UI Designer

Extras: saving, Robux, passes and more

Extras are ready-made game systems that come inside your UI's export, already wired to it: data saving, Robux products, game passes, daily rewards, codes, admin tools and more. You switch them on for a design and fill in a short form. The code is written for you, in plain Luau with a comment on every setting.

Making a simulator or tycoon? The Simulator and tycoon kit walks through the systems behind its HUD, one page each.

What they cost#

• Studio plan: every Extra is included.
• Other plans: an Extra costs 1 export on the design you switch it on for, from the same exports maps and UIs use (then export credits). You pay once: exporting, downloading or sending that design again never charges for it again, and switching it off and on again is free. On another design it counts again.
• Extras that need other Extras switch those on too (most need Data Saving). Each one counts as an Extra.
• Already exported the design? Adding Extras later only costs the new ones: the export box shows an Add Extras button with the price.

See Plans, credits and exports for the plans themselves.

Switch them on#

1. Open your design on the UI Designer and sign in.
2. Open the Extras panel and switch on the ones you want. The toast tells you what it costs and which other Extras came on with it.
3. Fill in the settings that appear under it, then press Save settings. They start from sensible defaults and from your design: for example, every Robux item in your shop gets its own row in Robux Products, and currency pickers list your UI's currencies.
4. Export the design (or press Add Extras if it is exported already).
5. Install it like any export (Getting started): Send to Studio, the .rbxmx, or the starter place. Press Play: the Extras run with your settings.

Where the files land#

ServerScriptService
└── BloxGame
    ├── Main              Script: starts every Extra, in order (you don't need to change it)
    ├── GameData          ModuleScript: settings, Robux ids and prices (safe to edit)
    ├── Core              ModuleScripts: the shared toolbox (saving, purchases, remotes)
    └── Services          one ModuleScript per Extra (RebirthsService...)
StarterPlayer
└── StarterPlayerScripts
    └── BloxGame
        ├── ClientMain    LocalScript: starts the parts that run on the player's device
        └── Controllers   the device half of the Extras that have one
ReplicatedStorage
└── BloxGame              shared modules, and the remotes made while the game runs

• Every file is tagged with your UI's name, like the hook scripts. Send to Studio adds and updates them in the same undo step as the UI, keeps any file you've edited, and removes the files of Extras you switched off (unless you edited them).
• From the .rbxmx, BloxUI_Setup moves them into place when the game runs, folder by folder, and never replaces what is already there.
• Extras share the UI's saving: their data goes in the same save as the UI's currencies, one server at a time, so a game never runs two save systems.

Change the settings later#

Two ways, pick one:

On the website#

Change the settings in the design's Extras panel and press Save settings, then download or send the design again. That's free: only switching on a new Extra costs anything. With Send to Studio, GameData is replaced with the new values, unless you have edited it in Studio (then yours is kept).

In Studio (GameData)#

Open ServerScriptService > BloxGame > GameData. It's the one file you edit: your currencies, items, Robux products and passes, and every Extra's settings, each with a comment saying what it does. Change a number or a word, press Play, and the game uses it. No website needed.

GameData.Features.daily_rewards = {
	Enabled = true, -- false = this system is off

	-- New day starts at (UTC hour): When the next reward unlocks. 0 = midnight UTC. (a whole
	-- number from 0 up to 23)
	resetHourUtc = 0,
}

Each Extra has its own table in GameData.Features, with Enabled first and then one line per setting from the website's form. Enabled = false switches it off (it stops running; its saved data is kept).

• Keep the commas and the curly brackets { } where they are. Text goes "in quotes"; numbers and true / false don't.
• Robux ids go in GameData.Products (developer products) and GameData.Passes (game passes): the long numbers from the Creator Hub, pasted instead of the 0. When the server starts, they're written into your UI's buttons too.
• GameData only runs on the server, so secrets like codes are safe there. Players only get the parts they need.
• Once you've edited it, sending the design again keeps your copy. To go back to the website's values, delete your GameData and send the design again.
• Exported before GameData existed? Your place has a GameSettings file instead. Export the design again to get GameData.

Extras and your own code#

• Robux purchases: an Extra that sells a developer product (like Robux Products) delivers it itself, saving the gift and the purchase id together before Roblox hears it worked. A UI.Server.onReceipt stub for the same product in <Name>_ServerHooks is ignored, and Output says so. Never set MarketplaceService.ProcessReceipt yourself: UI.Server owns it.
• Product and pass ids: paste each id once, in GameData.Products or GameData.Passes. When the server starts, GameData writes the ids into your UI's buttons, so a button and the Extra that sells it always use the same product. How to make the ids: Robux ids.
• Don't rebuild what an Extra does. If you ask an AI for help, the Copy AI prompt text lists the Extras already in the game so it doesn't write them again (Vibe-code it with AI).
• Problems: each Extra prints to Output with a [BloxGame] prefix, and if one fails the others keep going. If Output says This game's BloxUI is too old for the game systems, install the UI again from the website so the place gets the newest runtime.

Every Extra#

74 Extras, by kind. Each one lists the settings the website's form shows, with their starting values.

• Core: Data Saving, HUD Bindings, Main Menu & Loading Flow, Rebindable Controls, Settings That Really Work
• Gameplay: Battle Royale Zone, Boss Fights, Challenges & Time Trials, Click to Earn, Emotes, Fighter Roster, Flashlight & Battery, Health, Stamina & Ammo HUD, Horror Director, Kill Feed & Scoreboard, Live Minimap, Melee Combat, Obby Stages, Racing Kit, Roleplay: Jobs & Homes, Rounds & Match Flow, Security Office, Sports Match, Squad Status, Survival Needs, Team Select, Teleports & Zones, Tower Defense Waves, Tycoon Plots, Weapon System
• Monetization: Battle Pass, Dev Products Helper, Eggs & Crates, Game Passes, Gifting, Premium Benefits, Robux Products, Rotating Shop, Spin Wheel, Starter Pack, Timed Boosts, VIP Pass
• Progression: Achievements, Collectibles & Journal, Collection Index, Cosmetics In The World, Crafting, Daily Rewards, Inventory & Backpack, Levels & XP, Loadout, Offline Earnings, Pets, Playtime Rewards, Quest Tracker HUD, Quests, Rebirths, Stat Tracker, Upgrades, Zone Progress
• Social: Chat Tags, Global Leaderboards, Group Rewards, Invite Rewards, Parties & Matchmaking, Trading
• Live ops: Live Events, Redeem Codes
• Admin & safety: Admin Panel, Anti-Exploit, Bans, Data Tools, Economy Analytics, Soft Shutdown

Core Extras#

Data Saving#

Every player's coins, items, upgrades and settings come back when they rejoin.

