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how do i make the message stacked on top of each other instead of a long line?
local h = Instance.new("Message") h.Parent = Workspace h.Text = "plz make sure to push the button and stand on the red brick! " wait(5) h:Remove()
script works but when i try to put it on top of each other...
local h = Instance.new("Message") h.Parent = Workspace h.Text = "plz remember to push the button and stand on top of the red brick! " wait(5) h:Remove()
...it doesnt work. so help?
thx
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What do you mean by "put it on top of each other"? darkelementallord 686 — 8y
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like USArmyRanger2003 0 — 8y
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like its like a book? not in a long line but like when your typing and you push enter it goes to the next line? does that help? USArmyRanger2003 0 — 8y
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Eh, you can't do that with "Message" instances, you would need to use GUIs darkelementallord 686 — 8y
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man. USArmyRanger2003 0 — 8y
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Also, please don't create multiple question posts for the same question, you can edit your question using the button to the right of the screen darkelementallord 686 — 8y
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oh sry USArmyRanger2003 0 — 8y
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You can do this using newline characters, ex.
Instance.new("Message",workspace).Text="This is on one line\nThis is on another line"
or
Instance.new("Message",workspace).Text=[[This is on one line
This is on another line]]
"\n" is translated into a newline character if you want to write it all out on one line, otherwise you need to use double brackets to create a multiline string.