the icon, then click the Open button.
Fill in the following fields:
Badge Name : A title for your badge.
Description : A description of what the user can do to earn the badge.
Click the Preview button. A preview of your Game Pass displays.
If you are satisfied with the preview, click the Purchase for 0 Robux button or Purchase for 100 Robux button if you have already created 5 badges in a 24-hour period. The badge appears in the Badges section of the experience’s main page.
Locating Badge IDs
To locate a badge ID:
Scripting Badges
Awarding Badges
The following script contains an example of a safe function for awarding badges to users.
Checking Earned Badges
Getting Badge Info
Badge
Badges (also known as User Badges to distinguish them from official Roblox badges) are the core component of the Badges Roblox feature. These badges serve the function of an achievement, and are generally obtained by visitors to a Roblox experience after fulfilling a certain developer-chosen requirement; for example, via in-experience progression, or by locating an Easter Egg. As a result, it is not uncommon for users to intentionally seek out as many badges as possible, with many users creating «Badge Walks» where all the player has to do is walk down a line of badge givers usually and badges will be awarded. There are entire badge-hunting groups dedicated to finding these badges. Unlike Roblox Badges, which have their own exclusive section on profiles, people can remove User Badges from their profile.
Contents
Rarity
Badges have a rarity value that is influenced by the ratio of the number of users in the past 24 hours to achieve the badge to the total number of players that have joined the experience within the same timespan; for example, if 99,900 of 100,000 daily visitors receive a badge, its difficulty will likely be Freebie (99.9%), while if only 100 players get a badge in the same experience, its difficulty will appear as Impossible (0.1%).
| Name of difficulty | Percentage |
|---|---|
| Freebie | 100% to 90% |
| Cake Walk | 89.9% to 80% |
| Easy | 79.9% to 50% |
| Moderate | 49.9% to 30% |
| Challenging | 29.9% to 20% |
| Hard | 19.9% to 10% |
| Extreme | 9.9% to 5% |
| Insane | 4.9% to 1% |
| Impossible | 0.9% to 0% |
Criticism
Badges were widely criticized due to their creation cost of 100 Robux, and that badges for group experiences used to require payment in group funds, within no option to use the funds of the badge’s creator. However, starting February 24, 2022, badges can be created for free, with a limit of five per day. [1]
Creating a badge
A template used for creating image of a badge. The shaded part will be trimmed and have anti-aliasing in the final image.
Users can create their own badge for an experience they have development permission to by uploading an image, typing in the badge name and description, and creating the badge. Images for badges are circular, so the outside of the circle will be trimmed in the final image. Where the badges are created can be found by opening up Roblox Studio, loading a place, opening the Roblox Studio Explorer, right-clicking on Badges, and then selecting Create Badge. Alternatively, this can be found on the website by clicking on Create and then Badges.
Scripts
This code will award a player of specified id a badge of specified id. The user must be present in the game for it to work.
Additionally, this code uses the UserHasBadge function which returns whether the user has a badge of a specified id:
Player badges can be manually awarded through most trusted «admin command» models, such as Kohl’s Admin Infinite (in that case, the command would be :badge (player) (badge ID)).
Limitations
Badge Givers
Until 2018, uploading a badge would result in its creator having automatically received a badge giver in the form of a model, which corresponded to the created badge. The naming scheme for these badge givers followed the format «Badge Giver for BadgeName: PlaceName» (excluding quotes). This model is given a default name of «BadgeAwarder» of which comprises a single child, a part instance, itself given a default name of «Platform». This part is similar in shape and size to that of a SpawnLocation and all of its six surfaces are welds. Within the single part instance are three children, an intvalue instance, a decal instance & finally a script instance. The intvalue instance named «BadgeID» simply stored the ID of the badge itself. The decal instance named «Decal» was the icon of the badge itself & finally the script instance named «BadgeAwarderScript» would allow for the badge to be awarded to visitors that touched the part instance of which the script was parented to.
The purpose of this convention was likely to make it easier for users less familiar with the programming language (Lua) and the platform itself (Roblox) to be able to award badges by simply inserting the badge giver model into their place.
