Its supossed to create a new textlabel (Wich it does) but you cant see the text of it? I can indeed see it in properties. Can someone help?
function onClicked(Player)
local textlabel = Instance.new("TextLabel")
textlabel.Name = 'Item1'
textlabel.Parent = game.StarterGui.OpenCloseGUI.Frame
textlabel.Text = "Cane"
textlabel.BackgroundTransparency = 1
textlabel.TextSize = 15
textlabel.Font = ("Cartoon")
textlabel.ZIndex = 2
end
script.Parent.ClickDetector.MouseClick:Connect(onClicked)
You should change
textlabel.Parent = game.StarterGui.OpenCloseGUI.Frame
to
textlabel.Parent = Player.PlayerGui.OpenCloseGUI.Frame
http://wiki.roblox.com/index.php?title=PlayerGui_vs._StarterGui
learn about it there
the end should be end) and line 11 should be "onclicked()" or something like that.Line 11 should activate the function.and the extra ")" is to end the function
That is not correct. That is a function he wrote himself, and it does not require a bracket to close it. The name of the function is in fact clickDetector.MouseClick.
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Each player has a GUI folder called the PlayerGui. That is what they see. The StarterGui is what you see in Studio, and what is replicated (copied) to all players in the server upon joining or respawning, so you would change it in the PlayerGui. If this is a LocalScript, use script.Parent.Parent etc..
http://wiki.roblox.com/index.php?title=PlayerGui_vs._StarterGui