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How to use the teleport system for Universes?

Asked Sep 15, 2015411 views2 answers

Alright, so this is more of a question about the way to have a system where if I click a GUI, it'll teleport a player to another place in the universe. I've looked up the teleport system on the wiki, but the help they provided didn't help, let me specify.

The script I'm using:

local me = player.PlayerGui.ScreenGui.Start

function onClicked
	local player = game.Players:GetPlayerFromCharacter(click.Parent)
    	if player then
        	game:GetService("TeleportService"):Teleport(player, 31355192)
	end
end

me.MouseButton1Click:connect(onClicked) --added this part in so you knew I got this down already.

That teleport code came from the number ID on the place, I don't know if this was even the right set of numbers though (Picture link) http://prntscr.com/8gsv9x

If you need to know anything else, just tell me.

THIS EVENT IS BEING FIRED BY CLICKING A GUI BUTTON

AnonymousSep 15, 2015Edited Sep 18, 2015

2 answers

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First, make sure you're writing the clicked event like this-

button.MouseButton1Down:connect(onClicked) --replace "button" with the name of your GUI button

Second, there are 2 arguments for the MouseButton1Down function- the X position of the mouse, and the Y position of the mouse. Neither of those can be used to get the player.

Instead, we can get the LocalPlayer from the script, like this:

function onClicked () --The function for the clicked event that's after this function.
	local player = game.Players.LocalPlayer
        if player then
		game:GetService("TeleportService"):Teleport( 31355192, player)
	end
end

buttonName.MouseButton1Down:connect(onClicked)

In order for this to work, it must be put into a LocalScript.

Please upvote if this helped!

AnonymousSep 15, 2015Edited Sep 17, 2015Permalink

10 comments

Dude it's not :Teleport(31355192, player) It's Teleport(player, 31355192

AnonymousSep 16, 2015#

A small mistake like that is nothing to downvote someone on.

AnonymousSep 16, 2015#

Fine I didn't down vote.

AnonymousSep 16, 2015#

Thanks for the catch.

AnonymousSep 16, 2015#

Thanks for helping so far, but now I get an error message in the developer log saying this:

AnonymousSep 16, 2015#

"Unable to cast Instance of int" (next line under) I know this is the problem because under it, it shows that it came from that script on the "game:GetService" line (I've added just a little more to the original question to help)

AnonymousSep 16, 2015#

Try switching around the "player" and the number, I think duckyo01 might have been wrong.

AnonymousSep 17, 2015#

Also, if this is in a LocalScript, :Teleport() automatically sends the player. No need to add 'player', just :Teleport(id)

AnonymousSep 17, 2015#

I still got the same error when I did both of those ideas.

AnonymousSep 18, 2015#

I'm not sure if this matters, but it's being fired by clicking a GUI Button

AnonymousSep 18, 2015#

Your Problem

Your problem is that you're accessing the player completely wrong. You're trying to use the GetPlayerFromCharacter function, but the arguments are supposed to be the character of said player that you're attempting to get. You did not supply the Character.

In fact, you don't even need to be using the GetPlayerFromCharacter function at all. Just access the player using game.Players.LocalPlayer.

Code

local me = player.PlayerGui.ScreenGui.Start
local plr = game.Players.LocalPlayer

function onClicked()
	game:GetService("TeleportService"):Teleport(player, 31355192)
end

me.MouseButton1Click:connect(onClicked)

AnonymousOct 11, 2015Permalink

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