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Okay so this is my code in-game and im putting this in just a regular script because I can't use a localscript for my game, or this would this be 10x easier. Ok so here's the code:
for i, v in pairs(game.Players:GetPlayers()) do
Start = v.PlayerGui.Starting
Textlabel = Start.Textlabel
Textlabel.Visible = true
v.PlayerGui.Starting.Textlabel.Text = "Your objective is to climb the cliff and dodge the vehicles coming down to hit you."
ws.Tele2.Click:Play()
wait(8)
end
Okay so everything works in studio but in-game, it doesnt work.
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+1 for getting around the title-checker in that manner. Next time, actually take the time to construct a better title or it may be moderated. Shawnyg 4330 — 6y
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From what I understand, you can't communicate with the player's gui from the server directly. If you want to know how to do that, let me know. A better method of what you have above would be this, in a localscript, in StarterGui.
local Start = script.Parent.Starting local TextLabel = Start.TextLabel TextLabel.Visible = true TextLabel.Text = 'Your objective is to climb the cliff and dodge the vehicles coming down to hit you' -- I am unsure where ws.Tele2.Click:Play() is located, but if it is a sound you should put it in this script or anywhere in the "Starting" ScreenGui (Assuming that it *is* a ScreenGui)
Oh and a side note, please use actual descriptive titles. I decided to do you the favor of helping you out here despite the lack of a title you gave, but most people wont do what I did.