What are Buttons?

Button is a unit of a simple virtual currency that can only be used on the rw-designer web. A user must be logged in to earn and spend buttons.

Earned buttons are stored in a chest of buttons in a user's workshop.

How to get buttons?

1. The primary way to earn buttons is by reviewing icon and cursor sets in the gallery. There is a daily limit of six buttons per day and the difficulty of getting each successive button in a day increases. Buttons are only given to people, who follow the reviewing guidelines. Must be able to rate cursor and icon sets
2. Playing Cosmic Journey will earn you buttons. You'll get buttons the first time you beat a stage and each time you get in the top-ten table.
3. Getting a high score on the 15 Puzzle awards you buttons. You also get a button each time you solve the puzzle in less than 100 moves. Must have 15 Puzzle in Workshop
4. You can pick buttons from a Potted Button Pom once every 24 to 48 hours. You must pick it manually though. Must have a Potted Button Pom in Workshop
5. You can receive them from other registered users usually as a gift or donation or even by participating in one of their contests.
6. Selling items in the Flea Market earns you buttons. You can sell items in your workshop by clicking SELL on a compatible item.

What NOT to do

• Be aware that leaving low quality or always the same reviews will result in no buttons. Even if you manage to outwit the automated checks, buttons will be taken away by the administrators later. In that case, your account will be limited and you will not be able to receive any more buttons.

• Creating extra accounts for the sole purpose of obtaining more buttons per day is not allowed. Disregarding this rule will result in confiscation of all your workshop items, merging all your accounts and limiting them (see above).

How to spend your buttons?

Buttons can be exchanged for virtual goods at the Market, located under the Relax tab. You can use buttons at either Scunkie's wagon or the Flea Market.

What can you buy with buttons?

Here is a list of goods you can buy and the button cost of each.

sixλxis on April 11th 2012 0

An unit? should be "A unit" due to the 'Yoo' sound.

Other than that... all i have to say is... "Thanks tips."

musclemutt on June 4th 2012 0

Yes, a history but an historical event or a unicorn but an undershirt. You breathe out slightly pronouncing the second of each pair and the separating "n" makes less effort of following the article with an aspirated word like these. [Articles are a, an, the.]

You probably don't think about it ever, but the same thing happens with "the." "Thuh"precedes the normal words, "thee" the aspirated ones. See, I bet you even did it in your head while reading that last sentence. [Now, who can tell us why "e" works in front of that aspirated vowel, because I sure don't know.]

Logalicioustuff on January 14th 2013 0

Confusing...

SYNTHCRѺ on February 19th 2013 0

Isn't English great, to every rule there is an exception. 😉