How to stack proximity prompts

Today I was scripting a little project for fun and I noticed roblox’s proximity prompts lack of automatic prompt stacking, making it confusing for newer developers to have multiple prompts displayed on the same part. This might seem like a stupid issue but for something as simple as making a door with a “enter” and “lock” prompt newer developers could already find problems such as this:


The prompts are mixing terribly and are impossible to use, but luckily the solution is very easy, in fact you will be able to solve this with no scripting involved!
Just repeat those steps for each proximity prompt in your part:

  • Open properties
  • Change Exclusivity from “OnePerButton” to “AlwaysShow”
  • Change Offset to 0,80

And now your proximity prompts will look like this:

Hopefully this tutorial was useful despite of it’s simplicity. Have a good time coding!

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OMG I have needed this so much!
I always have this problem with Promts!
Thanks!

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one question: what if you needed more than two?

Based on OP’s solution, I guess you’ll have to change offset to 0, 160 for the third one and so on.

add 80 to the y axis (the third one would be 0,160)

you responded late, but i will work on something for that

What should I make for proximity prompt stacking?
  • Module
  • Plugin

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