• Saves the UI's currencies, upgrades and settings, plus every game system's data
• Locks each player's data to one server, so hopping servers never loses progress
• Saves every minute, when a player leaves and when the server shuts down
• Tries again when Roblox is busy, and tells you in Studio if saving is switched off
• Includes the delete-my-data tool Roblox asks for (Right to Erasure)

Settings in GameData: GameData.Features.saving.

HUD Bindings#

One line of code drives any HUD widget: player:SetAttribute("Hud_Objective", "Find the key").

• Every Objective, Counter, Meter, Timer, Compass and Stats row of your design listens to one attribute
• Set it from any script (server or client) and the design updates on that player's screen
• Set it on workspace instead and every player sees it (a round timer, a server goal)
• Or bind a widget to a leaderstat, attribute or stat right here, with no code at all
• The Output lists every widget of your design and the attribute that drives it

Has a part on the player's device. Settings in GameData: GameData.Features.hud_bindings. Setup guide.

Main Menu & Loading Flow#

Players wait behind your main menu with a cinematic camera and spawn when they press Play; the loading bar shows real loading.

• The character spawns when the player presses Play, not behind the menu
• A slow camera fly-over of your map behind the menu (or your own camera spots)
• The loading screen waits until your UI's images and sounds have really loaded, with a real progress bar
• Settings and every other menu button open their windows on top of the menu
• Respawns keep working, and players whose device never shows the menu still spawn

Has a part on the player's device. Settings in GameData: GameData.Features.menu_flow.

Rebindable Controls#

Your Controls screen really rebinds keys and controller buttons, saved per player, with the right keys shown in the HUD.

• Every action in the design's Controls screen and key hints works on keyboard, mouse and controller
• Players rebind a key by clicking it; the new key is saved and comes back next time they play
• Two actions on one key? They swap, so nothing gets lost (or block it, your choice)
• The HUD's key hints show each player's own keys
• Other game systems (weapons, sprint, abilities) add their actions by name in one line

Needs: Data Saving. Has a part on the player's device. Settings in GameData: GameData.Features.keybinds.

Settings That Really Work#

Every switch on your Settings screen changes the real game: hide players and pets, trades, aim assist, speed units, sound and graphics.

• Hide Other Players and Show Other Pets hide them on that player's screen only
• Aim assist for controller and touch players, speed units on the HUD speedometer
• Music, sound effect and ambience sliders turn your game's own sounds up and down
• Low Detail also dims shadows, glow and particles for weak phones
• Trade Requests and Auto-equip Best tell your other game systems what each player wants

Has a part on the player's device. Settings in GameData: GameData.Features.game_toggles.

Gameplay Extras#

Battle Royale Zone#

The battle royale loop: drop in from the sky, outrun a shrinking storm, be the last one standing, then spectate the rest.

• A storm circle that shrinks in phases you set, with a glowing wall and damage outside it
• Players pick a drop zone on the design's Drop Zones screen and glide down there
• The design's storm timer and players-left counter run live; eliminations reach the kill feed
• Last one standing wins: results, rewards, wins and eliminations saved for leaderboards
• Eliminated players spectate the survivors until the next match

Needs: Data Saving. Has a part on the player's device. Settings in GameData: GameData.Features.battle_royale.

Boss Fights#

A real boss with phases and a slam attack drives the design's BossBar live, shares its rewards by damage dealt, and comes back on a timer.

• Spawns your boss model (or a ready-made placeholder) that chases and hits players
• Gets angrier at low health: faster, stronger, with a telegraphed ground slam
• The design's BossBar shows its real name and health to everyone nearby
• Rewards are split by how much damage each player did, plus an item for the top damager
• Counts 'Bosses Slain' for leaderboards, quests, achievements and the profile screen

Has a part on the player's device. Settings in GameData: GameData.Features.boss_fights.

Challenges & Time Trials#

Time trials from a start line to a finish line, timed by the server, with medals, best times and a global leaderboard.

• A start part and a finish part (or your BloxMaps obby) make a time trial; the server keeps the time
• Gold, silver and bronze par times with rewards, and every player's personal best is saved
• A global leaderboard of the fastest times
• A challenge of the day with a twist: no jumping, low gravity, super speed...
• Fills your design's Challenges screen and shows a live stopwatch

Needs: Data Saving. Has a part on the player's device. Settings in GameData: GameData.Features.challenges.

Click to Earn#

Makes your design's big CLICK button pay for real: server-checked clicks, boosts, and an auto-clicker pass.

• Every tap on the Clicker pays the currency it shows, saved on the server
• Rebirths, boosts, pets and VIP multiply what a click pays
• Stops click-spam cheats with a speed limit (auto-clickers allowed or not, your choice)
• Sell an Auto Clicker game pass: it clicks for the player, even while they explore
• No Clicker in your design? A CLICK button appears so it works right away

Needs: Data Saving. Has a part on the player's device. Settings in GameData: GameData.Features.click_to_earn.

Emotes#

The design's emote wheel and emote window play real animations, with optional paid emotes through game passes or items.

