Implement a "Cooldown" on the rating buttons. Without a simple wait() or a timestamp check in your code, a single user can flood your screen with 1/10 ratings.
High-quality scripts often include a "View Profile" button. This pulls data like the player’s Join Date , Inventory Highlights , or a custom Bio using Players:GetPlayerByUserId .
Use Scale instead of Offset in your UDim2 properties. This ensures your rating buttons look the same on a massive monitor as they do on a phone screen.
This is the core logic. You need a series of buttons (typically 1–10) that, when clicked, fire a RemoteEvent to update a SurfaceGui or BillboardGui visible to other players.
To keep it engaging, include a scrolling text feed showing recent ratings or a leaderboard displaying the "Top Rated" avatars currently in the server.
Use TweenService to make buttons grow slightly when hovered over. Small animations make the GUI feel "premium" and professional.
In Roblox’s "Rate My Avatar," players compete for attention and high ratings. A well-designed GUI (Graphical User Interface) is the backbone of that experience, acting as the digital "booth" where you present your style. Key Components of an Informative GUI