Hi, I am not quite sure about this script. But it just not working, I tried testing this as a local script and tested in-game and in test server. Still couldn't work!
Can you figure this script out?
function lighting()
local Control = game:GetService("StarterGui").WorkingOnGui.CeilingLightControl.Visible = true
end
script.Parent.MouseButton1Down:connect(lighting)
I know that I have tried tweaking the script by myself, but what I have tweaked is below.
function lighting()
game:GetService("StarterGui").WorkingOnGui.CeilingLightControl.Visible = true -- The difference between the old and the new script is that I have taken out "local Control = ".
end
script.Parent.MouseButton1Down:connect(lighting)
But the script didn't work, so what I did is that I tried it as an Local Script - but that didn't work either!
Is there any other solutions?
Thanks!
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This is not what I am talking about. This is just opening a GUI when you put in a player username into the script.
Im a bit confused, do you mean opening a gui from another?
Opening a GUI from a SurfaceGui.
You cannot get the playe through a SurfaceGui unless it is the parent of the player. http://wiki.roblox.com/index.php?title=API:Class/SurfaceGui. It is one of the limitations of a SurfaceGui
I don't understand with that Wiki. Can you just make a code?
In short a SurfaceGui has no way of getting the player so you are un able to show them the gui unless the parent of the SurfaceGui is the player.
You mean having a SurfaceGui > Frame > Local Script?
I mean "game.Players.[player name].PlayeGui.SurfaceGui" this has a refference to the player where as "game.Workspace.Part.SurfaceGui" does not so you cannot find the player
Can you put in the script, so that it automaticaly find the player rather having me to type it in.