local Button = script.Parent
Button.MouseButton1Up:Connect(function()
print("yes")
end)
Inside of a scrolling gui, folder. Its also inside of a part surface gui, yes the surface gui adornee is the part. It doesnt even detect being clicked by a player. The script is a SCRIPT not local script.
The button is clickable, I don't know why it doesnt detect it being clicked.
I don't think you're supposed to put the SurfaceGui INSIDE the part. Try putting it inside a StarterGui instead, and make the Adornee into the part. If the problem persists, please reply and let me know.
You're right. Thank you alot, this will also help me on future projects!
That's odd. When I tested his code I made the exact hierarchy as his and it worked fine. Maybe some sort of bug? Weird.
https://imgur.com/gallery/UyoCqrl
LOCATION OF THE SCRIPT.
also, I tried this with a script, and a LocalScript, none of them worked.
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Sorry Instead of wait I mean print("yes")
Nothing wrong with the code, are you able to post a screenshot of the hierarchy?
yes
https://imgur.com/gallery/UyoCqrl
Have you tried testing it outside of studio or in the test mode? Also, don't use a local script- they don't run in the workspace