[FIXED] CoreNotificationV1 - CoreGUI Notifications Simplified

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#1

Introducing: CoreNotificationV1!

A lightweight, easy to use, module which utilizes Roblox’s CoreGUI to create custom notifications.

This module includes:

  • Custom Buttons
  • Callbacks
  • Icons
  • Sounds
  • And more!

Usage:

Here is an example usage on how to use this module.

local RS = game:GetService("ReplicatedStorage")
local CoreNotification = require(RS.CoreNotification:WaitForChild("CoreNotificationV1"))

local function callback(choice)
	print(choice .. " was chosen!")
end

CoreNotification:Notify(
	"Example Notification", -- Title
	"Example body text", -- body text
	111630714337304, -- Notification Image
	"Button1", -- Button 1
	"Button2", -- Button2
	5, --Duration
	callback
)

You can also create different callbacks for each button.

local function callback(choice)
	if choice == "Button1" then
		local message = Instance.new("Message")
		message.Text = "Button 1 Was Chosen"
		
	elseif choice == "Button2" then
		local message = Instance.new("Message")
		message.Text = "Button 2 Was Chosen"
	end
end

Video Usage:

Video of what we created above:


Here’s something creative i made with this module:

Download:

Platform=Roblox

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if you have any issues, PM me. This resource is for INTERMEDIATE/BEGINNER scripters, you advanced people can probably write this yourself.

Source Code 
local notify = {}
local StarterGui = game:GetService("StarterGui")

local defaultDuration = 5

function notify:Notify(
	title: string,
	text: string,
	imageId: number,
	button1: string?,
	button2: string?,
	duration: number?,
	callback: (string) -> ()?
)
	local bindable = Instance.new("BindableFunction")
	function bindable.OnInvoke(response)
		if callback then
			callback(response)
		end
	end

	local notificationData = {
		Title = title,
		Text = text,
		Duration = duration or defaultDuration,
		Callback = bindable,
	}

	if imageId then
		notificationData.Icon = "rbxassetid://" .. imageId
	end
	
	if button1 and button1 ~= "" then
		notificationData.Button1 = button1
	end
	if button2 and button2 ~= "" then
		notificationData.Button2 = button2
	end

	local success, err = pcall(function()
		StarterGui:SetCore("SendNotification", notificationData)
	end)

	if not success then
		warn("Failed to display notification:", err)
	end
end

return notify
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#2

There was an issue with the source code. It is now fixed! Click the new link: https://create.roblox.com/store/asset/136549356178572/CoreNotificationV1

#3

Very cool! I have dabbled in the past with making Ui that fits with Roblox’s Core theme. If I do again someday I will make sure to remember this.

#4

This module does simplify creating built-in notifications, but it is also limiting and has a worse interface than the traditional way. Wouldn’t recommend using it for that reason.

Source Code

-- https://create.roblox.com/store/asset/136549356178572/
-- 2/12/2025

local notify = {}
local StarterGui = game:GetService("StarterGui")
local defaultDuration = 5
function notify:Notify(
	title: string,
	text: string,
	imageId: number,
	button1: string?,
	button2: string?,
	duration: number?,
	callback: (string) -> ()?
)
	local bindable = Instance.new("BindableFunction")
	function bindable.OnInvoke(response)
		if callback then
			callback(response)
		end
	end
	local notificationData = {
		Title = title,
		Text = text,
		Duration = duration or defaultDuration,
		Callback = bindable,
	}
	if imageId then
		notificationData.Icon = "rbxassetid://" .. imageId
	end
	
	if button1 and button1 ~= "" then
		notificationData.Button1 = button1
	end
	if button2 and button2 ~= "" then
		notificationData.Button2 = button2
	end
	local success, err = pcall(function()
		StarterGui:SetCore("SendNotification", notificationData)
	end)
	if not success then
		warn("Failed to display notification:", err)
	end
end
return notify
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