Hi, I'm trying to edit a script to fit my thing and so far the only thing that comes up is Global 'child' is only used in the enclosing function; consider changing it to local

and then I get a Unknown global 'mesh'

CHILD SCRIPT

script.Parent.MouseButton1Down:connect(function() local gui = script.Parent.Parent local base = gui:FindFirstChild("Page2_Slot1_TextBox") if gui and base then if base.Visible == true then Child = gui:GetChildren() for i = 1,#child do if child[i].Name:sub(1,6) == "Page2_" then child[i].Visible = false child[i].Active = false script.Parent.Text = "Save Slots" script.Parent.BackgroundColor3 = Color3.new(162/255, 171/255, 255/255) end end

UNKNOWN SCRIPT

--Setting sizes for the mesh xsize.Value = xsize.Parent.Text ysize.Value = ysize.Parent.Text

		if ysize.Value > 10 then
				ysize.Value = 10
			elseif ysize.Value <= 0 then
				ysize.Value = 3
			end
		if xsize.Value > 10 then
				xsize.Value = 10
			elseif xsize.Value <= 0 then
				xsize.Value = 3
		end
	mesh.Scale = Vector3.new(xsize.Value,ysize.Value,0.7)
	mesh.Offset = Vector3.new(0,ysize.Value - 3,0)
	end	
end)

Honestly, I've tried doing as the Script Analysis says, but I just don't know. What am I supposed to do?! D:

AnonymousEdited

2 comments

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It seems like you are getting a couple of variables out of thin air: xsize, ysize, and mesh (there's another but I'll mention it later). You need to define these variables in your script. "global" means something that is not defined inside the script or the function.

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0

They should have been underlined in blue.

Anonymous#