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Is there anyway you can make a dance floor using SurfaceGUIs, if so, how?
Making a game that needs a dance floor. I have no clue how to script that using SurfaceGUIs. The base block color is black, but I don't know how to make it random colors. Any tips/help?
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Yes, there are also much simpler ways to do it. If you do something to the effect of wait(time) and then a line that changes the color property of the brick and repeat it until you feel satisfied with how many times it changes colors.
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But how would I do that with a SurfaceGUI? Pawsability 65 — 11y
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You would have to make it an animated GUI, which starts going into much more complicated scripting and values and things that I would normally explain, but as I already said, I'm cramming like crazy and really wish I could help you more. Any particular reason why you want to do it with surface GUIs instead of a normal script? areiydenfan00 115 — 11y
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Just put it in a basic script, why use a surfacegui?
for i=1,10 do
1 | wait(2) |
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3 | game.Workspace.Part.BrickColor = BrickColor.Random() |
end
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SurfaceGUIs color comes out better and blocks. Pawsability 65 — 11y
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1 | for i=1,10 do |
2 | wait(1) -- *Change the number to whatever you want* |
3 | game.Workspace.Part.BrickColor = BrickColor.Random() |
4 | end |
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wow someone already posted :P NinjoOnline 1146 — 11y
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I think Diver wants to do it surface GUI because it shows up in the dark