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Whats wrong with this?
Ive tried doing the following but it didnt work?
while wait() do
TF = game.ReplicatedStorage["GUI_Drive"].TopFrame:clone()
TF.Parent = game.StarterGui
for i = 1, #Players do
TF.Parent = Players[i].PlayerGui
end
end
How do i make the part where it gives the Players the GUI,Only run once in the script? The while wait() do loop is soppost to run as an entire round. Much appricated if you helped?
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I don't really understand what you mean in the last paragraph, but make sure you include the output. Players is a nil value because you don't define it anywhere, so there will be something in the output. Try this:
while wait() do
local TF = game.ReplicatedStorage["GUI_Drive"].TopFrame:Clone() --Local variables are more efficient.
TF.Parent = game.StarterGui
local Players = game.Players:GetPlayers()
for i = 1, #Players do
TF.Parent = Players[i].PlayerGui
end
end
But this still will only give one player the GUI, since you only clone it once. You have to clone it for each and every player.
while wait() do
local TF = game.ReplicatedStorage["GUI_Drive"].TopFrame:Clone()
TF.Parent = game.StarterGui
local Players = game.Players:GetPlayers()
for i = 1, #Players do
local gui = game.ReplicatedStorage["GUI_Drive"].TopFrame:Clone()
gui.Parent = Players[i]:WaitForChild("PlayerGui") --Just in case it hasn't loaded yet.
end
end