• Every emote on the design's wheel and in its emote window really plays
• Starts with Roblox's own public emotes (wave, point, three dances, laugh, cheer, salute)
• Paste any animation id to add your own; loops keep going until the player moves
• Sell emotes: lock one behind a game pass (the buy prompt opens) or an item
• Works on phones, R15 and R6 characters

Has a part on the player's device. Settings in GameData: GameData.Features.emotes.

Fighter Roster#

Pick a fighter, then best-of-3 duels with a 99-second round clock, real knockouts, round pips and results.

• The fighters screen really picks your fighter: health, speed, power, defence and moves
• 1v1 duels in an arena: ROUND 1, FIGHT!, K.O., first to 2 round wins
• Punch, kick, block, dash and an ultimate on keys, gamepad and the design's touch buttons
• Knockouts decided on the server (Humanoid creator tag), ring-outs count, the timer decides the rest
• Wins, KOs and win streaks saved; a practice bot in Studio so you can test alone

Needs: Data Saving. Has a part on the player's device. Settings in GameData: GameData.Features.fighter_roster.

Flashlight & Battery#

A real flashlight that runs out: the battery drains on the design's battery meter, pickups and spare batteries refill it.

• A flashlight tool that lights the way (F, the design's Flashlight button, or a click)
• The battery drains while it's on and shows on the design's Battery meter, flickering when it's low
• Battery pickups in the world (parts tagged Battery) and spare batteries from your shop
• Night vision and zoom when your design has them
• Saved: the battery level comes back after a rejoin

Needs: Data Saving. Has a part on the player's device. Settings in GameData: GameData.Features.flashlight.

Health, Stamina & Ammo HUD#

The design's health, stamina, ammo and readout bars show the real numbers, with an optional sprint system.

• The hotbar equips your real Tools and shows each one's ammo; ammo counters follow the equipped Tool
• Hold Shift (or tap Sprint on phones) to run: stamina drains, recovers and is checked by the server
• Counters, meters, the compass and a boss bar come alive from simple attributes your scripts set
• Weapon makers just set the Tool attributes Ammo, MaxAmmo and Reserve; everything else is automatic

Has a part on the player's device. Settings in GameData: GameData.Features.hud_stats.

Horror Director#

A monster that really hunts your players: it patrols, sees, hears, chases, catches, and your gameover screen works.

• A monster that patrols, spots players, listens for running and chases with real pathfinding
• The Fear meter and vignette rise as it gets close; a jumpscare when it catches you
• Hide in closets and lockers (parts tagged HidingSpot) to lose it
• The design's gameover screen works: Retry, Revive (Robux or your revive currency) and Spectate
• Easy to Nightmare difficulty; drop your own monster model in ServerStorage > BloxGame > Monsters

Needs: Data Saving. Has a part on the player's device. Settings in GameData: GameData.Features.horror_director.

Kill Feed & Scoreboard#

Real kills from any weapon fill the design's kill feed, scoreboard and team score, and tell your other systems.

• Works with any weapon that sets Roblox's standard "creator" tag (most kits already do)
• The design's kill feed, Tab scoreboard (kills, deaths, streaks, teams) and team score go live
• Kill streak shout-outs, a kill marker on your crosshair, optional coins per kill
• Levels, Quests, Achievements and Rounds hear every kill through the event bus

Has a part on the player's device. Settings in GameData: GameData.Features.kill_feed.

Live Minimap#

The design's minimap shows the real map, your team and every point of interest, and opens into a full-screen map.

• A top-down view of YOUR map, drawn live (terrain, parts and meshes), that follows the player
• Markers for you, your team and friends, spawns, shops, zones, quest targets, a battle royale storm and anything you tag
• Tap the minimap (or press M) for a full-screen map with zoom, pan and a waypoint beam
• Works on any map, with or without BloxMaps markers; huge maps just get a coarser picture
• Phone friendly: a light 3D block model in a ViewportFrame that only redraws when you move

Has a part on the player's device. Settings in GameData: GameData.Features.minimap.

Melee Combat#

The design's Attack, Block, Dodge, Dash, Ability and Ultimate buttons really fight: server hitboxes, combos, parries, knockback and cooldowns on the buttons.

• Punches and slashes with combos, blocks and perfect-timing parries, dashes with dodge frames
• Abilities: shockwaves, fireballs and heals, each with its own cooldown shown on the Hotbar and buttons
• The server finds who got hit (hitboxes, walls, distance), so nobody can hit from across the map
• Knockback, a combo counter, damage numbers, and the standard 'creator' tag so kills count
• Works on phones with the design's buttons; moves can cost stamina when a stamina system is on

Has a part on the player's device. Settings in GameData: GameData.Features.melee_combat.

Obby Stages#

Obby checkpoints that save: players come back to their stage, can skip a stage for Robux and get a prize at the finish.

• Works with BloxMaps obby checkpoints, or any part tagged "Checkpoint" with a Stage number
• Saves each player's stage; returning players spawn right where they left off
• A "Skip Stage" Robux product (plus Skip 5) from GameData, the most common obby purchase
• Stage counter on the player list, back-to-any-stage teleports and a finish reward
• Cooperates with BloxMaps kill bricks and moving parts instead of replacing them

Needs: Data Saving. Has a part on the player's device. Settings in GameData: GameData.Features.obby_stages.

Racing Kit#

A complete race loop: grid, 3-2-1-GO, checkpoints and laps that can't be cut, live positions, nitro, drifting and a garage that tunes every car.

• Laps and checkpoints from your track (BloxMaps gates or Parts tagged RaceCheckpoint), passed in order: no shortcuts
• Live position and lap on the HUD, a countdown start, results with best laps, rewards and leaderboards
• Nitro and drift meters, respawn to the last checkpoint, and a placeholder car and track until you add yours
• A real garage: every car keeps its own tuning (Engine, Turbo, Tyres...) bought in the design's Upgrades screen
• Works on its own or inside the Rounds system; the server decides every lap, position and reward

Needs: Data Saving. Has a part on the player's device. Settings in GameData: GameData.Features.racing_kit.

