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How to show the frame?

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frame location - Starter Gui - Messages - Locked <-- The name of the frame

Value = script.Value

function onTouched(part)
	if Value.Value == false then
		-- How to make the frame visible here
	else
		part.CFrame = CFrame.new(script.Parent.Parent.Parent.BlueR1.Position.x, script.Parent.Parent.Parent.BlueR1.Position.y + 5,  script.Parent.Parent.Parent.BlueR1.Position.z)
	end
end


script.Parent.Touched:connect(onTouched)

I have tried so many different ways, for at least an hour but for some reason I can't figure it out? Am I just that dumb?

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First, find the frame
What about this rock?

Your frame is not in StarterGui. I know, you totally think it is, because that's where you put it. But I want to make it very clear to you. Repeat after me: "I will not touch StarterGui"
Good boy.

You may now locate the Frame. The Frame is in fact in Player.PlayerGui. What is Player I hear you say? Player is the Player who touched the part in question. Make sure you know how to get your Player before continuing, because it's very very important and you have no excuse for not knowing. Now that you have your PlayerGui, you'll be able to find it the same way as you'd be able to locate it from StarterGui (StarterGui.ScreenGui.Frame -> PlayerGui.ScreenGui.Frame)

Make it visible
It is known.

Making the Frame visible at this point is simple. Just set Frame.Visible to true. Wasn't that easy?

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Omg you saved my life :D

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