SuperRank | Better Overhead Ranking

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SuperRank

The better way to handle overhead ranks

Install SuperRank in your game (model)

Features
Idle Detection w/ animation
Multiple Customisable Overhead Attributes (with badges, group ranks, usernames and gamepasses!)
Custom “Guest” name + Remove rank text for group guests
Looks good in most cases
Animated text + transparency on player join/reset

Let me show you how it looks! :sunglasses:

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Idle Detection (built-in)
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This is my first devforum post and first model post! Please don’t be too harsh haha :laughing:

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SuperRank | Better Overhead Ranking
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Feel free to leave any feedback or criticism! Any feedback is massively appreciated :hugs:

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#3

You should add a configuration to allow it to be used in non-group games. But I do like the overhead ranking, very nice.

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#4

no offense but this isnt that useful in my opinion. You can already very easily do this where I dont think there’s a point.

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#5

It’s still a resource, and it can be useful in cases where the developer does not know how to script.

Personally, I like the overhead attributes as it makes this stand out, but I feel the “away” detection should be an attribute instead of replacing the rank.

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#6

Extremely handy resource. It’s easy to configure and use, though as others have previously said, it would be beneficial for the system to not rely on a group ID to work (and maybe even support multiple group IDs). All in all, great work!

#7

This is awesome! Is there a way to make it show your username instead of the display name?

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DisplayNames are sort of the way forward (i’d recommend following that path), however, if you really want to use usernames, just change Player.DisplayName to Player.Name wherever possible in the script.

I would add an option if I had spare time :sweat_smile:

#9

A workaround for NOT using Group IDs is set the group ID to something like 1, and put hide guest role to true, and then you can create your attributes too!

#10

If I had to add a suggestion:

Make the idle events one, such as:

afkEvent:FireServer(true) – turns idle on
afkEvent:FireServer(false) – turns idle off

#11

Your current system also only looks for Window Focus, which doesn’t support the stop/start of movement for mobile players, which I would also suggest adding.

#13

A very interesting and useful system. I will definitely use it

#14

Window Focus always means the user isn’t seeing the other users, mobile players not moving isn’t a guarantee that they are away.

We shouldn’t base AFK systems on guessing if users are idle.

#15

Use plrinstance.Idled, A roblox provided event to tell if a player is idle or not. Fires after around 2 minutes of no activity on the client atall.

#16

There are no instructions to put these things in it’s place. Like this folder goes into ServerStorage etc.

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#17

This would be a very useful tool, but I’m not a big fan of the UI.

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#18

Its amazing! The UI/UX just needs alittle bit fo changing, but its pretty nice! would consider using.

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#19

Definitely plan to use this! Everything looks great, the only thing I can recommend you change is when the play goes AFK you change their rank tag to AFK - Users Rank.

Great job overall!

#20

Looks awesome! I’ll try it. Tysm!!

#21

Hello, I am a new Developer and Where do I put “SuperRank Handler, Client and Server” folder goes?