Roleplay: Jobs & Homes#

Real jobs with uniforms and paychecks, homes that give a plot with a lockable door, a wardrobe that dresses you and vehicles.

• The Jobs screen's buttons start a job: uniform, team, chat tag and a paycheck every few minutes
• Buying a home in the Homes screen builds it on a plot, one per player, with a door only you can open
• The wardrobe's Wear really changes your avatar, and it's still on when you come back
• Optional job tasks and vehicles; Tag parts "HousePlot", "JobTask" and "VehicleSpawner", or use the placeholders
• Paychecks only while you're active, nothing a client can fake, and everything saved

Needs: Data Saving. Has a part on the player's device. Settings in GameData: GameData.Features.roleplay.

Rounds & Match Flow#

A real round loop: lobby, intermission countdown, the round on your map, and the design's results screen with real stats and rewards.

• Lobby, intermission countdown, 3-2-1-GO, the round, then results, on repeat
• Win by last one standing, most kills, first to the finish line, or surviving the timer (teams too)
• Players are teleported to the map's spawn markers and back to the lobby afterwards
• The design's timer and objective show the countdown; its Victory screen shows placement, kills, time and rewards
• The server decides everything: kills, finishes, placements and the coins it pays out

Has a part on the player's device. Settings in GameData: GameData.Features.rounds.

Security Office#

A real night shift: doors, lights and cameras on a failing power supply, animatronics that creep closer, nights 1-5.

• The design's doors, lights, mask and camera panel really work; each one uses power
• Animatronics move from camera to camera and try to get in; the server decides every move
• Survive until 6 AM on the night clock; nights 1-5 get harder, winning pays and unlocks the next
• Cameras show parts tagged SecurityCam; the Nights screen shows what's unlocked
• A placeholder office and camera rooms are built so it plays the moment you press Play

Needs: Data Saving. Has a part on the player's device. Settings in GameData: GameData.Features.security_office.

Sports Match#

A real football match: a server-owned ball, pass, shoot and tackle, goals on the score bug, a match clock and results.

• Pass, charged power shots and tackles on keys, gamepad and the design's touch buttons
• Goals, kick-offs, the match clock and the score bug all run on the server
• Kit loadouts with pace, shooting, passing and stamina bonuses
• End-of-match results with goals, assists, shots and pass accuracy, plus coin rewards
• Tag parts "Goal", "Ball" and "TeamSpawn", or press Play and use the placeholder pitch

Needs: Data Saving. Has a part on the player's device. Settings in GameData: GameData.Features.sports_match.

Squad Status#

The design's team widget shows your real teammates: their names, live health and whether they're alive, downed, escaped or out, with hold-to-revive.

• Your team (or everyone, in co-op games) fills the design's TeamStatus portraits
• Live health bars, and Alive / Downed / Dead / Escaped / Caught states
• Downed players can be revived by a teammate holding E (or tapping and holding on a phone)
• Round and horror Extras report downed and escaped players; scripts can too

Has a part on the player's device. Settings in GameData: GameData.Features.squad_status.

Survival Needs#

Hunger and thirst that drain, food and water that fix them, a day/night cycle and storage chests that keep your stuff.

• Hunger and thirst meters on the design's HUD drain over time; starving hurts
• Eat and Drink use food from the backpack, bushes and wells in the world (tagged Food / Water)
• A day/night cycle drives the design's timer, the day counter and the sky
• Storage chests (tagged StorageChest) keep items safe: per player or shared, saved, no duplicates
• Bandages and herbs heal through the design's Heal button

Needs: Data Saving. Has a part on the player's device. Settings in GameData: GameData.Features.survival_needs.

Team Select#

The design's team screen puts players on real Roblox Teams, kept fair, with VIP-only teams and team spawns.

• Join Blue / Join Red / Auto-Assign buttons really assign Roblox Teams (the player list shows them)
• Auto-balance: nobody can stack a team; auto-assign picks the smallest
• Optional game-pass teams (a VIP squad), with the purchase prompt built in
• Each team spawns at its own BloxMaps team spawn; other Extras (sports, rounds, kill feed) follow the teams

Has a part on the player's device. Settings in GameData: GameData.Features.teams.

Teleports & Zones#

The design's worlds screen and teleport buttons really move players, with zones locked behind coins or a level.

• World cards and teleport buttons go to BloxMaps zones, teleport markers or parts tagged TeleportPoint
• Lock zones behind a price or a level: the server checks it, takes the coins and saves the unlock
• Simulator gates get an Unlock prompt and open for their owners; walk-in portals just work
• Other places too: paste a place id and the card teleports there with TeleportService

Needs: Data Saving. Has a part on the player's device. Settings in GameData: GameData.Features.teleports. Setup guide.

Tower Defense Waves#

A full tower defense loop: waves of enemies down your path, towers you place, upgrade and sell, a base to protect and a results screen.

• Waves you configure (enemy types, counts, HP, speed, rewards) walking a path of Parts tagged TDPath, or your BloxMaps waypoints
• Place towers on TDSpot parts or an automatic grid; upgrade, sell and pick targeting (First, Last, Strongest...)
• Cash per kill and per wave, base health on the design's health bar, Skip Wave votes, a boss bar for bosses
• Victory or game over opens the Results screen; highest wave, wins and towers placed are saved for leaderboards
• Placeholders for the path, the base, the spots, enemies and towers, so it plays the moment you press Play

Needs: Data Saving. Has a part on the player's device. Settings in GameData: GameData.Features.tower_defense.

Tycoon Plots#

A real tycoon: claim a plot, buy droppers from your Build window, watch cash flow down the conveyor. Saved and rebuilt on every visit.

• Players claim a plot (one each). It's released when they leave and rebuilt from their save when they come back
• Every machine bought in the design's Build window appears on the plot, in order: droppers, upgraders, conveyors, buildings
• Drops ride the conveyor into the collector and pay the owner, multiplied by upgrades, rebirths and boosts
• Use your own models (ServerStorage > BloxGame > Tycoon) or the built-in placeholders; works on BloxMap tycoon maps
• Shows the next goal on the HUD, counts machines for leaderboards and pays offline earnings at your tycoon's rate

Needs: Data Saving. Has a part on the player's device. Settings in GameData: GameData.Features.tycoon_plot.

