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Why doesn't a simple part.Visible=false not work?
part = script.parent part.Visible=false is there something i am missing out?
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part.Transparency = 0 iddash 45 — 6y
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0 is completly visible while 1 is invisible iddash 45 — 6y
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ik i got mixed up GIassWindows 141 — 6y
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Visible isn't a property.
Try:
part = script.Parent part.Transparency = 0
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u should have just commented wth iddash 45 — 6y
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well this is an answer. not a comment is it? GIassWindows 141 — 6y
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shows ur doing it for the reputation i guess? iddash 45 — 6y
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jk jk that is kinda rude iddash 45 — 6y
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no point answering if its smth really simple iddash 45 — 6y
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Ohh okay, well there is a checkbox in the properties that is names ''Visible''. I thought everything in the properties can be changed through script. DzoJung 2 — 6y
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I read your comment, there is no check box for a parts visibility, you were probably looking at a GUI but in this case, you can use transparency.
local part = script.Parent while wait() do part.Transparency = 0 wait(1) part.Transparency = 1 end
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Part.Visible is not a valid property so use Transparency instead.