To do this, please follow these steps:
woot3 (Woot) April 21, 2018, 8:58am #3. When you create a badge, an awarder is created in your models. The awarders have a decal on them which will use the same image as the badge, you can get the image ID from there. Your models can be found here: ROBLOX.
How do you find the item ID on Roblox? The ID number can be seen at the URL on a user or item page. To calculate ID, the smaller the ID number, the longer the item or user has been on Roblox; the longer the ID, the shorter the item has been on Roblox.
sans image id:1451930303game:https://web.roblox.com/games/2913303231/BUTTONS-Obby-Creator-Beta?refPageId=d085e320-fb34-408d-86da-4c894e30f70f
This placeholder is a good start, but obviously we need a real image to put on the screen. Let’s upload an image now.
The image is now uploaded and applied to the ImageLabel object. However, there are some properties which we can change to make it look even better!
Let’s place another image on the screen to demonstrate how layering works.
The initial properties don’t look good for this image, so let’s fix them.
As you can see, the new image label was placed behind the first one. If you don’t like how this looks, you can move the object to the front by changing its Z-index.