Weapon System#

Ready-made guns, grenades and knives that work with the design's crosshair, ammo counter and hit markers, with every hit checked by the server.

• Guns, shotguns, snipers, grenades and knives, with ammo, reload, aim zoom and crouch
• The design's Hotbar weapons become real Tools, and its crosshair shows hit and kill markers
• Every hit is checked by the server (fire rate, walls, distance, lag), so cheaters can't one-shot anyone
• Headshots, damage falloff and the standard 'creator' tag, so kill feeds and leaderboards count kills
• Change any number here or in GameData.Items; drop your own gun models in ServerStorage > BloxGame > Tools

Has a part on the player's device. Settings in GameData: GameData.Features.weapon_system.

Monetization Extras#

Battle Pass#

A season battle pass with a free and a premium reward track that players level up by playing.

• 30+ tiers of free and premium rewards: currency, items and 2x boosts
• Season XP from quests, minutes played, wins and a daily login bonus
• Premium unlocks with a game pass or a Robux product from GameData, plus an optional Buy Tier product
• Seasons end on a UTC date and the next one starts by itself; unclaimed rewards are delivered
• Fills your design's pass screen, with Claim All, tier-up toasts and a live countdown

Needs: Data Saving. Has a part on the player's device. Settings in GameData: GameData.Features.season_pass.

Dev Products Helper#

Checks every Robux button in your game: which ids are missing, which system gives what, and test purchases in Studio.

• Lists every Robux-priced thing in your design with its GameData entry and whether its id is pasted
• Asks Roblox if each id is real and if its price matches
• Prints one clear setup checklist to the Output when the game starts
• An admin-only in-game Monetization check panel that test-prompts each product (free in Studio)

Has a part on the player's device. Settings in GameData: GameData.Features.product_helper.

Eggs & Crates#

Eggs and crates that roll on the server, show their odds, guarantee a rare with a pity counter and sell for coins or Robux.

• Your design's crate and egg shop gives real items, rolled fairly on the server
• Every egg shows its odds before anyone pays (Roblox rules for paid random items)
• A pity counter guarantees a Legendary after a run of bad luck
• 2x Luck boosts really do make rare drops likelier
• Sell eggs for coins, for Robux, or on egg stands in your world

Needs: Data Saving. Has a part on the player's device. Settings in GameData: GameData.Features.eggs.

Game Passes#

Sell VIP, 2x coins and more: perks switch on the moment a pass is bought.

• Connects each game pass in your shop to a perk
• Perks: more currency (2x coins), a free item, a chat tag like [VIP] or extra slots
• Checks ownership with Roblox when players join and right after they buy
• Works without rejoining: the perk turns on the second the purchase goes through
• Your own scripts can read the Pass_<name> attribute for anything else

Needs: Data Saving. Settings in GameData: GameData.Features.passes.

Gifting#

Players buy Robux gifts for friends in the server, and every gift arrives, even if the friend already left.

• Pick a player in the server or a friend, then everything bought in the shop is theirs
• The friend sees who it's from the moment it arrives
• Left the game already? The gift waits safely and arrives when they next play, in any server
• Gifts can be currency, items or timed boosts
• Every gift is delivered exactly once, even if Roblox retries the purchase

Needs: Data Saving. Has a part on the player's device. Settings in GameData: GameData.Features.gifting. Setup guide.

Premium Benefits#

Roblox Premium players earn more and get a daily gift, and everyone else sees why they should upgrade.

• Roblox Premium players earn a bonus on your currency
• A free daily gift for Premium players, every UTC day
• A "Get Premium" button opens Roblox's own Premium window
• Upgrading mid-game turns the perks on at once
• More Premium playtime means more Premium Payouts for you

Needs: Data Saving. Has a part on the player's device. Settings in GameData: GameData.Features.premium.

Robux Products#

Sell gem packs, coin bundles and more for Robux, delivered safely every time.

• Connects each Robux item in your shop to its developer product
• Gives currency or an item the moment Roblox confirms the purchase
• Saves every purchase before it counts, so nobody pays without getting it
• Never gives twice, even when Roblox retries after a crash or a rejoin
• Thanks the player with a message on their screen

Needs: Data Saving. Settings in GameData: GameData.Features.products.

Rotating Shop#

A daily shop with new items every day, the same in every server, limited stock and a countdown to the next refresh.

• New items every day: players come back to see what's in stock
• Every server shows the same shop, so friends can compare
• Limited stock per player per day makes every item feel rare
• A live countdown to the next refresh
• Optional Robux refresh for players who can't wait

Needs: Data Saving. Has a part on the player's device. Settings in GameData: GameData.Features.rotating_shop.

Spin Wheel#

A prize wheel with a free spin every few hours and Robux spins, rolled fairly on the server with the odds on the wheel.

• A free spin every few hours brings players back
• Out of free spins? Buy another one for Robux, any time
• Prizes can be currency, items or timed boosts, each with its own odds
• The odds are on the wheel, and big wins are announced to the whole server
• Uses your design's spin screen: its wheel, buttons and countdown

Needs: Data Saving. Has a part on the player's device. Settings in GameData: GameData.Features.spin_wheel.

Starter Pack#

A one-time, limited-time bundle for new players that pops up on join and is never sold twice.

• New players get a big bundle offer with a countdown from their first visit
• It pops up by itself on join, in your design's Offer screen (or as a toast with a buy button)
• Bought once, it's gone for good; when the timer ends, it disappears
• Fill it with any currency, items and boosts
• Each purchase is delivered exactly once, even if Roblox retries it

Needs: Data Saving. Has a part on the player's device. Settings in GameData: GameData.Features.starter_pack.

