How to know when an Admin or a Video Star joins a Roblox game?

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#7

All video creators are in the video star program group, and all admins and employees are in the official admin group. You can check if they are an admin or star creator by checking if they are in that group. I don’t remember the group IDs, but you can find them with a few searches.

#8

So I have to find a way of checking without them joining my game

I’m confused, you wanna know when they join a game that’s not yours? Like if a video star or admin joins a server your in?

#9

Exactly, I want to know when they join any other Roblox game, not mine. Sure they will play Egg Hunt 2021 games and distribute their eggs.

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#10

I don’t think (can’t assure) that you can check them without them being in your game like that.

#11

Okay, sorry but explain a bit more clearer. When they join your server that’s in a different game or a server your in?

Also I’m just asking, I don’t know how to make it so you know when they join.

#12

I agree with gotee, I don’t think you can really tell.

#13

I want to know when an admin or a Video Star joins a Roblox game. It doesn’t need to be my game, it doesn’t need to be my server, I just want to know when they play a Roblox game.

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#14

If they have their joins on, you can check in with their profile. Or follow them on their social medias and they might announce of when they are going onto a game, or someone tags them about that the admin / video star is in their game.

#15

You’d have to make a bot outside of a roblox game for this.

#16

I know using Discord Webhooks a bit. Any tutorial or information that I can follow?

#17

Dunno, search up a tutorial but I think you’ve already had

#18

Yes, I couldn’t find any reliable information.

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#19

Yeah Roblox Lua isn’t going to help for this, you are going to have to create a bot outside of Roblox that will read when an admin/video star is playing a game.

#20

Yeah. Why’d you want a bot for that anyways though?

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#21

As I said getting admin and video star eggs is really hard. If we were informed when an admin or a star creator joins a game, it would be easier.

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#22

Yeah the only solution for that is creating a bot and use webhooks to transfer it to your game.

#23

Ah I see. When the egg hunt starts, be familiar what those admins / video stars look like, so you can go to the servers and scroll until you find one. Or you can message the admins or video stars, they might barely read their messages but it’s worth it :^

#24

I know you’ve already gotten the correct responses, but you should check if a player is in one of the groups when they join. They have a group for QA testers, a group for staff/interns, and a group for star creators.

#25

I think I can’t do that without they joining my game. For example:

local groupId = --Any group id
game.Players.PlayerAdded:Connect(function(plr)
 if plr:IsInGroup(groupId) then
-- Goes that way.
end
end)

I could use that but I don’t think any admin or video star will join my game. By the way, it was hard to set all admin ids in my table but I managed to finish and it works good.

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#26

You can always replace GroupID with a placeholder and test it out. I have a system that checks if an admin, star creator, or QA tester joins my game and to test it I just changed the GroupId to a group I’m in and it worked.