wow i cant delete this stupid question from two years ago
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yeah, no stupid question.?
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Yes it is.
if something is enabled then its not disabled or the other way around
eg.
script.Disabled = true -- now it's not disabled. lol.
script.Enabled = false -- still disabled. lol.
accept if this helps
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disabled is not a property of scripts, or any other instance as far as i know
Yes, It Is The Exact Same, In Most Cases. A case where it would be different is if You created your own Value that is called enabled which you for whatever reason chose to make it disable something if it equals true.
Most Cases:
local disabled = true -- Disabled
disabled = false -- Enabled
local enabled = true -- Enabled
enabled = false -- Disabled
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this is retarded bc those are just variables. thats his own common sense what he names his variables
same thing but backwards xD
script.Disabled = true -- Disabled
script.Enabled = true -- Enabled
script.Disabled = false -- Enabled
script.Enabled = false -- Disabled
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disabled is not a property of scripts, or any other instance as far as i know
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yes
Obviously :/
Duhhhhhhhhh
lol this question xD
Im sorry im just wondering why people use enabled = false for gui's
But thanks lol
accept an answer pls me
people use Enabled = false because Enabled is a property of guis. Disabled is not. therefore it is only reasonable and correct to say that Enabled = false