Using Color Changing Tile Device Design Examples in Fortnite Creative | Fortnite Documentation

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Use the Color Changing Tile device to create tiles that change colors when players interact with them.

Here is an example of how you can use the Color Change Tile devices to build some fun gameplay.

Color Change Minigame

In this example, you'll create a point-scoring mini-game using just three devices, and explore some of the device settings that make the Color Changing Tile device so versatile!

Devices Used

For this example, you will construct the play area with tall wall pieces designed to keep players inside the space but in a way that players can also access the tops of the walls.

You will then add color-changing tiles that the players can interact with.

Finally, you will add the player spawners, and bouncers for when a player falls off a wall.

Build Your Own

Start by making a simple play space for players to move through.

Color Changing Tile Devices

Once you've built the space, place a Color Changing Tile device on the floor between the walls.

Customize it with these settings.

Option	Setting	Explanation
Starting Team	Neutral	This option removes any restrictions on who can score on these tiles.
Score	1	Sets a score value.
Appearance	Disco	Sets the tile's appearance.
Display Score Update on HUD	On	This updates the score on the player's HUD in the course of the game.
HUD Message	Delete the text message and leave it blank	The default message is Score! but you don't want to display this message each time the player scores on these low-score tiles. You will use the default message later for higher-valued tiles.

Copy and place the customized tile to the entire floor area.
For variety, copy one tile and rotate it, then add it in random spots to the walls.

add tiles to walls randomly to make a more interesting environment.

Add a new Color Changing Tile device on the top of a wall. This device will use different settings, so it's easiest to place a new device entirely. Use the following settings to customize this tile:

Option	Setting	Explanation
Revert Tile	On	When a player lands on the tile, it changes color. This setting lets it revert to its original color after a specified time.
Time Until Reverting	30 seconds	Setting the time to 30 seconds keeps the player from playing the same tile over and over for points.
Score	10	This tile is worth 10 points (compared to 1 point for the earlier tiles).
Steal Score	No	Once a player has scored on this tile, another player cannot steal it, but has to wait until the 30 seconds are up and the tile reverts.
Display Score Update on HUD	On	This sends the score earned to the HUD.
HUD Message	Score!	This is the default message, and for the higher-scoring tiles, you want this to display when the player scores.
Alternate Tile Shape	Flat Hexagon	This changes the shape of the tile. Since it has a different value from the floor and wall tiles, changing the shape will call attention to it.
Alternate Tile Shape Icon	Star	Again, adding an icon to the top of the tile helps to catch the player's attention.
Alternate Tile Shape Starting Top Color	#000000 (black)	If the primary color for the icon is white (the default color) then you need to add a contrasting color to make the icon visible.

Once you've customized the tile, copy and place these higher-scoring tiles at interesting places on tops of the arena walls.

A different tile will go on the tops of the walls.

Player Spawner and Bouncer Devices

Add two Player Spawner devices — one on either side of the play space, on a wall top. These spawners don't need to be customized.
Add classic bouncer pads from the Bouncer Gallery beneath each spawner. This is for players to use if they fall off the wall and need a way to get back into the play area. The bouncer also doesn't need any customization.

You're almost done!

Island Settings Modifications

Go to Island Settings and select the Mode category. Under Structure, make sure the Total Rounds is set to 1.

Under Victory Condition, change the Game Win Condition to Most Score Wins.

Go to the Round category. Under End Condition, set a Time Limit of 2 minutes, then verify that the Timer Direction is set to Count Down.

And that's all there is to it — you've just created your own minigame based on the Color Changing Tile device!

Design Tips

For more variety, try adding weapons to your play space.
You could also copy/paste your small arena to expand the play area!