Getting Started

Are the Leaderboards looking too dim under certain lighting conditions?

In Roblox Studio go to:

Workspace -> Leaderboards

Then open each of the following parts:

• LeaderboardBuyer
• LeaderboardSpender
• LeaderboardLive
• LeaderboardDonated

Inside each part select the SurfaceGui and set:

SurfaceGui.LightInfluence = 0
SurfaceGui.Brightness = 1.2

Could also be set to what brightness works best according to your game.

Wondering how to add a item to Workspace.Items?

Run this inside the Studio Command Bar:

local InsertService = game:GetService("InsertService")
local ReplicatedStorage = game:GetService("ReplicatedStorage")
local Workspace = game:GetService("Workspace")

local ITEM_ID = 62246484 -- change this

local ItemsFolder = Workspace:FindFirstChild("Items")

if not ItemsFolder then
    local CoreStorage = ReplicatedStorage:FindFirstChild("CoreStorage")
    local Templates = CoreStorage and CoreStorage:FindFirstChild("Templates")
    ItemsFolder = Templates and Templates:FindFirstChild("Items")

    if ItemsFolder then
        ItemsFolder.Parent = Workspace
    else
        warn("Could not find Items in Workspace or ReplicatedStorage.CoreStorage.Templates")
        return
    end
end

local success, assetModel = pcall(function()
    return InsertService:LoadAsset(ITEM_ID)
end)

if not success or not assetModel then
    warn("Failed to load item:", ITEM_ID)
    return
end

local importedItem = nil

for _, descendant in ipairs(assetModel:GetDescendants()) do
    if descendant:IsA("Accessory")
        or descendant:IsA("Tool")
        or descendant:IsA("Model") then

        importedItem = descendant
        break
    end
end

if not importedItem then
    warn("No item found inside loaded asset:", ITEM_ID)
    assetModel:Destroy()
    return
end

local itemName = importedItem.Name

local wrapper = Instance.new("Model")
wrapper.Name = itemName
wrapper.Parent = ItemsFolder

importedItem.Parent = wrapper
importedItem.Name = itemName

local itemIdValue = Instance.new("IntValue")
itemIdValue.Name = "ItemId"
itemIdValue.Value = ITEM_ID
itemIdValue.Parent = wrapper

local originalParentValue = Instance.new("StringValue")
originalParentValue.Name = "ItemOriginalParent"
originalParentValue.Value = "Workspace.Items"
originalParentValue.Parent = wrapper

assetModel:Destroy()

print("[CLOVE] Created item:", wrapper:GetFullName())

Replace 62246484 with the Roblox catalog item ID you want to import:

local ITEM_ID = 123456789

Your Items folder will already be located in one of these places:

Workspace.Items

ReplicatedStorage.CoreStorage.Templates.Items

If the folder is currently inside ReplicatedStorage.CoreStorage.Templates, the script will automatically move it into Workspace before importing the item.

After running the script, you must manually position the imported item on top of one of the item stands inside:

Workspace.ItemStands

If you cannot see the ItemStands folder, it may currently be located inside:

ReplicatedStorage.CoreStorage.Templates.ItemStands

Hopefully this gives you a better understanding of how to set up items.

Still having issues? Create a Support / Bug Report ticket.

Wondering how to add an AnimationId to every outfit?

Run this inside the Studio Command Bar:

local outfits = workspace:FindFirstChild("Outfits")

if not outfits then
    warn("Workspace.Outfits was not found")
    return
end

local added = 0
local skipped = 0

for _, outfit in ipairs(outfits:GetChildren()) do
    if outfit:IsA("Model") then
        if outfit:GetAttribute("AnimationId") == nil then
            outfit:SetAttribute("AnimationId", 0)
            added += 1
        else
            skipped += 1
        end
    end
end

print(("Added AnimationId to %d outfits. Skipped %d existing outfits."):format(added, skipped))

This adds an AnimationId attribute with the value 0 to every outfit model inside Workspace.Outfits that does not already have the attribute.

