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Gah! I decided to make a GUI thats purposly annoying at the begginging. Help??? [Solved it]
So The GUI's positions are purposly centered in the middle of the screen as soon as the first person joins. However, when I play they are always on the side of the screen, here Is my code...
01 | for i,v in pairs(game.Players:GetChildren()) do |
02 | if v:IsA("Player") then |
03 | wait(1) |
04 | v.PlayerGui.MainText.Frame.TextLabel.Text = "Hi!" |
05 | wait(1) |
06 | v.PlayerGui.MainText.Frame.TextLabel.Text = "Wait, Hold on..." |
07 | wait(1) |
08 | v.PlayerGui.MainText.Frame.TextLabel.Size = UDim2.new{0, 1, 0, 1} |
09 | wait(3) |
10 | v.PlayerGui.MainText.Frame.TextLabel.Position = UDim2.new{.5, 0, .5, 0} |
11 | wait() |
12 | end |
13 | end |
Note: This only after the Size and Position are executed by the script
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If its something obvious, its 3:33 in the morning, devils hour, and I'm tired ifreakinlostmyacount 52 — 4y
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You are using offset for the size, change it to scale try sm like {-- here,0,--here,0} Scale: Automatically changes the size of the GUI to the size of the device. Whereas offset doesn't
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Its the fact that the local script is not apart of the GUI to stop the local script from overlapping itself when reseting, I did some research and its moving the points half way according to the GUI.size since its not a descendant of the GUI - Roblox Developer Hub ifreakinlostmyacount 52 — 4y