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Base · Updated September 7, 2026

Sell Ores Floor Unlocks: Budget the Floor and Its Mining Slots

Use the recorded Floor 2 and Floor 3 purchases to separate floor access from the extra cost of opening and filling a mining compartment.

Your next step

The recorded Floor 1 → 2 purchase costs $10,000, followed by a separate $1,200 mining-slot purchase. Floor 2 → 3 later costs $150,000. Budget the floor, a usable compartment and an ore to place inside; unlocking a row does not fill it.

01

Buy the numbered floor transition

Find the green Unlock Floor sign in the base courtyard, beside the ore-luck and rolling-pedestal boards. Read the two floor numbers together. At 3:05 the sign offers 1 > 2 for $10,000, while the account has $352,028. After the purchase, the balance is $342,028 and a new row of closed compartments appears.

Unlock Floor 1 to 2 for $10,000 beside the other base purchase boards, with $352,028 cash.
Use the numbered Unlock Floor board. The adjacent rolling-pedestal price buys a different object. Open full image · Image source
New upper mining row with $1,200 labels after the balance falls to $342,028.
The new row is accessible, but its compartments still display separate prices. Open full image · Image source

02

Open a compartment and put an ore to work

Climb the ladder to the new row. The compartment shown at 3:41 costs $1,200. After this purchase the balance changes from $332,028 to $330,828; the adjacent closed compartment now shows $1,800. The next shown state has the compartment open and illuminated, but its wall is empty. Opening access is not the same as putting an ore to work.

The account balance is lower than immediately after the floor purchase because another purchase occurred in between. Use the two adjacent slot-purchase states for the $1,200 deduction, not the earlier floor balance.

For a visual comparison, the earlier ground-floor compartment pictured below has an ore wall inside it. Use this to distinguish an occupied compartment from the empty upper slot; it is a different compartment recorded before the floor purchase.

  1. Keep an ore available for the new compartment. The recording uses a paid-pack ore; that is not a required starter reward.
  2. Climb the ladder, choose the closed compartment and pay its displayed cash price.
  3. Bring your ore into the opened compartment and use its placement interaction.
  4. Check that the ore wall and working drill appear before budgeting another empty row.
Player on the upper walkway facing a closed $1,200 compartment, with $332,028 cash.
This is an additional compartment purchase after buying floor access. Open full image · Image source
Open upper compartment with an empty illuminated wall beside the drill, with $330,828 cash.
The purchased compartment is open here, but this image does not show an ore installed or producing. The next closed slot has its own price. Open full image · Image source
Earlier ground-floor compartment filled with visible golden ore, with the drill beside it.
A separate earlier example at 1:24 shows an occupied ore wall. It is not the result of the later Floor 2 purchase. Open full image · Image source

03

Keep cash for productive space

For the pictured Floor 2 route, $10,000 plus the first shown $1,200 compartment is $11,200 before any cost of obtaining an ore. This is an example budget, not a promise that every later compartment stays at $1,200.

If you still have an open, empty compartment below, place an available ore there first. If all usable compartments are occupied and you have another ore ready, a new floor gives that ore somewhere to go. Buying a floor while leaving its slots closed adds access without immediately adding another working wall.

Purchase in the recordingDisplayed cash costWhat remains to do
Floor 1 → 2$10,000Open a compartment and place an ore
First shown Floor 2 compartment$1,200Place an available ore
Floor 2 → 3$150,000Read and budget the new row’s compartment prices

04

Confirm the next transition separately

At 6:00, Unlock Floor shows 2 > 3 for $150,000 and the balance is $1,127,883. The purchase lowers it to $977,883. The sign then advances to 3 > 4 for $1,000,000. That last figure is the next offer, not another charge made during the Floor 3 purchase.

Do not combine the floor price with the separate furnace, pedestal or compartment price just because the objects stand near each other. Read the object name before spending.

Unlock Floor 2 to 3 for $150,000 with $1,127,883 cash.
The floor numbers identify the purchase being made. Open full image · Image source
After buying Floor 3, the board now offers 3 to 4 for $1,000,000 and cash is $977,883.
The board has advanced to the next floor; the completed purchase deducted $150,000. Open full image · Image source

05

Recording context

These examples come from CoralBlox’s Roblox recording uploaded August 29, 2026. Its game build is not displayed. This account uses paid ore packs and other advantages, so its cash totals and progression speed are not a free-player benchmark. These prices belong to the shown purchases.

Sources

CoralBlox — Sell Ores gameplay, uploaded August 29, 2026