You can replace 0 with:

• A Roblox animation ID
• A Roblox catalog emote ID

For example, replace:

outfit:SetAttribute("AnimationId", 0)

with:

outfit:SetAttribute("AnimationId", 123456789)

Any outfits that already have an AnimationId attribute will not be changed.

Important: These must be Developer Product Passes, not Game Passes.

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Step 1 — Find ProductIdsModule

In Roblox Studio go to:

ReplicatedStorage
└── CoreStorage
    └── Library
        └── Shared
            └── Catalog
                └── ProductIdsModule

You can also just search for ProductIdsModule in the Explorer search bar.

Inside the module you’ll see a list of Product IDs with comments next to them showing what donation amount each one is for example:

return {
    1234567890, -- 100 donation
    2345678901, -- 250 donation
    3456789012, -- 500 donation
}

The IDs already inside the module are only examples so you’ll need to replace them with IDs from your OWN experience.

Step 2 — Create Your Developer Products

Go to your experience in the Roblox Creator Dashboard then open:

Monetization → Developer Products

Your link should look something like this:

https://create.roblox.com/dashboard/creations/experiences/YOUR_EXPERIENCE_ID/monetization/developer-products

Just replace YOUR_EXPERIENCE_ID with the ID of your own experience.

Create one Developer Product for every donation amount you want to use.

1. Give it a clear name, such as 100 Robux Donation.
2. Set the price to the amount you want.
3. Turn Managed Pricing off.
4. Make sure the product is enabled and for sale.
5. Save it.

Repeat this for every donation amount you want in the system.

Step 3 — Copy the Product ID

1. Find it in the Developer Products list.
2. Click the three dots next to it.
3. Click Copy Product ID.

Step 4 — Replace the IDs in ProductIdsModule

Go back to ProductIdsModule and replace each example ID with the matching Product ID from your own experience.

For example:

Before:

1234567890, -- 100 donation

After:

9876543210, -- 100 donation

Keep the comment next to the ID so you know which donation amount it belongs to.

If you want to use one of the donation amounts that is commented out, remove the two dashes and replace the 0 with your Product ID.

Before:

-- 0, -- 200R$

After:

9876543210, -- 200R$

Only enable donation amounts that you have actually created a Developer Product for!

A Few Things to Check

• The Developer Product price should match the donation amount written beside it.
• Do not leave an enabled Product ID as 0.
• Keep the comma after every Product ID.
• Do NOT remove the return { at the top or the closing } at the bottom.

Testing

1. Create a 1 Robux test product pass.
2. Save and publish the experience.
3. Start a playtest in a real live published game on Roblox.
4. Click the donation amount on the board.
5. Make sure when the purchase prompt appears it shows the correct name and price.
6. Test purchase the 1 Robux dev product to see if it works.

If something does not work, double check that the Product ID is correct and belongs to the your experience it was made under, and is enabled for sale, and is not still commented out.

Still Need Help?

If donations are still not working or you find a bug, create a Support / Bug Report ticket.

Use this script to automatically rename every outfit Model inside Workspace.Outfits to Outfit1, Outfit2, Outfit3, and so on.

How to use

1. Make sure all outfit rigs are inside Workspace.Outfits.
2. Open Roblox Studio.
3. Open the Command Bar.
4. Paste the script below.
5. Press Enter.

local outfitsFolder = workspace:FindFirstChild("Outfits")

assert(
    outfitsFolder,
    "[CLOVE] Workspace.Outfits could not be found."
)

local outfits = {}

for _, item in ipairs(outfitsFolder:GetChildren()) do
    if item:IsA("Model") then
        table.insert(outfits, item)
    end
end

table.sort(outfits, function(a, b)
    return a.Name:lower() < b.Name:lower()
end)

for index, outfit in ipairs(outfits) do
    outfit.Name = "__CLOVE_TEMP_OUTFIT_" .. index
end

for index, outfit in ipairs(outfits) do
    outfit.Name = "Outfit" .. index
end

print(
    ("[CLOVE] Successfully renamed %d outfit models.")
        :format(#outfits)
)

Note: This only renames direct child Models inside Workspace.Outfits. It will not rename folders, scripts, or other objects.