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I want to toggle a GUI off and/or on, but why won't it?
I want to toggle a GUI on and/or off, but it wont turn on or off! I would know how to do it if it just was
local GUI = game.StarterGui.GUI GUI.Visible = true
I tried it, and it doesn't work! Can someone plz tell me why?
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use Enabled Warfaresh0t 414 — 8y
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https://scriptinghelpers.org/blog/common-mistakes#PlayerGui User#5423 17 — 8y
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Visible isn't ScreenGui property. Use Enabled instead.
local GUI = game.StarterGui.GUI GUI.Enabled = false -- GUI is disabled which means player can't see it
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Oh yeah i compleatly forgot about that, but i wanted to do just ONE screen, or should i use a frame instead? Chez_Guy 67 — 8y
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but say i want just that TextLabel to go away and not the others. Chez_Guy 67 — 8y
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oh In that case you should use TextLabel.Visible = false :) personal_ly 151 — 8y
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local GUI = game.StarterGui.GUI -- Wont change anything for the player. Use game.Players.LocalPlayer.PlayerGui.GUI is the gui.
GUI.Visible = true -- wont change anything will even error as visible isn't a property of a GUI, thats called "Enabled"
game.Players.LocalPlayer.PlayerGui.GUI.Enabled = true
would do what you need.
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Make sure you put 2 frames in the one screengui and in one of the frames put a button (text or image) then try:
local frame = script.Parent.Parent.Parent:WaitForChild('name_of_your_frame')
script.Parent.MouseButton1Click:connect(function()
frame.Visible = not frame.Visible -- since Visible is a boolean, it can be toggled by doing the opposite of what it is so if its open its true vice versa
end)
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You can either write it as ...
local GUI = game.StarterGui.GUI GUI.Enabled = false -- it disables the "ScreenGui" and makes it invisible along with it's properties
or you can write it as...
local GUI = game.StarterGui.GUI GUI.Frame.Visible= false --add a Frame/Textlabel/imagelabel/ etc.