roPrompts | Roblox Prompts Simplified

Nepzerox · November 16, 2021, 1:42am

What is roPrompts?

roPrompts is a prompt system for Roblox that was created to take the effort out of creating seamless prompts that look great in all of your games. With roPrompts, you can create beautiful prompts that look good in all types of games and seamlessly meshes with Roblox UI.

What does it look like?

Confirmation Prompt

*Includes anti-scam message

Okay Prompt

*Includes anti-scam message

Why not my own?

There are many reasons that roPrompts is the best prompt system available. Here are a few:
• It blends in seamlessly with all Roblox UI
• It’s easy to set up and easy to use
• It can be used in all sorts of different situations (resetting data, running important commands, etc.)
• And so much more!

What does the code look like?

The code for roPrompts was designed with ease of use and simplicity in mind. Here’s an example of prompt code:

local roPrompts = require(roPrompts) -- Require roPrompts

local prompt = roPrompts.New({ -- Create a prompt object
	Type = roPrompts.PromptType.Confirm, -- Define what type of prompt you want
	Title = 'Confirm Action', -- Title of the prompt
        Description = 'Are you sure you would like to do this action?', -- Description of the prompt
	PrimaryButton = 'Confirm', -- Main button of the prompt
	SecondaryButton = 'Cancel' -- Secondary/cancel button of the prompt
})

roPrompts:PromptPlayer(player, prompt) -- Prompt player

API

New Prompt Object
To create a new prompt object, you use the function roPrompts.new(). Here’s an example of a prompt object:

local prompt = roPrompts.New({ -- Create a prompt object
	Type = roPrompts.PromptType.Confirm, -- Define what type of prompt you want
	Title = 'Confirm Action', -- Title of the prompt
        Description = 'Are you sure you would like to do this action?', -- Description of the prompt
	PrimaryButton = 'Confirm', -- Main button of the prompt
	SecondaryButton = 'Cancel' -- Secondary/cancel button of the prompt
})

Type
Required
Prompt Type Value (ex: roPrompts.PromptType.Comfirm)

Title
Required
String/text

Description
Required
String/text

PrimaryButton
Not required [default Confirm/Okay]
String/text
The primary/main button for the prompt

SecondaryButton
Not required [default Cancel]
String/text
The secondary/cancel button

Image
Not required
Image ID w/ rbxassetid (ex: ‘rbxassetid://7072706620’)

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Sending a prompt
To send a prompt, you use the function roPrompts:PromptPlayer(). Example:

roPrompts:PromptPlayer(player, prompt)

Player
Required
Instance Player

Prompt
Required
Prompt Object (see above)

Returns
Boolean value [true/false]

Why haven’t I used it yet?

Good question! Here are some important links for roPrompts:
Model
Discord

Questions? Comments? Concerns?

If you have anything to ask me, please ask in the comments below or in our Discord server (preferred). I hope you enjoy using roPrompts!

ValiantWind · November 16, 2021, 1:51am

You seem familiar…

Jokes aside, very nice model that I will definitely try out. Looks very much like the CoreUI which is what I like about it the most.

For those of you saying it has scam potential, note that he put “Not Affiliated With Roblox” at the bottom of UI, so now people can see a clear difference between the CoreUI and his model.

IceTheOneAndOnly · November 16, 2021, 1:53am

inside the prompt you should show that this isn’t a roblox ui and that its developer made. it is really nice

ValiantWind · November 16, 2021, 1:53am

He did. Try it out for yourself. Did you see the reply I just made?

IceTheOneAndOnly · November 16, 2021, 1:54am

i did, but i didn’t see it in the examples

ValiantWind · November 16, 2021, 1:55am

He forgot to add it in the examples. But don’t worry. He added a caption for the UI that explains in 4 simple words that this isn’t the official Roblox CoreUI.

Jintenzo · November 16, 2021, 2:23am

couldnt someone just edit that part out though? i doubt it would be that hard

ValiantWind · November 16, 2021, 2:25am

Good point. Let me look at the UI right now. I’m in studio.

ValiantWind · November 16, 2021, 2:27am

NOOOOOO. You’re right. You could edit the part out. All you have to do is delete a text box.

Dang. It would’ve been better if it was directly integrated into the UI.

Jintenzo · November 16, 2021, 2:44am

ValiantWind · November 16, 2021, 2:53am

LOL. You made your point.

Next time he’s online, I’ll tell him to fix that.

olivesrbx · November 16, 2021, 2:57am

I like it. The ui seems kind of weird, though. Feels like a tiny bit could be changed.

Jumpathy · November 16, 2021, 4:08am

I agree, I think it’s just the scale and padding. Otherwise, this resource looks fantastic!

Nepzerox · November 16, 2021, 12:45pm

What do you think should be changed about it?

Nepzerox · November 16, 2021, 12:46pm

I’ll add a part of the code that puts that in manually. Good suggestion!

chessebuilderman · November 17, 2021, 9:24am

Is it just me or does it remind you of Sweet Alert?

Creeperman16487 · November 17, 2021, 3:53pm

Wow thats cool ui.Is there an event where whenever player clicks confirm and i can make it do something like Ui.ConfirmClicked:Connect(…

ValiantWind · November 17, 2021, 4:43pm

It does. If only Sweet Alert works for Lua.

Nepzerox · November 17, 2021, 9:27pm

It returns a true or false value based on what the user clicked

Nepzerox · November 17, 2021, 9:32pm

Removed the revolutionary part. Good point!