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how do i make a gui disappear after you are done using it? [SOLVED]
i thought it was like this
wait(2)
game.Workspace.StarterGui.ScreenGui.VirusContinues.Noob.Transparency = 1
like after a loading screen is done or something!
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you need to edit gui's with PlayerGui, for this use RemoteEvents, if script is in gui just use script.Parent.Parent....VirusContinued.Noob.Transparency = 1 yHasteeD 1819 — 6y
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didn't work hoth7 45 — 6y
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game.Workspace.StarterGui.ScreenGui.VirusContinues.Visible = false MArzalAlBuchariZ 33 — 6y
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that didn't work since startergui is not inside workspace hoth7 45 — 6y
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Do you want the text label or the whole frame to disappear. CaptainD_veloper 290 — 6y
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the whole frame hoth7 45 — 6y
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Also MArzalAlBuchariZ, it would be game.Players.LocalPlayer(Asuming this is in a local script where it should be.).PlayerGui.ScreenGui . . . Knineteen19 307 — 6y
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Also if you want the entire ScreenGui to disappear, you can do ScreenGui.Enabled = false. Knineteen19 307 — 6y
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Well for me, what I would do, instead of just making it disappear, I would slide it up, and if I won't need it later, delete it. Here's about the code I would use:
frame:TweenPosition(UDim2.new(0.5,0,-2,0),'Quint','Out',1) wait(1) frame:Destroy() --Or if you need it later on: frame.ImageTransparency = 1 -- For an image gui. frame.BackgroundTransparency = 1 -- For a normal frame.
The issue with your script, is that transparency isn't a "valid member of frame" or whatever. Instead of transparency it's BackgroundTransparency or ImageTransparency.
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its would direction, style then time. so "Out", "Quint", "1" tonyv537 95 — 6y