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Steps come from the recorded interaction, not from a result screen or a guessed answer.
Search the exact prompt shown in The Login Game on Roblox. This hub lists only methods whose full action, successful result, and no-Skip completion were visible in reviewed gameplay. 5 solutions currently pass that evidence gate.
5 published methods
Draw one continuous, smooth loop around the center dot and finish close to where you started. The game states that 70% or better signs you in. A recorded run passed at 92.6%, but you only need to clear the displayed threshold; no particular drawing direction, mouse setting, or device is proven necessary.
Open verified steps →Select Send code, then switch to the in-game Electronic Post tab and read the newest message from Google. Return to the verification tab, enter the six-digit code shown for your current session, and verify it. Do not reuse a code from a guide: the code can change and must be read from your own inbox.
Open verified steps →Watch the entire color sequence before clicking. When the screen changes to Your turn, press the colored panels in the same order. Each successful round adds one more color. Continue through round 7 until the game says Simon says you may sign in. The sequence changes, so there is no fixed color answer to copy.
Open verified steps →Use the WoodsCo invite that opens inside the game. Select Enter WoodsCo on the simulated woodscord page; when the button changes to Joined, the level completes and progress is saved. You do not need to find or join a real Discord server, and you should not follow an outside invite link for this step.
Open verified steps →Drag the round handle on the simulated browser-check slider all the way from left to right. Hold the pointer down until it reaches 100% and the panel says Verification successful. If the drag is not accepted, reset or retry this level's slider; the recording does not show that the whole run must be restarted.
Open verified steps →A screen name alone is not enough. A public solution appears here only after the footage shows what the player did, how the game confirmed success, and that Skip was not used.
Steps come from the recorded interaction, not from a result screen or a guessed answer.
The method must show a sign-in, level-complete, progress-saved, or equivalent success state.
Session codes and generated sequences are explained as lookup methods, never published as universal fixed answers.