The title says it, is it possible? Please post below.
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How to make it where, once a player clicks an gui, a sound plays?
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local button = --Button location
local sound = --sound location
local clicked = false
button.MouseButton1Down:Connect(function()
if not clicked then
clicked = true
sound:Play()
end
end)
if any errors, please mention.
This is possible, first things first is to make a gui, and design it to your preference, then insert a localscript into the gui.
local Button = --Button Destination
Now what you need to do is at in when a player clicks on the gui, music will play, what I'd suggest is adding music to "replicatedstorage"
Button.MouseButton1Down:connect(function()
game.ReplicatedStorage.[MUSICNAME]:play()
end)
Also, make sure to add the id of the music you wish played into the properties of your sound.
If you encounter any errors, please do tell.
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You need to have a audio/sound object under the text button. and need to add a function to it if the text button is clicked on and triggering the audio to play.
local button = script.Parent.Parent.TextButton
local audio = button.Parent.Audio
button.MouseButton1Clicked:connect(function()
wait(.1)
audio:Play()
end
may need to change things around to get the script working correctly.
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It's ReplicatedStorage[MUSICNAME], you don't have the dot. It's like how you cannot do table.[1], you need to do table[1]
That was a typeo, Ik what I meant.