Dig & Clean Controls & UI Guide

On PC, click the dig spot, then click rapidly to fill the digging meter.

That is the Dig & Clean-specific control sequence visible in the reviewed footage. The remaining entries below distinguish on-screen evidence from standard Roblox desktop defaults.

PC controls verified in footage

Action	Control	Evidence
Start digging	Click a dig spot	Visible at 00:39–00:41 in recording A
Digging minigame	Click rapidly to fill the bottom meter	Visible at 00:40–00:50 in recording A
Move	WASD	Roblox desktop platform default; mentioned only in recording B's narration
Jump	Space	Roblox desktop platform default; mentioned only in recording B's narration

The reviewed footage did not show Dig & Clean's own keyboard prompt for WASD or Space. This guide therefore labels those two as Roblox platform defaults, and leaves narrated E or number-key bindings outside the verified Dig & Clean control list.

HUD map: earlier recordings

The two August 10 PC recordings showed this practical screen map:

Screen position	Buttons
Left	Shop · Gear · Collection
Right	VIP
Top	Home · Museum/storefront

Those are the visible labels and positions in that source set. The recordings did not document every state or submenu behind them.

HUD additions seen after Updates 1 and 2

Later recordings showed a busier HUD:

• Top right, S7: an UPDATE button appeared next to Settings.
• Bottom left, S7: immediately after the Update 2 changelog appeared, a Level/XP bar read “LVL 1 (0/9 xp)”.
• Bottom right, S7: a row contained a green clover, a blue key, a yellow key and two face icons. Their names were not shown on screen, so they remain described as unlabeled icons here.
• Bottom right, S3: a bird-icon Codes button was visible.
• Right side, S3: an Expert Offer appeared with a timer.

S3 and S7 are separate recordings and do not establish that every icon is present in every server state or screen size.

Sell-stall dialogue tree

The seller opens four choices at 02:18 in recording A. Transcribed exactly, including capitalization:

1. I want to sell this
2. I want to sell my entire Inventory
3. How much is my Inventory worth?
4. bye

The third choice is the visible price-check route before committing to a sale. For dated sell-versus-display evidence, see the item-values guide.

Pirate and travel dialogue tree

At 03:00–03:05 in recording A, the pirate's first menu is:

1. I want to travel
2. Where does this take me?
3. What is at other islands?
4. bye

Choosing travel opens:

1. Shipwreck cove ($1.1M)
2. bye

The $1.1M Shipwreck Cove price agrees across the two early recordings and the separate islands guide. This menu source does not show replies for every pirate question, so those replies remain untranscribed.

Robux prompts and observed prices

The recordings show several Robux purchase points. The first three rows come from the earlier controls source set; the later rows are single-recording S7 reads.

Prompt or item	Observed Robux price	Evidence-bounded alternative or note
Recover a failed dig	249	Upgrade shovel power with cash before a later hard dig
Instant Clean all items	249	Clean items through the ordinary spray loop
Stone Shovel	29	The same prompt also showed 1.6K cash
Skip Polish	63–270	S7 examples included “Skip Polish 3” at 63, “Skip Polish 8” at 144 and “Skip Polish 10” at 207 or 270
Server Luck	90–1800	S7 showed a 2x–32x ladder; each Buy UI said it lasts 15 minutes

The recovery offer appears after “You need a stronger shovel to dig this!” and asks 249 Robux for an item whose rarity is displayed as 1 in ???. The footage did not show a cash button for recovering that exact lost item. The 1.6K-cash Stone Shovel is prevention for later attempts, rather than another way to recover the same item.

The Instant Clean sign asks 249 Robux, while the normal cleaning loop remained available in the reviewed session. The S7 Skip Polish examples are price observations, not a complete schedule: “Skip Polish 8” cost 144, “Skip Polish 10” appeared at both 207 and 270, and “Skip Polish 3” cost 63.

S7's Server Luck Buy UIs read 2x for 90, 4x for 135, 8x for 450, 16x for 900 and 32x for 1800 Robux, each lasting 15 minutes. One conflicting frame showed 16x at 1800 Robux, so the full ladder should be treated as a single-recording read with one disclosed conflict. The money guide keeps that ladder and the observed 2x Gold transaction together.

Why the earlier spray prices conflict

The two August 10 recordings did not show one stable spray-price ladder:

Recording A	Recording B
$900	$6.5K
$5.5K	$25K
$22K	$100K
$100K	$220K
$220K	$400K

They were different recorded sessions. The footage does not identify whether the difference is version- or progress-related, so this page leaves both lists dated. Only $100K and $220K appear in both recordings.

For the equipment tracks and another dated price snapshot, use gear upgrades. That page's ladder comes from its own source sessions and does not resolve which earlier spray list was universal.

Mobile and console evidence boundary

The official listing supports mobile, tablet, PC and console. Across the recordings reviewed for this page through August 20, the exact touch and controller layouts were not shown; both original controls recordings used the Roblox desktop client.

Until touch prompts or controller bindings appear on screen in the reviewed sources, this page leaves joystick positions, action buttons and controller mappings unspecified.

Related

• Gear upgrades — shovel, detector and washer progression
• Islands — travel costs and luck multipliers
• Beginner guide — the early loop and Levels & XP
• Money guide — Gold and Server Luck purchases