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Why wont the Gui show up?
I am making a text button for a game but the text button wont even show up
gameStartGui = Instance.new("ScreenGui")
gameStartGui.Parent = game.StarterGui
gameStartGui.Name = "oneLoadScreen"
lightFire = Instance.new("TextButton")
lightFire.Name = "Light Fire"
lightFire.Text = "Light Fire"
lightFire.FontSize = "Size36"
lightFire.Font = "Arial"
lightFire.Parent = game.StarterGui.oneLoadScreen
lightFire.Position = {0.95, 0},{0.38, 0}
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Make Light Fire's variable lf, easier to type. Also, try this
X = Instance.new("X", game.X.X)
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This is building on the previous answer. WolfgangVonPrinz 0 — 9y
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I will try NRCme 0 — 9y
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Wait how does that work? NRCme 0 — 9y
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You need to create this gui in every player's PlayerGui. To do this I loop through all the players using a for loop.
I also noiticed you were not using an UDim2 value for the Position.
Method 1: Using a for loop and manipulating every Gui.
for _,n in pairs(Game.Players:GetPlayers()) do
gameStartGui = Instance.new("ScreenGui",n.PlayerGui)
gameStartGui.Name = "oneLoadScreen"
lightFire = Instance.new("TextButton",gameStartGui)
lightFire.Name = "Light Fire"
lightFire.Text = "Light Fire"
lightFire.FontSize = "Size36"
lightFire.Font = "Arial"
lightFire.Position = UDim2.new(0.95, 0,0.38, 0)
end
Method 2: Cloning
gameStartGui = Instance.new("ScreenGui")
gameStartGui.Name = "oneLoadScreen"
lightFire = Instance.new("TextButton",gameStartGui)
lightFire.Name = "Light Fire"
lightFire.Text = "Light Fire"
lightFire.FontSize = "Size36"
lightFire.Font = "Arial"
lightFire.Position = UDim2.new(0.95, 0,0.38, 0)
for _,n in pairs(Game.Players:GetPlayers()) do
gameStartGui:Clone().Parent = n.PlayerGui
end