Place the Keycaps Badge Progress
Sorted All Keycaps is the verified completion badge; use the board and x/58 counter to find progress, then use the badge award only as final confirmation.
Badge Progress: direct answer
Sorted All Keycaps is the verified completion badge; use the board and x/58 counter to find progress, then use the badge award only as final confirmation.
Sources reviewed: Roblox Badges API and Place the Keycaps - 1 Hour Gameplay.
Badge Progress: verified facts
| Fact | Evidence status |
|---|---|
| Sorted All Keycaps | Verified source term |
| 58 | Verified source term |
| 0 / 58 | Verified source term |
| 1 / 58 | Verified source term |
| held tray | Verified source term |
Badge Progress: player workflow
What the badge proves
The first-party badge name and description establish one fact: completion means sorting every keycap. They do not expose the missing key, award order, route, or individual rarity. The gameplay counter supplies the practical intermediate state, beginning at 0/58 and increasing after accepted placements.
Progress record
Screenshot the board at 0, 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, and 58 accepted caps. Record any cap that left the held tray without increasing the count. When only a few slots remain, compare their physical width and legend position with the unresolved pile. If 58/58 is visible but the badge has not appeared, wait for the award notification and check the Roblox badge inventory after the server syncs. Do not reset a completed board solely because the public badge page has not refreshed.
Badge Progress: verification checklist
- Use x/58 as the session counter and the board as the spatial record.
- Screenshot every ten accepted placements to reduce the final search space.
- Log any cap that leaves the tray without a counter increase.
- For the final gaps, compare empty shape, width, legend location, and remaining pile.
- Check Sorted All Keycaps only after the visible board reaches completion.
- Allow time for Roblox badge synchronization before replaying completed work.
- Preserve the final 58/58 screenshot as evidence when the public badge page refreshes slowly.
Use badge status as a completion checkpoint only. The API statistics can move every day, so the stable facts are the badge name, its description and its connection to the awarding universe. Do not turn the win-rate percentage into an individual cap rarity.
For page updates, store the checked date beside any badge statistic. The badge name and description are stable evidence for completion, while award counts and percentages are snapshots. Mixing those categories makes a changing Roblox statistic look like a fixed design rule.