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How do you make a Pop up GUI close it then open another?

Asked Jun 19, 2019305 views3 answers

So I'm trying to close a GUI than a few seconds or minutes later the other one pops up on the screen but I seem to not be able to do it can you please fix my script I'm kinda new at scripting.

[Script]

script.Parent.MouseButton1Click:Connect(function()
if script.Parent.Parent.FirstFrame.Visible == true then
	wait(5.0)
	script.Parent.Parent.FirstFrame.Visible = false
	 if script.Parent.Parent.FirstFrame.Visible == false then
		script.Parent.Parent.SecondFrame.Visible = true
		wait(5.0)
		script.Parent.Parent.SecondFrame.Visible = false
	end
end

end)

AnonymousJun 19, 2019

1 comment

hope it helped

AnonymousJun 20, 2019#

3 answers

✓ Accepted answer

Untested, but probably will work.

script.Parent.MouseButton1Click:Connect(function()
if script.Parent.Parent.FirstFrame.Visible == true then
    wait(5)
    script.Parent.Parent.FirstFrame.Visible = false
    script.Parent.Parent.SecondFrame.Visible = true
    wait(5)
    script.Parent.Parent.SecondFrame.Visible = false
    end
end

script.Parent.MouseButton1Click:Connect(function()
if script.Parent.Parent.FirstFrame.Visible == true then
    wait(5)
    script.Parent.Parent.FirstFrame.Visible = false
     if script.Parent.Parent.FirstFrame.Visible == false then
        script.Parent.Parent.SecondFrame.Visible = true
        wait(5)
        script.Parent.Parent.SecondFrame.Visible = false
    end
end
---you don't put decimals in your wait()

AnonymousJun 20, 2019Edited Jun 20, 2019Permalink

3 comments

ill test it thank you!

AnonymousJun 20, 2019#

Adding on to LiLFriks, you dont have to check if the frame is visible to proceed with your next action, all you need to do is in the first if statement create a value with a boolean and at the beggining state that its false, and at the end that its true; then if the boolean is true that must mean the frame is no longer visible ; therefore, you can check using the variable. If you need me to explai

AnonymousJun 20, 2019#

If you need me to explain I will post an explanation in answers

AnonymousJun 20, 2019#

You need to use PlayerGui in order to access said goal. Which means the script must be a LocalScript in StarterPlayerScripts

local player = game.Players.LocalPlayer
local FirstFrame = player.PlayerGui:WaitForChild("ScreenGui"):WaitForChild("FirstFrame") -- Im assuming this is how it would go

local SecondFrame = player.PlayerGui:WaitForChild("ScreenGui"):WaitForChild("SecondFrame") -- Im assuming this is how it would go
local bool = true
if FirstFrame.Visible == true then
 bool = true
end

script.Parent.MouseButton1Click:Connect(function()
    if bool then
      wait(5)
       script.Parent.Parent.FirstFrame.Visible = false
      
     if not bool then
       script.Parent.Parent.SecondFrame.Visible = true

        wait(5)

        script.Parent.Parent.SecondFrame.Visible = false
      
end
end
end)

AnonymousJun 20, 2019Edited Jun 20, 2019Permalink

8 comments

Is it a local or just normal script?

AnonymousJun 20, 2019#

Local Script

AnonymousJun 20, 2019#

Ill check it okay

AnonymousJun 20, 2019#

It seems to now have worked Should I show you what I put in

AnonymousJun 20, 2019#

Absolutley fine

AnonymousJun 20, 2019#

Not have wroked * I meant

AnonymousJun 20, 2019#

Vincent that should work now

AnonymousJun 20, 2019#

It seems to not work still

AnonymousJun 20, 2019#

this what I put in

local player = game.Players.LocalPlayer local FirstFrame = player.PlayerGui:WaitForChild("ScreenGui"):WaitForChild("FirstFrame") -- Im assuming this is how it would go local SecondFrame = player.PlayerGui:WaitForChild("ScreenGui"):WaitForChild("SecondFrame") -- Im assuming this is how it would go local bool = true if FirstFrame.Visible == true then bool = true end script.Parent.MouseButton1Click:Connect(function() if bool then wait(5) script.Parent.Parent.FirstFrame.Visible = false if not bool then script.Parent.Parent.SecondFrame.Visible = true wait(5) script.Parent.Parent.SecondFrame.Visible = false

end

end end)

AnonymousJun 20, 2019Edited Jun 20, 2019Permalink

4 comments

its so broken

AnonymousJun 20, 2019#

yup lemme fix my code block for ya real quick

AnonymousJun 20, 2019#

what does an error say in the output

AnonymousJun 20, 2019#

"FirstFrame is not a valid member of Frame"

AnonymousJun 20, 2019#

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