Checkpoints are an essential feature in Roblox games that allow players to restart from a specific point in the game after dying or failing a level. In this article, we will guide you on how to add checkpoints in Roblox Studio. Why Add Checkpoints?

Adding checkpoints to your Roblox game can improve the player’s experience and make the game more enjoyable. Checkpoints can help to: Reduce frustration: Players will not have to start from the beginning of the game every time they die. Increase replayability: Checkpoints encourage players to try again and improve their skills.

Creating an invisible spawn point in Roblox Studio is a cool trick that adds a mysterious vibe to your game. But, how exactly do you do it? First, grab a SpawnLocation object from the model tab and place it in your game. Here’s the twist: to make it invisible, you need to tweak its properties.

I made this model a long time ago for a previous game but I’ve decided to make it opensource for everyone to use. The checkpoint system allows players to spawn at different spawn locations without using teams or actual roblox spawnpoints. When a player joins, an IntValue is assigned to them.