Stuntin How to Race Friends

Stuntin is online by default. Servers hold up to 50 Roblox players, which is great for a playlist and messy for a private duel. This guide is how to play with friends: join the same instance, share a map, and race without the physics melting. You should already be able to land — if not, do how to land jumps before you invite anyone.

Join the same place

1. One person opens the official experience and stays in the lobby.
2. Friends join from the Roblox profile “Join” button, not from a random public server. The join button is the only reliable way to land in the same instance.
3. If join fails, the host’s server is full (50/50) or region-locked. Host leaves and creates a fresh session, then friends join again.
4. Do not all press Play on different featured maps. You will load different tracks and think the game is broken.

Private VIP servers are not always enabled in this alpha. If the experience page has no VIP, use a low-population public server and ask randoms to ignore your run — or hop until you find a quiet instance via how to play.

Share a map ID without chaos

The host should pick one map before anyone drives:

• A liked featured track for a fair race.
• The host’s own publish for a showcase. Only do this if the host followed the publish guide checklist, not just the builder guide.

Paste the map name in chat once. Wait until everyone confirms they see the same thumbnail. Then press play together. If someone loads a different layout, back out as a group. Split lobbies cannot be raced.

Racing etiquette that keeps the physics honest

• Do not park on the landing plate. The next car needs that space.
• Do not boost into a friend in the air on purpose. Collisions in alpha are louder than they look.
• If you explode, wait for a checkpoint or reset without filling chat.
• Ghost through if the patch has no-collision racers; if it does not, stagger starts by two seconds.

A 50-player kicker with everyone boosting at the same frame will desync. Stagger. The controls page is where you bind a camera that can see the pack without steering into it.

Fair car rules

Agree on a class before the countdown. Mix of rocket cars and heavy trucks is not a race, it is a screenshot. Use the vehicle tier list to pick a lane: all mid, or all light. If someone just bought a Robux body, let them know it may not be faster — alpha handling matters more than the mesh.

Hosting your own track for a squad

Publish first, invite second. Friends cannot drive an unpublished editor session unless the alpha added a live-test button. After publish:

1. Host loads the map.
2. Friends search the exact title.
3. Run it twice — first for learning, second for times.

If nobody finishes, the map is the problem. Take notes, edit, republish. That loop is how the builders page people got likes.

Voice, chat, and codes

Stuntin does not require voice. Roblox chat is enough for map names. Do not paste codes in race chat; there are no confirmed public codes anyway — see the codes hub. If a drop happens mid-session, pause the race and use how to redeem so nobody mistypes in a moving car.

When the server dies

Alpha + 50 cars + moving blocks = hitching. Plan B:

• Move the squad to a new server.
• Pick a map without moving pieces (check block tiers).
• Reduce the group. Eight friends on a kicker is already a party.

Check alpha notes if crashes started after a patch. Do not “fix” it with a speed hack from scripts. You will race ghosts that the server then kicks.

Related guides

How to play finds maps. How to build makes the map. How to publish ships it. Play on mobile is for thumbs in the same lobby. Getting started is for anyone in the squad who just installed Roblox. Players racing covers habits once you already have a regular lobby.