Follow the prompt you have, then verify the milestone
Read the current objective, do that action, and wait for the prompt to change before moving on. Repeat until the opening tasks end. Then check your account for the official Finished Tutorial! Roblox badge. The badge page names the milestone but gives no steps or award trigger, so an old checklist is a poor substitute for the prompt on your screen.
Regular progress can happen while the tutorial is still open. You might eat, buy a fart, or break a door and still have an objective waiting. Check the prompt first; use the badge state to confirm the milestone afterward.
Read each objective before moving on
Start with the prompt visible when you enter. For an interaction, find the action label on your device. For a progress task, watch the number, bar, or marker tied to it. A nearby shop can wait until the displayed instruction is done.
The useful pattern is read, act, confirm:
- Read the complete instruction. Identify the target object or action and any displayed requirement.
- Perform that action once. Use the control shown in your current session rather than assuming a keyboard, controller, and touchscreen share the same input.
- Confirm a response. Look for an updated prompt, a changed progress indicator, or a completed objective marker.
- Only then move to the next task. If the same prompt remains, diagnose that step instead of rushing through the rest of the map.
The official game description names eating, growth, doors, food, and fart purchases. Those are the actions you will see around the tutorial. For the actual sequence, follow the game’s current objective display.
Check whether the tutorial actually finished
The Roblox listing for this experience includes Welcome! and Finished Tutorial! as separate badges. Their names distinguish joining the game from completing its opening milestone. Check the Finished Tutorial! entry for your own account after the final objective clears. If the game still shows a tutorial instruction, deal with that on-screen step first even if you have already made ordinary door progress.
| Signal | What it tells you | What to do |
|---|---|---|
| A tutorial objective is still visible | The game is still asking for an opening action | Follow that displayed instruction and check whether it advances |
| Door progress changes but the prompt does not | A normal game action happened, but it may not be the requested one | Read the prompt’s exact target and try that action |
| The prompt has cleared | The opening instructions may have ended | Check your badge status and continue the core loop |
| Finished Tutorial! appears as awarded to your account | The named Roblox milestone has registered | Move on to food, fart, and door progression |
The badge name tells you nothing about cash, items, or a skip option; its public description is empty. If the game shows a separate reward, read that notice and check the matching counter or inventory before counting it.
When one step will not clear
Start with the target in the prompt. A door, food item, shop button, and reward control can all be on screen together. The wrong action might improve your character while leaving the tutorial untouched. Match the instruction to the object you selected, then try again.
Next, look for a response. Did your character act, a number move, or the prompt change? If the input did nothing, use your device’s on-screen control hint and retry once. If the action works but the objective stays put, write down its exact wording. You can then check whether you missed a requirement or the session stopped updating.
For a prompt with a requirement, use the value shown in your current game. Another simulator’s food cost, level target, or door number will not help here. After completing the requested action, rejoin if the objective still will not move. Keep the prompt text and what you tried if you need to report it to the creator.
Once the opening milestone is clear, the beginner guide covers the eat, grow, break, and upgrade cycle. Use the door-breaking guide when a specific door stops your progress.
FAQ
Is there a Finished Tutorial! badge in +1 Fart to Break Doors?
Yes. Roblox lists Finished Tutorial! for this experience, separately from its Welcome! badge. The public listing confirms the badge’s name but does not explain the exact action that awards it.
What are the exact tutorial steps?
Follow the instructions currently displayed inside your session. The public game description and badge listing do not provide a reliable step-by-step sequence, so check each prompt and confirm it advances before starting the next action.
Why does my tutorial prompt stay on screen after I break a door?
Breaking that door may not match the prompt’s target. Read the instruction again, perform the requested action, and watch for a changed objective. If the action itself does not respond, check the control hint for your device.
Can I skip the tutorial?
Look for a skip control in the current tutorial interface. The public game and badge pages give no skip instructions, so follow the displayed objectives if you see no such control.
Does finishing the tutorial grant cash or an item?
The public Finished Tutorial! badge has no reward description. Check the game interface for any separate reward notice and confirm it appears in the appropriate counter or inventory before relying on it.