How to award UGC Limiteds ingame?

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#24

I just played a game that has this choice, (and actually got it this way). You would make a developer product and/or gamepass, and check if they bought it. If they did, you would prompt the free UGC. Thats how most UGC creators go about making it.

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#25

Ok. That’s smart, but is there no cleaner, more official way to do this?

#26

No, because you need to let the user buy it. There is no support for making a free and paid version. You can’t force it in their inventory. Only other option is to make 2 Limiteds, one paid one free, but that doesn’t make sense

#27

I think he did it by the “Experience by Place ID Sale Location.”
Here is something from Roblox:

more like 10 milliseconds (seriously, when i refresh every time a ugc limited releases, it gets sold out)

#28

ok, can you show how you got the answer for others who may have the same issue??

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#29

MarketplaceService:PromptPurchase(plr, itemid)

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#30

@colmidy

Isn’t that the solution I provided you with??

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#31

Is there any way to get the stock of a UGC limited? I don’t want players to be confused and just see the limited not being able to be bought, but have them realize that the stock is all gone. Thanks!

#32

Use MarketplaceService:GetProductInfo() And check out the Remaining property

#33

This topic may interest you:

Short answer: game.MarketplaceService:GetProductInfo(itemId).Remaining

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#34

any help on how to make it so when you step on a part, the prompt appears?

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local Market = game:GetService("MarketplaceService") -- Market!
--
local debounce = false -- Ony One Per Time.
--
local ItemID = 0 -- Change With Your ItemID
--

function BuyItem(thing)
	if game.Players:FindFirstChild(thing.Parent.Name) and debounce == false then -- Check If Player Exists
		debounce = true -- Debounce
		local plr = game.Players:FindFirstChild(thing.Parent.Name) -- Set Player To The Player Intance, not the name
		print(plr.Name.. " Touched The Part: " ..script.Parent.Name) -- Printer, Can be removed
		Market:PromptPurchase(plr, ItemID) -- Purchase!
		task.wait(1) -- Debounce
		debounce = false -- Same
	end
end


function PPFinished(User, BuyedAsset, isPurchased) -- Verify Status Of Player Purchase
	if BuyedAsset == AssetID  then
		if isPurchased then -- If Purchase is sucessfull do things
			print("Purchase Completed. AssetID: " ..BuyedAsset.. ", Player: " ..User.Name)
		else -- Same but if NOT sucessfull
			warn("Purchase Canceled. AssetID: " ..BuyedAsset.. ", Player: " ..User.Name)
		end
	end
end


script.Parent.Touched:connect(BuyItem) -- Buy Prompt
Market.PromptPurchaseFinished:Connect(PPFinished) -- Prompt Output
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#36

I still do not understand how I could upload the UGC to Roblox, as an item sold in the game only.

#37

Upload it as normal, but when you put it for sale there would be an option to choose in experiences only.

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#38

Thank you for replying! I will need to apply for UGC Creators right?!

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#39

Yes, you can do it here. Or you can verify your age by going to your account settings. By verifying you can get access to ugc.

#40

is it possible to get a ugc creator to create a custom UGC, and I link to to my game?

#41

Yes, but they most likely would charge you Money/Robux. Also they would have to link it to ur game, becuase I don’t think Roblox gives people the ability to edit the item. I do recommend they upload the UGC to your group so you can make profits off it.

#42

Yeah That will be hard, as on the application, I would have to always make ugc, and also show off my “skills” which I think It would take a long time

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