Premium, Verified, and Robux Unicode Characters

[ZweiForgot (Zwei)]

I can’t seem to find a place where these are stored, so here are the Unicode replacement characters for Robux, Premium, and Verified!

• Robux: 
• Premium: 
• Verified: 

In code (Courtesy of @Antonon_07 ):

• Robux: utf8.char(0xE002)
• Premium: utf8.char(0xE001)
• Verified: utf8.char(0xE000)

Note that these won’t show up in the DevForum, and will only show in game, as seen here:

(The text on this textlabel is ;;;)

AND it works with UIStroke!

I think these characters are extremely useful for making shop UI. Having these symbols allows you to make your UI without using an ImageLabel and a TextLabel right next to eachother (makes things less complicated.)

[Antonon_07 (anto)]

If you want to apply these icons via script, here is the utf8 code:
utf8.char(0xE000) - Verified Badge
utf8.char(0xE001) - Premium Icon
utf8.char(0xE002) - Robux Icon

[ZweiForgot (Zwei)]

I’ll add this to the post, thanks!!

[Enomphia]

Is there a way to get the utf8 code for the colour version of the Robux icon? (example below.)

[Stinch_Comb]

I don’t think so

Release Notes for 541

[image] the \u{E001} syntax is something you can put inside of strings in your scripts. Alternatively you can paste these characters directly: Premium icon:  Robux icon:  These aren’t yet enabled for use. I don’t think these will be usable on the website. These monochrome icons can be recolored using TextColor3/RichText. The reason the Robux one isn’t the green one with the shading is because our emoji rendering doesn’t support gradients.

[NinjoOnline]

These aren’t really necessary. You can just use the copy/pasted versions.

TextLabel.Text = ";;;"

[Antonon_07 (anto)]

Well, I personally find it a lot cleaner to write the code for the icons rather than the copy-pasting the unsupported character into the script.

[unmiss (Jack)]

Sure, then you (or a coworker) will look at your code later and wonder why your shop UI has man and woman emojis in it.

[NinjoOnline]

Unsure where people are seeing male/female emojis. They are clearly just question marks

and in code the same thing

[Deb0rahAliWilliams (MsDeborah)]

I think it just depends on which Device the Player uses. On my side, I can see that it’s the female/male emoji.

[SendByte (Send)]

So these are secretly what the icons are made of…

[Noon231163 (noon)]

like your first reply said no, but you can add an aditional UIGradient and get it close to what you want!

Hope that helps!

[JojonoMg]

I wish they added one for Game Creator

[CookingLaptop (Ben)]

On mobile you see man and woman icons

[deltadeveloperr (deltadeveloper)]

Same in iOS and Ubuntu Touch. This because some devices use different Unicode tables.
Don’t ask me about how I installed Roblox on Ubuntu.

[stormmaster9090]

linux support is gone so…
Howd you install roblox?

[2jammers (james)]

It’s different for every emoji font. Apparently those are the unicode characters used in segoe UI emoji

[deltadeveloperr (deltadeveloper)]

I really don’t remember when I installed it on my Linux phone. Also, Android phones are same as Linux. Just Google changed the source code for running .apk files.
But I’m pretty sure it’s no longer works because I can’t join any game, just crashes my phone. Maybe my phone too old.

[2jammers (james)]

couldn’t you just get an android emulator on Linux and using a roblox APK

[deltadeveloperr (deltadeveloper)]

As I said, I don’t remember when and how I installed it. And I can’t really use the phone because it’s too old and its overheating.