This is the line of code that confuses me:
local x = someFrame.BackgroundTransparency
Does this take the value of "someFrame.BackgroundTransparency" or does it make a reference to it?
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There's something really confusing about a line of code. Could anyone help?
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local x = someFrame.BackgroundTransparency
Basically, this is a "directory."
Just like a phone book, it shows you the persons name (which could be x (the name of the directory in this case))
SomeFrame is the person's address, and BackgroundTransparency is their phone number.
Most likely, someone would do:
local x = .5
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Thank you for your response!
It stores the value of 'BackgroundTransparency'
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Uhmmm... That's not an explanation.
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did you watch the video?
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It is quite self-explanatory.
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Takes its value , i've never succeeded in my lazy stuff like I'd like to do 'local abc = script.IntValue.Value'
like i'd like to do is 'abc = 123' . lmao
it makes a reference, what do you mean with taking the value