How to Enable Team Create on Roblox Studio
Roblox is a popular online platform that allows users to create their own games and play with others. However, with the increasing demand for more collaboration and teamwork, Team Create was introduced, which allows multiple users to edit and collaborate on a single game together in real-time. In this article, we will show you how to enable team create on Roblox Studio.
Before Enabling Team Create
Before we dive into the process, here are a few things you need to consider:
- Make sure your account is connected to Roblox: Ensure that you have signed in to your account with a valid username and password.
- Roblox Studio is installed: Team Create requires Roblox Studio 2.0 or later, which means you need to have the latest version installed.
- You have admin or higher permissions: To enable team create, you need to have admin or higher permissions.
Enabling Team Create on Roblox Studio
Follow these steps to enable team create:
Step 1: Enable Development Mode
- Click on the Gear icon: In Roblox Studio, click on the gear icon ( located on the top right corner).
- Select Development Mode: Select Development Mode from the dropdown menu.
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| Field Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Development Mode | Allow us to experiment and test new things without messing up the game! |
| Show Script errors in output | Show debug info |
| Create crash report | Automatically generates and emails crash reports |
Show Script errors in output and Create crash report are optional features but recommend
Step 2: Create a Server Cookie
- Create a New Place: In Roblox Studio, go to the "Places" panel (left-hand side) and select the + button to create a new place.
- Give it a unique name: Choose a unique name for the new place to identify it later.
- Go to the " Server " section: In the "Configuration" window (middle-left), go to the " Server" section.
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| Field Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Server Name | What does the server want to be known as? |
| Server Cookie | Secure and secret key required by HTTP/HTTPS APIs, RobloxAPI calls. (Recommended to stay different with the one you saved when Roblox Studio crashes for error report) |
- Click on the " Copy Cookie " button: Click the " Copy Cookie " button ( to copy the server cookie value to the clipboard.
Step 3: Configure Team Create in Settings
- Access Settings: Go to Roblox Studio Settings (top menu): [Edit] Settings or by pressing F3.
- Edit Global Game Settings: In Settings, navigate to Game Options, and select Global Game Settings.
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| Option | Description | |
|---|---|---|
| Allow Team Create | Should we allow multiple users to modify game in real-time? Boolean value | |
| Team Create Session Length | When using team create, how often we reset the game (e.g. Every 1 hour, after Every 2 hours) | Minute Value |
| Maximum Number of People Allowed in Team | How many People do we allow in 1 Team Create Session? Count value |
Step 4: Load Your Game and Activate Team Create
- Load the new game: In Roblox Studio, click Load ( top navigation ) to load the new game place with Development Mode activated and the Server Cookie available.
- Enable Team Create: Enable Allow Team Create by toggling it from False to True.
- Add Users to Team: Using the "Add Users" button on your new game place, create an instance of your game using an available Team ID, add your team (new teammates should have Dev Mod enabled) to interact.
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Optional but Highly Recommended
- Check Your Server Settings ensure they are correctly enabled before the first user session using:
- API (Script) > Web. AllowRemoteRequest: Enable access remote scripting and Game Access Web Services for real-time API connections.
- Player Server settings within player roles.
Team Create Modes
- Editor/Script Editor: Editing permissions controlled via permissions, no scripts to handle
- Client/Cutter/ Builder: No script errors handled as normal
Troubleshooting issues and resolving concerns
The article concludes! This has provided a summary overview for the setup and testing processes.
Keep in mind potential compatibility issues or problems using API scripting or Roblox Player configuration files, especially since multiple scripts might run alongside
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