Timed Boosts#

2x Coins, 2x Luck and 2x XP boosts that tick down on screen and sell for Robux again and again.

• Players buy 2x Coins, 2x Luck or 2x XP for a few minutes, as often as they like
• Buying again adds more time on top, so boosts stack
• A live countdown on screen shows how long each boost has left
• Other systems (spin wheel, starter pack, gifts, VIP) can hand out boosts too
• Count down only while playing (fair) or in real time: your choice

Needs: Data Saving. Has a part on the player's device. Settings in GameData: GameData.Features.boosts.

VIP Pass#

One game pass, a whole VIP package: more coins, a daily VIP bonus, a gold chat tag and a VIP-only area.

• VIPs earn more of every currency, for good
• A daily VIP bonus lands automatically, every day they play
• A gold [VIP] tag in front of their chat messages
• VIP-only doors: VIPs walk through, everyone else gets the VIP offer
• Works the moment the pass is bought, no rejoin needed

Needs: Data Saving. Settings in GameData: GameData.Features.vip.

Progression Extras#

Achievements#

Long-term milestones with rewards and real Roblox badges, so players always have something to chase.

• Milestones for currency earned, level, rebirths, time played, quests, streaks and purchases
• Each one pays a reward, claimed from the Achievements screen or given at once
• Optional Roblox badge per achievement, awarded safely with retries
• A welcome badge for joining
• Your scripts add custom stats with one line: Achievements.addStat(player, "kills", 1)

Needs: Data Saving. Has a part on the player's device. Settings in GameData: GameData.Features.achievements.

Collectibles & Journal#

Pages, tapes and notes hidden in your map fill the design's journal and counter; ghost hunts with a real evidence board.

• Parts tagged Collectible (with a Name) become things to find; each player's finds are saved
• The HUD counter (Pages 3/8) and the journal's notes and grid fill in as you find them
• Evidence board: inspect evidence spots, rule ghosts in or out, and the server checks your guess
• Carry things in your left and right hands and deliver them where they belong
• Rewards for every find and for finding everything

Needs: Data Saving. Has a part on the player's device. Settings in GameData: GameData.Features.collectibles.

Collection Index#

A collection book that fills itself: every item a player finds is marked, with rewards at 25, 50, 75 and 100%.

• Items are discovered the first time a player owns them, from anywhere in the game
• The design's Index screen shows found items in colour and the completion bar
• Milestone rewards at 25 / 50 / 75 / 100% (or any percent you pick)
• A bonus for every completed set (all the Legendaries, a whole world...)
• Checked and paid by the server, once per player, saved

Needs: Data Saving. Has a part on the player's device. Settings in GameData: GameData.Features.index. Setup guide.

Cosmetics In The World#

Trails, auras, titles, outfits and weapon skins players equip really show on their character, for everyone.

• Equip from the design's wardrobe, locker or trails screen and everyone sees it at once
• Trails behind the character, glowing auras, a title over the head, outfits and weapon skins
• Only items the player owns can be equipped: the server checks every time
• Saved: equipped cosmetics come back after a respawn and the next time they play
• Works right away with good-looking placeholders; drop in your own Trail, particles or outfit later

Needs: Data Saving. Has a part on the player's device. Settings in GameData: GameData.Features.cosmetics.

Crafting#

Real recipes: gathered materials and items go in, tools and gear come out, checked by the server and saved.

• The design's crafting screen crafts for real: inputs are taken, the item goes to the backpack
• Recipes use currencies (Wood, Stone) and items (Rope), with craft times and stations (a Workbench)
• The screen shows each recipe's real cost and what's craftable right now
• Crafts in progress are saved, so leaving mid-craft never loses anything
• Edit recipes in GameData: inputs, output, time, station

Needs: Data Saving. Has a part on the player's device. Settings in GameData: GameData.Features.crafting.

Daily Rewards#

A login-streak calendar that pays out every day and makes players come back tomorrow.

• A reward every day that grows with the streak, with a big final day
• Miss a day and the streak starts over (with an optional grace window)
• A toast and the Daily screen pop up as soon as today's reward is ready
• Pick each day's reward: any currency amount or an item
• The server checks every claim, so the calendar can't be cheated

Needs: Data Saving. Has a part on the player's device. Settings in GameData: GameData.Features.daily_rewards.

Inventory & Backpack#

The design's inventory and backpack screens show what each player really owns, with equip, sort, filter and sell.

• Shows every owned item (from eggs, shops, rewards...) in the design's own inventory screens
• Equip and unequip: a Tool goes into the player's backpack, and comes back after every respawn
• Sort by rarity, filter chips by rarity, favourite items so they can't be sold by mistake
• Sell items for currency (or just delete them), checked by the server so nothing sells twice
• Equip slots saved per player, with an optional Robux 'more slots' product

Needs: Data Saving. Has a part on the player's device. Settings in GameData: GameData.Features.inventory.

Levels & XP#

Players earn XP from everything they do and level up with rewards, shown on the leaderboard and above their heads.

• XP from earning currency, time played, quests and daily rewards
• A smooth XP curve you set with two numbers
• Rewards on every level-up, plus big milestone rewards
• Level in the leaderboard, a tag above each head and the HUD's XP bar
• Other scripts give XP with one line: Levels.addXp(player, 50)

Needs: Data Saving. Has a part on the player's device. Settings in GameData: GameData.Features.levels.

Loadout#

The design's loadout screen picks the primary, secondary, melee and skin a player spawns with.

• Primary, secondary, melee and skin slots (or your own), filled from what each player owns
• The picked Tools are given on every spawn, in slot order (1, 2, 3 on the hotbar)
• Quick-switch: Q swaps back to the last weapon
• The server checks you own it and that it fits the slot
• Saved per player, with placeholder Tools until you add your own models

Needs: Data Saving. Has a part on the player's device. Settings in GameData: GameData.Features.loadout.

Offline Earnings#

Players earn while they're away, up to a cap, and collect it (or 2x it for Robux) in the welcome-back popup.

