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Not sure how to work with the UDim2 property here?
for the most part this script is working well, but I'm not really sure how to work around the position of the head with the UDim2 property of the position of the guis, is there any way I can try to make sure it will move above the players head? I'm working with a billboard gui:
funbutton.MouseClick:connect(function()
if bool == true then
bool = false
bord.Parent = playersChar.Head
frame.Visible = true
frame.Position = UDim2.new{0, 50},{0, 20}
nametext.Text = player.Name
frame.BackgroundColor = playersChar.Torso.BrickColor
end
end)
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funbutton.MouseClick:connect(function()
if bool == true then
bool = false
bord.Parent = playersChar.Head
frame.Visible = true
frame.Position = UDim2.new(0, 50,0, 20) -- The format for UDim2 is (a,b,c,d)
-- {a,b}{c,d} well put number wise
nametext.Text = player.Name
frame.BackgroundColor = playersChar.Torso.BrickColor.Color -- converts BrickColor to Color3 values with BrickColor.Color
bool = true -- you forgot to make sure your debounce is set back
end
end)
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I actually only want it to fire once, aside from that thanks for the detailed answer! ProgramsMan 100 — 8y
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The UDim2.new constructor works as
UDim2.new( number ScaleX, number OffsetX, number ScaleY, number OffsetY )
So {1,2}{3,4} literally becomes UDim2.new(1,2,3,4)
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When operating with UDim2.new you use Parenthese instead of the curly brackets.
UDim2.new(0,50,0,20)