Stuntin How to Play Community Maps

Stuntin is a playlist of other people’s ramps. If you cannot find a good map, the game feels empty. This page is the how-to-play / how-to-find guide: browse, vote, bail, and retry. Pair it with getting started on day one and with how to land jumps once you actually have a track under the wheels.

Open the discover list

After spawn, open Maps, Discover, or Play. Alpha labels move; the list of thumbnails is the feature. Sort by:

• Featured / liked — start here. Humans already finished these.
• New — only if you enjoy being a tester. Many new publishes are unfinished.
• Friends — used when someone dropped a map ID in chat. See how to race friends.

Tap a thumbnail. Read the description for one difficulty word. If the title is only emojis or “OP RAMP”, skip it. The map tier list exists because titles lie.

How to tell a map is driveable in ten seconds

Load in. Look at spawn:

• Nose pointing at a visible first piece? Good.
• Floating blocks, no floor, or a kill volume on the start plate? Leave.
• First jump already in your face with no warm-up? Leave unless you came to practice landings.

Drive to the first landing. If the car cannot physically fit the checkpoint, the author never tested in a starter car. Back out. Your time is worth more than their like counter.

Voting without being a jerk

Like maps you finished. A like on a map you quit at the first corkscrew trains the playlist to serve more corkscrews. If you crashed because you ignored the landing tutorial, that is on you — do not dislike the map. If the landing is literally shorter than the car, dislike and move on.

Server hygiene

50 players can mean 50 physics objects and a slideshow on phones. If the car teleports or the ramp is invisible:

1. Rejoin.
2. Switch to a quieter server from the Roblox server list.
3. Avoid maps with moving plates on a full server — they desync. Builders should read the builder guide before adding those.

Empty servers are fine for practice. They are bad for discovering maps because the like list will not update while you sit alone.

How to find a specific author’s track

Ask in lobby chat for the map name, not “the yellow one”. If they built it this session, they may still be in the editor — wait until they publish. The builders page lists habits of people whose tracks actually get completions. Follow those names inside Stuntin when the UI allows it.

Mobile and console play

Touch steering is enough for gentle waves and a disaster for tight loops. Filter for easy/medium maps on a phone and read the full play on mobile veto list. Use the controls guide to put boost on a reachable button. Console players should enable the in-experience keyboard only when redeeming a future code, not while driving.

When the playlist feels dead

Alpha lulls happen after a physics patch. Check alpha notes to see if ramps were retuned. Then build a tiny line yourself — even a three-piece map teaches the catalog. The map planner keeps that session short.

Do not fill the boredom with executors from the scripts hub. Auto-complete scripts skip the only skill Stuntin is selling.

A simple play session

1. Two featured maps, full finishes.
2. One new map, permission to leave at the first broken piece.
3. One retry of a jump you failed, using landing notes.
4. Optional: open the builder for ten minutes, then stop.

That loop is the game. Codes and cosmetics are optional seasoning from the codes hub. Come back to this page whenever you spawn and have no idea which thumbnail to tap.

Related guides

Getting started is the lobby. Controls is the hands. How to build is the other half of play. How to publish is how your track enters this playlist. How to race is play with a squad. Play on mobile is the phone version of this page.