NewGUI = game.StarterGui Instance.new("Frame")
GUIClosed = false
Frame = game.StarterGui.Frame
if GUIClosed == false then
NewGUI
end
Frame.Name = "Frame"
Frame.BackgroundColor3 = "255,255,255"
Frame.BackgroundTransparency = "0"
Frame.BorderColor3 = "0,0,0"
Frame.BorderSizePixel = "2"
Frame.Position = "{0,450},{0,10}"
Frame.Size = "{0,100},{0,100}"
Not Working. I Run The Script Then Get Nothing, Please Help!
Actually, there are more issues than previously stated. First off, the GUI must be created in each player's > PlayerGui , not the > StarterGui . Another error, the > Frame will not be visible unless in a > ScreenGui . For example, you can put this in a LocalScript:
local plr = game.Players.LocalPlayer;
local folder = plr.PlayerGui;
local thing = Instance.new("ScreenGui", folder);
local Frame = Instance.new("Frame",thing);
Frame.Name = "Frame";
Frame.BackgroundColor3 = Color3.new(255,255,255);
Frame.BackgroundTransparency = 0;
Frame.BorderColor3 = Color3.new(0,0,0);
Frame.BorderSizePixel = 2;
Frame.Position = UDim2.new(0,450,0,10);
Frame.Size = UDim2,new(0,100,0,100);
I found the error, it's a simple grammar typo.
NewGUI = game.StarterGui Instance.new("Frame")
You didn't put a . between StarterGui and Instance.new
So it should be
NewGUI = game.StarterGui.Instance.new("Frame")
It may work better if you do
NewGUI = Instance.new("Frame", game.StarterGui)
NewGUI = Instance.new("Frame", game.StarterGui")
Change the script to "LocalScript" Problem solved.
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Thanks Ill Test Now :)
Now I Get An Error Saying if GUIClosed == false then NewGUI end
'=' expected near 'end'