History
2009 – User badges are introduced.
2010 – User badges get a new design.
September 2017 – User badges can now be awarded by any place in the experience, and player Badges no longer require Builders Club to create.
2018 – Player badge comments are disabled due to scams and bots. Badge givers are no longer awarded to one’s inventory of which corresponded to the created badge.
2022 – On the Roblox Developer Forum, the free creation of badges is announced. Starting February 24, users can create five badges a day for free, for each of the experiences. Badges created after the fifth within a 24-hour period will cost the original price of 100 Robux each.
Top 10 experiences with the most badges
Information accurate as of August 13th, 2022.
| Rank | Experience Name & Link | Creator | Number of Badges |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Manner’s Badge Walk | unmannerliness | 20,000 |
| 2 | 🎖️12,003 Badge Walk🎖️ | Reginald | 12,015 |
| 3 | BathStory’s Badge Walk! | BathStory | 4,612 |
| 4 | Bryson’s Badge Walk! | PreBryson | 2,993 |
| 5 | NEW BAN BADGE WALK | banndecool | 2,845 |
| 6 | 🏅Free Badges [2,710 BADGES] 🎉EVENT🎉 | ShadowOblivionX | 2,838 |
| 7 | Jello’s Badge Walk 2021! | TheresAstickNmyJello | 2,409 |
| 8 | The Parthenon | Legendary Badge Collectors | 2,251 |
| 9 | Intergalactic Badge Walk | Fironcula | 1,842 |
| 10 | Dominus Badges | B739 | 1,621 |
Trivia
This section is a trivia section. Please relocate any relevant information into other sections of the article.
How to make a Roblox badge
In this post I will be talking about Roblox badges what they are and how to add them into your game. There are a lot of reasons to add a Roblox badge to your game. They add a fun and interesting way to encourage players to play your game. The sky is the limit in terms of creation and design.
Example of a roblox badges
WHAT IS A ROBLOX BADGE
A roblox badge is a record of achievement in your game. You can give players a badge for any reason you can imagine. It lets other players know that you have done something cool or hard to achieve in the game.It is possible to award players multiple badges. If you go to any game on Roblox you can see the current badges available. If you select a game from the main page and scroll down you will see a list of all the Roblox badges avaliable and other stats about them.
Roblox badges have
An example of badges from the Roblox game jailbreak
As you can see most roblox game developers create more than one badge with various difficulties to achieve. In the example above you can see that the Jailbreak badge named Most valuable player Has a rarity of 0.0% and only 243406 Roblox players have won the badge. Seeing as how The roblox game Jailbreak has over 1 billion players total its easy to see that only the most dedicated player win this badge.
If you go to your player profile you can easily access all the badges you have collected. The roblox platform has their own set of badges as well as Roblox game developer badges.
Go to player profile to see player badges.
HOW TO MAKE A ROBLOX BADGE
This is the template for a roblox badge feel free to download it and use it
Once you download the Roblox badge template you will need to fill in the circle with any design you like. There are many free Photoshop or illustrator programs out there to help you create the badge of your dreams. Be sure to get creative and design something that stands out in the Roblox community. After you create something you are happy with you will need to go to the badges section on the develop page of your roblox user account. Give the badge a good name and a description that lets players know what it is for or how to possibly achieve the roblox player badge.
This is the page to upload your badge.
Once you upload the badge and select the Roblox game that it goes to you will have a badge id number that you will need to use when scripting the badge lua server script. You will need to be familiar with Roblox studio at this point but its pretty easy. In roblox studios you will need to add a server script and past the following code. This following code will give the badge to a player on their first time playing the game. So it won’t be rare or challenging to get, but it gives you a basic example of how to give a player a roblox badge.
This tutorial is a very basic example of how to make a roblox badge giver and add it to your game using the basic roblox badge template. There are roblox games with lots of badges and such a variety of ways to give badges in roblox. Some roblox free badges are in games too. There are many way to give a bade.
Examples of ways to give badges
In future posts I will add and demonstrate more elaborate ways to give roblox players a roblox badge. Thanks for reading and good luck making roblox games.