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KeyDown not working?
So, I'm trying to make a Gui Game, but the "onkeydown" isn't working, 38 means ^. Thats the key number. But it's not working, any help?
function onkeyDown(key)
if key == 38 then
script.Parent.Position.Z = 200
end
end
or
function onkeyDown(key)
if key == 38 then
script.Parent.Position = {0.5, -50},{0, 200}
end
end
Thanks!
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You need to use string.byte to use the number of the key.
function onkeyDown(key)
if key:byte() == 38 then
script.Parent.Position = UDim2.new(0.5, -50, 0, 200);
end
end
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function onkeyDown(key)
if tonumber(string.byte(key)) == 38 then
script.Parent.Position = UDim2.new(.5,-50,0,200)
end
end
PATHHERE.MouseButton1Click:connect(onkeyDown) --PATHHERE = path to the gui button
should work, idk if tonumber is required :P
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from what I see in the comments you need to do this
function onkeyDown(key)
if key:byte() == "38" then
script.Parent.Position = UDim2.new(0.5, -50, 0, 200);
end
end
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if the key part works then this will
function onkeyDown(key)
if key == 38 then
script.Parent.Position = UDim2.new(.5,-50,0,200)
end
end
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Few mistakes. One:
function onkeyDown(key)
if key == "38" then -- Quotation Marks
script.Parent.Position = {0.5, -50},{0, 200}
end
end
For two: you might want to pick another letter instead of "^" because you have to hold shift.
function onkeyDown(key)
if key == "Letter goes here" then -- Quotation Marks and any letter you want.
script.Parent.Position = {0.5, -50},{0, 200}
end
end
Though, I'm not highly 100% sure it will work.
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I meant the up arrow. Grenaderade 525 — 10y
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Well, I don't know about the up arrow part. Maybe put "Up"? DesignerDavid 0 — 10y
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I did J, but it's still not working, I saw this in a weapon and it worked. Grenaderade 525 — 10y