• Idle income while away: a share of what the player earns per second, up to a few hours
• The design's 'Welcome back!' popup shows the real amount and time on join
• A 'claim 2x' developer product that doubles it (given once per purchase)
• Time is measured with the server's clock only: changing a device's clock does nothing
• Offline upgrades from the Upgrades system make it bigger

Needs: Data Saving. Has a part on the player's device. Settings in GameData: GameData.Features.offline_earnings. Setup guide.

Pets#

Equipped pets follow the player around and multiply what they earn, with Equip Best and golden crafting.

• Equip up to N pets (more with a pets pass); they float along behind the player
• Every pet boosts earnings by its rarity, or by the value you set in GameData
• Equip Best, and Craft Golden: 5 of a pet become a stronger golden one
• Fills the design's pets screen: the grid, the team slots and the boost stats
• Your own pet models from ServerStorage, or cute placeholders until you add them

Needs: Data Saving. Has a part on the player's device. Settings in GameData: GameData.Features.pets.

Playtime Rewards#

Free gifts that unlock the longer a player stays: the retention trick behind every top simulator.

• Gift boxes unlock after 5, 10, 15, 30 and 60 minutes of play
• Ready gifts shake in the Rewards screen and a toast tells the player
• Claim one or all at once; the server times every gift
• Pick each gift's reward: any currency amount or an item
• Gifts start over every session, or once a day if you prefer

Needs: Data Saving. Has a part on the player's device. Settings in GameData: GameData.Features.playtime_rewards. Setup guide.

Quest Tracker HUD#

Makes the quest list on your HUD real: today's quests with live progress bars that tick off as players play.

• Shows the player's real quests from the Quests extra, with bars that fill as they play
• Finished quests jump to the top so players remember to claim them
• Any other system can add its own goals (tycoon progress, season challenges...)
• Optional starter goals of your own ("Collect 100 Coins") when you don't use Quests
• Hides itself when there's nothing to show, instead of fake sample quests

Has a part on the player's device. Settings in GameData: GameData.Features.quest_tracker_hud.

Quests#

Daily and weekly missions that give players a reason to log in and a goal every session.

• Fresh daily and weekly quests, the same set for every player
• Earn, spend, play time, open eggs or cases, press a button, or your own custom goals
• Progress bars fill live; finished quests glow until claimed
• A bonus for finishing every daily quest
• Other scripts can add progress with one line: Quests.progress(player, "custom", 1, "zombies")

Needs: Data Saving. Has a part on the player's device. Settings in GameData: GameData.Features.quests.

Rebirths#

The simulator staple: trade your currency for a permanent multiplier and climb again, faster.

• Reset a currency for a permanent earnings multiplier
• A cost that climbs with every rebirth (straight or steep curve)
• Optional rebirth tokens: a second currency paid on every rebirth
• Fills the Rebirth screen: count, multiplier before and after, cost and progress
• Rebirths show in the player list and every system can read the multiplier

Needs: Data Saving. Has a part on the player's device. Settings in GameData: GameData.Features.rebirths. Setup guide.

Stat Tracker#

Counts the stats your design shows (Wins, Best Time, Eggs Hatched, Coins Earned, Playtime...) and saves them.

• Records wins, kills, best times, eggs hatched, currency earned, playtime, clicks and machines built
• Finds the stats your Leaderboards and Stats screens show and starts counting them by itself
• Saved with the player; each stat is also a player attribute that Global Leaderboards can rank
• Fills your design's Stats and Profile rows with the real numbers
• Any script or system adds to a stat with one line

Needs: Data Saving. Has a part on the player's device. Settings in GameData: GameData.Features.stat_tracker.

Upgrades#

Tycoon and simulator upgrades that really do something: speed, income per second, capacity, luck, multipliers.

• Each upgrade has levels, a max, and a cost that climbs with every level
• Real effects on the server: walk speed, jump, passive income, capacity, luck, earnings boosts
• Income upgrades pay currency every second while the player is in the game
• The design's upgrade cards show the level, the next cost and MAX, and buy through the server
• Everything is set here: names, effects, prices, curves and max levels

Needs: Data Saving. Has a part on the player's device. Settings in GameData: GameData.Features.upgrades.

Zone Progress#

Your worlds in a row (Spawn Meadow > Crystal Caves..., or Common > Rare > Epic...): players unlock the next one and the HUD's zone strip shows where they are.

• The zones are your design's worlds, in order, with what unlocks each (from the world cards)
• Unlock by reaching an amount (cash, rebirths, wins...) or by buying the next zone
• The HUD's zone strip lights up the unlocked zones and puts the player's avatar head on the one they're in
• Tap a zone to teleport to its spawn part (only unlocked ones), with a cooldown
• Saved: a zone once unlocked stays unlocked, even if the cash is spent

Needs: Data Saving. Has a part on the player's device. Settings in GameData: GameData.Features.zone_progress. Setup guide.

Social Extras#

Chat Tags#

Coloured [VIP], [DEV], [Lv.25] tags in front of names in chat, decided by the server.

• Tags for the developer, admins, VIPs, Roblox Premium, group ranks, levels and rebirths
• Each tag has its own colour; {n} shows the player's level or rebirths
• Rules in the order you choose, up to a few tags per player
• Updates live when someone levels up or buys VIP, with a toast for new tags
• Tags make VIP and group ranks something players want to show off

Has a part on the player's device. Settings in GameData: GameData.Features.chat_tags.

Global Leaderboards#

All-time and weekly top players from every server, live on your leaderboard screen and on in-world boards.

• Top 10 boards for any currency, level, rebirths, playtime or your own stat (best times rank fastest first)
• Weekly boards reset by themselves every week, so new players can win too
• Fills the Leaderboard screen of your design with real names and avatars
• Tag any Part "BloxLeaderboard" and it becomes a glowing board in your map
• Stays inside Roblox's DataStore limits, even in full servers

Needs: Data Saving. Has a part on the player's device. Settings in GameData: GameData.Features.leaderboards.

