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Problem with GUI tweening and parameters. How can I fix it?
So, I have made a function that does GUI tweening, with 1 of the parameters representing the GUI that gets tweened. I tried putting the parameter in a variable.
Here is the script:
01 | local ReplicatedStorage = game:GetService("ReplicatedStorage") |
02 | local remoteEvent = ReplicatedStorage:WaitForChild("CannonGuiAppear") |
03 |
04 | remoteEvent.OnClientEvent:Connect(function() |
05 | local GUI = script.Parent.Parent.PlayerGui["Cannon-Popup"] |
06 | local function GuiTween(gui,posX, poxY) |
07 |
08 | gui:TweenPosition( |
09 | UDim2.new(posX, 0, poxY, 0), |
10 | "Out", -- Easing Direction |
11 | "Sine", -- Easing Style |
12 | 1, |
13 | true, |
14 | game.Workspace.Cannon.Part.Controls.Disabled == false |
15 | ) |
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And here is the error: 17:09:07.156 - Unable to cast value to function for the line that says; gui:TweenPosition(
Any idea how I can fix this? And yes, the remote event CAN run without issue of triggering it.
Note: This is a local script in StarterPlayerScripts (transferred to PlayerScripts in each player)
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01 | local ReplicatedStorage = game:GetService("ReplicatedStorage") |
02 | local remoteEvent = ReplicatedStorage:WaitForChild("CannonGuiAppear") |
03 |
04 | local function GuiTween(gui,posX, poxY) |
05 | gui:TweenPosition( |
06 | UDim2.new(posX, 0, poxY, 0), |
07 | "Out", -- Easing Direction |
08 | "Sine", -- Easing Style |
09 | 1, |
10 | true, |
11 | function() -- Make this a function |
12 | game.Workspace.Cannon.Part.Controls.Disabled = false |
13 | end |
14 | ) |
15 | end |
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You cannot tween the position of StarterGui's themselves. It only works on elements inside of a ScreenGui, such as a Frame or an ImageLabel.
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They are inside a ScreenGui. "Cannon-Popup" is a ScreenGui. When the function is ran, the first argument for the gui parameter is: GUI. (What ever I want to reference here.) cookie_more 30 — 4y
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My bad, I didn't notice that zane21225 243 — 4y
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Here is the issue, and I am wondering if you know the solution. On line 08, when I try to reference the parameter, it won't let me. Any idea how to get around that? I tried using variables, nothing like that worked. cookie_more 30 — 4y
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What I mean by "it won't let me", is it won't work. The error takes me to line 08, and I believe its cause I can't directly reference the parameter like that. cookie_more 30 — 4y
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You're using a LocalScript, correct? zane21225 243 — 4y