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Creating a badge system in Roblox is a great way to reward players for achieving certain milestones or completing specific tasks in your game. In this guide, we’ll walk through the steps to create badges in your game using scripts and the Roblox website.

Step-by-Step Guide to Creating Badges in Roblox with Scripts

1. Create a Badge on Roblox Website

Before you can reward players with badges in your game, you need to create a badge on the Roblox website.

1. Go to the Roblox Create Page:

• Visit https://create.roblox.com/.

• On the left side, click on “Manage My Games”.

2. Choose Your Game:

• Select the game where you want to add the badge. This will take you to the game’s settings page.

3. Create a Badge:

• On the left sidebar, click on “Badges”.

• Click on “Create New Badge”.

• Enter a name, description, and upload an image for your badge.

• Set a price (it’s usually free, but you can charge players Robux if you wish).

• Click “Create” to create your badge.

4. Get the Badge ID:

• After creating the badge, note down the Badge ID. You’ll need this to use in your game script.

2. Script for Granting a Badge to Players

Once you’ve created the badge, you can write a script to grant the badge to players when they meet specific conditions (such as achieving a certain score, completing a quest, etc.).

1. Create a Script in ServerScriptService:

• In Explorer, go to ServerScriptService, right-click, and insert a Script. Name the script something like “BadgeScript”.

2. Copy and Paste the Script Below:

local BadgeService = game:GetService(“BadgeService”)

local badgeId = 123456789  — Replace this with your actual Badge ID

— Function to award the badge

local function awardBadge(player)

    — Check if the player has already been awarded the badge

    local success, errorMessage = pcall(function()

        BadgeService:AwardBadge(player.UserId, badgeId)

    end)

    if success then

        print(player.Name .. ” has earned the badge!”)

    else

        warn(“Failed to award badge to ” .. player.Name .. “: ” .. errorMessage)

    end

end

— Example: Award the badge when a player reaches a certain score

game.Players.PlayerAdded:Connect(function(player)

    — Assuming you have a leaderstats setup with a “Score” value

    local leaderstats = player:WaitForChild(“leaderstats”)

    local score = leaderstats:WaitForChild(“Score”)

    — Listen for changes in score and award the badge when the score reaches 100

    score.Changed:Connect(function()

        if score.Value >= 100 then  — Replace this with your condition (e.g., score threshold)

            awardBadge(player)

        end

    end)

end)

3. Explanation of the Script:

• BadgeService: This service allows you to interact with badges, including awarding them to players.

• Badge ID: Replace 123456789 with your Badge ID that you got from the Roblox website.

• Awarding the Badge: The awardBadge function uses BadgeService:AwardBadge to award the badge to the player.

• Checking Score: In this example, the badge is awarded when a player’s score reaches 100. You can modify this condition based on whatever criteria you want to use (e.g., completing a quest, joining the game, etc.).

4. Optional: Creating a Leaderboard (for Score Tracking)

If you want to track something like a player’s score (as in the example above), you need to create a leaderboard. Here’s how:

1. Add a Leaderboard for Players:

• Right-click on ServerScriptService, insert a Script, and use the following code to set up a leaderboard:

game.Players.PlayerAdded:Connect(function(player)

    — Create leaderstats folder

    local leaderstats = Instance.new(“Folder”)

    leaderstats.Name = “leaderstats”

    leaderstats.Parent = player

    — Create a score value to track player score

    local score = Instance.new(“IntValue”)

    score.Name = “Score”

    score.Value = 0  — Start with 0 points

    score.Parent = leaderstats

end)

5. Testing the Badge System

Once you have set up the script and leaderboards, here’s how you can test the badge system:

1. Play the Game:

• Enter Play Mode in Roblox Studio to test your game.

2. Earn the Badge:

• Depending on your conditions (e.g., a score of 100), trigger the event that awards the badge.

• If the player meets the condition (e.g., their score reaches 100), they should receive the badge.

3. Check Badge in Player’s Profile:

• After earning the badge, you can check the player’s profile to see if the badge was awarded.

• Go to https://www.roblox.com/users/(playerId)/profile and look under the Badges section of their profile.

Conclusion

Now you’ve successfully set up a system where players can earn badges in your game based on specific achievements. The process involves:

1. Creating badges on the Roblox website.

2. Writing scripts to award those badges when players meet certain conditions.

3. Optionally, setting up a leaderboard for tracking player progress or other conditions.

You can expand this system to include different kinds of badges for various achievements like:

• Reaching specific levels.

• Completing certain quests.

• Spending a certain amount of time in the game.

• Winning a certain number of matches, etc.

Badges are a great way to add a sense of achievement and reward in your game!