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How can I make a gui turn transparent so another one can turn visible?

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If my question title seems confusing, then I mean like when you see in game its like

"Welcome to my game....." the gui turns black then another GUI slowly fades in saying

"Made by [person]" Yea. I'm trying to make that

Code that is the problem:

for i = 0, 1, 0.1 do
			local b = PlayerGui.Checkpoints.EndofLevel.End.Background1.Holder1.Loading
			local a = PlayerGui.Checkpoints.EndofLevel.End.Background1.Holder1.LoadingNew
			b.Transparency = i
			wait(3)
			for i = 1, 0.1, 1 do
				a.Tansparency = i 
			end
		end

Whole code:

function Touch(Item)
	if Item.Parent:FindFirstChild("Humanoid") and game.Players:GetPlayerFromCharacter(Item.Parent) then
		local PlayerGui = game.Players:GetPlayerFromCharacter(Item.Parent).PlayerGui
		PlayerGui.Checkpoints.EndofLevel.End.Background1.Visible = true
		wait(5)
		for i = 0, 1, 0.1 do
			local b = PlayerGui.Checkpoints.EndofLevel.End.Background1.Holder1.Loading
			local a = PlayerGui.Checkpoints.EndofLevel.End.Background1.Holder1.LoadingNew
			b.Transparency = i
			wait(3)
			for i = 1, 0.1, 1 do
				a.Tansparency = i 
			end
		end
		PlayerGui.Checkpoints.EndofLevel.End.Background1:remove()
		print('work')
		if workspace.Level1.SL2.Enabled == true then
			workspace.Level1.SL2.Enabled = false
			workspace.Level2.SL3.Enabled = true
		end
	end
end

script.Parent.Touched:connect(Touch)

function onTouch(hit)
	local b = hit.Parent:FindFirstChild("Humanoid")
	if b ~= nil then
		b.Health = 0
	else
		print("noooo")
	end
end

script.Parent.Touched:connect(onTouch)
Anonymous

3 comments

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After the for loop on line six of your first code block, make sure to turn IsVisible to false and change the next on to true with a transparency of 0 and do another for loop. I'm sure I was no help at all. (: At least know I tried (= Sorry, and good luck!

Anonymous#
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Ok, I could probably help you with what you are making so when a player joins it says "Welcome to my game" "Made by:..." And both of those fade away right?

Anonymous#
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Nono, I'm not trying to make that. If I can, I'll post a picture of what I'm trying to do.

Anonymous#

1 answer

✓ Accepted answer

What your code is trying to do, is loop 10 times, increasing the "i" variable from 0 to 1 and setting the transparency of b to i. That is perfectly fine. The problem is, every time this loops, there is another loop which is trying to loop from 1 to 0.1 with in increment of 1 which, obviously, won't work.

(Also the property is BackgroundTransparency, not Transparency)

Try the following code:

local b = PlayerGui.Checkpoints.EndofLevel.End.Background1.Holder1.Loading
local a = PlayerGui.Checkpoints.EndofLevel.End.Background1.Holder1.LoadingNew

--This first loop will fade b in--

for i = 1, 0, 0.1 do --Will loop ten times
	b.BackgroundTransparency = i --Setting the transparency of b to i
	wait(0.1) --So it doesn't instantly change transparency to 0
end

wait(3) --Time period before the next one fades in

for i=1, 0, 0.1 do --Will loop 10 times
	a.BackgroundTransparency = i --Will make a visible
	b.BackgroundTransparency = 1-i --Will make b invisible
	wait(0.1) --To slow it down a bit
end

Obviously I can't see your GUI, but if you don't want to make b invisible at the end, just remove line 15.

I hope this helps!

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4 comments

0

It doesn't work.

Anonymous#
0

Any errors?

Anonymous#
0

I had to rewrite your code. Kinda works, but its a little weird

Anonymous#
0

How so? You can make the wait smaller to speed it up, and increase the increment by making 0.1 smaller

Anonymous#

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