Group Rewards#

A one-time gift and a permanent boost for joining your Roblox group, checked again every time they play.

• Players who join your group get a one-time reward
• Members earn more forever (a permanent multiplier), for as long as they stay
• Membership is checked again on every join, so leaving the group ends the boost
• Optional chat tags by group rank, like [Owner] or [Member]
• Grows your group, so every update reaches more players

Needs: Data Saving. Has a part on the player's device. Settings in GameData: GameData.Features.group_rewards.

Invite Rewards#

Players earn a reward for every friend they bring in, and earn more while playing together.

• An Invite button opens Roblox's invite-friends window
• The inviter gets a reward when an invited friend joins and plays, even from another server
• The new friend gets a welcome gift too
• Playing with friends in the same server boosts everyone's earnings
• Built-in limits stop alt accounts and fake invites from farming rewards

Needs: Data Saving. Has a part on the player's device. Settings in GameData: GameData.Features.invite_rewards. Setup guide.

Parties & Matchmaking#

Players team up in the design's Party window, pick a mode and teleport into a match together.

• Invite players in the server (or friends through Roblox) into a party; members show in the Party window
• The party leader picks a mode tile: parties queue together and are never split up
• Teleports the whole party to your match place, with private servers for private or custom modes
• Party chat with /p, and friends who join from an invite land in your party
• Clear messages when a mode has no place id yet, and spam-proof buttons

Has a part on the player's device. Settings in GameData: GameData.Features.matchmaking_party.

Trading#

Safe player-to-player trades of items and currency that can never duplicate anything.

• Request a trade by walking up to a player or from the Trade button
• Both players add items (and coins), accept, then a 5-second countdown that restarts on any change
• The server swaps everything at once, with a trade journal: no duplicates after crashes or leaves
• Trade history, playtime / level / account-age gates against alts, untradeable items in GameData
• Fills your design's Trade screen

Needs: Data Saving. Has a part on the player's device. Settings in GameData: GameData.Features.trading.

Live ops Extras#

Live Events#

Scheduled "2x Coins Weekend" style events with a live banner, plus server-wide shout-outs for rare moments.

• Weekly or one-time events that multiply a currency while they run
• A banner counts down to the next event and shows when one is live
• Start a surprise event in every server at once from your own scripts
• Rare moments ("Alex hatched a Mythic Dragon!") are announced in every server
• Gives players a reason to come back at the same time every week

Has a part on the player's device. Settings in GameData: GameData.Features.live_events.

Redeem Codes#

Promo codes for currency, items and boosts, with expiry dates, use limits and guess protection.

• Players type a code on your Codes screen and get coins, items or a timed boost
• Codes can expire on a date and can be limited to the first N players
• Each code works once per player, whatever the capitals or spaces
• Guessing is blocked: too many wrong codes locks the box for a while
• Drop a new code for every update to bring players back

Needs: Data Saving. Has a part on the player's device. Settings in GameData: GameData.Features.codes.

Admin & safety Extras#

Admin Panel#

A private admin panel and chat commands to give, kick, ban, teleport and announce, with every action logged.

• A clean in-game panel (a key, a button or :panel) that only admins ever see
• Chat commands: :give, :item, :kick, :ban, :unban, :tp, :announce, :data, :boost
• Admins by user id or group rank, and the game owner is always one
• Every command is checked by the server and saved in a log: who, what and when
• Everyone else gets silence: the remotes do nothing for them and are rate-limited

Has a part on the player's device. Settings in GameData: GameData.Features.admin.

Anti-Exploit#

Lenient server-side checks for speed hacks, teleports, remote spam and impossible currency jumps, with admin alerts.

• Catches speed hacks and teleports on the server, where cheaters can't switch it off
• Flags players who spam your remotes or fire server-only ones
• Spots impossible currency jumps (like a million coins in a minute)
• Alerts admins on the Admin Panel; you choose log, pull back or kick
• Lenient by default and never bans, so honest players are safe

Settings in GameData: GameData.Features.anti_exploit.

Bans#

Real Roblox bans with lengths, reasons and alt-account blocking, plus a backup ban list for bad days.

• Uses Roblox's official ban API: one ban blocks every server (and alt accounts)
• Timed or permanent bans, with a message the banned player sees
• A saved backup ban list, checked on join, if Roblox's ban service fails
• Works from the Admin Panel (:ban, :unban, :baninfo, :bans) or one line of code

Settings in GameData: GameData.Features.bans.

Data Tools#

Undo button for player data: snapshots, one-command rollbacks, readable data views and GDPR erasure.

• Snapshots of a player's data on join and before every admin change
• :rollback puts a player back to any snapshot (and can be undone)
• :data shows a readable summary of everything a player has
• Right to Erasure in one command: :erase <userId> confirm
• Scripts can snapshot before risky changes (trades, resets) with one line

Needs: Admin Panel. Settings in GameData: GameData.Features.data_tools.

Economy Analytics#

See where every coin comes from and goes, where new players drop off, and how your shop converts, on the Creator Dashboard.

• Every currency change becomes a source or sink on Roblox's Economy dashboard
• An onboarding funnel (first join, first minutes, shop, first purchase, first rebirth)
• Shop and Robux-prompt funnels show how many players go from looking to buying
• Custom events from your scripts or from the design's buttons
• Safe: nothing is sent from Studio, and failures never break the game

Has a part on the player's device. Settings in GameData: GameData.Features.analytics.

Soft Shutdown#

Update your game without kicking anyone: players see an 'Updating...' screen and land in a fresh server.

• Shut down servers for an update and nobody gets kicked
• Players wait a few seconds on a friendly 'Updating...' screen, then come back
• They arrive together in a new server running your latest version
• Teleport errors are retried; Studio is skipped automatically
• Admins can also restart one laggy server with :restartserver

Has a part on the player's device. Settings in GameData: GameData.Features.soft_shutdown.