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Why doesnt this tween the size of the gui object?
Why doesnt this tween the size of the gui object?
local LoadingScreen = game.StarterGui.Guis.LoadingScreen.ScreenGui
local TweenService = game:GetService("TweenService")
local ImageLabel = LoadingScreen.ImageLabel
ImageLabel.Anchorpoint = Vector2.new(0.5,0.5)
ImageLabel.Position = UDim2.new(0.5,-1,0.5,0)
ImageLabel.Scale = UDim2.new(5,0,5,0)
local EndScale = UDim2.new(0,0,0,0)
wait(10)
ImageLabel:TweenSize(UDim2.new(EndScale),nil,nil,3)
*The "Guis" object is a folder
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why are you "udim2"ing a udim2? it returns {0,0},{0,0} which is what you want but still GGRBXLuaGG 417 — 5y
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Also small sidenote, you don't need to include TweenService if you're using the Tween functions for GUI objects directly. You only need TweenService if you're using `TweenService:Create()` User#834 0 — 5y
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You're attempting to tween the GUI sitting in the StarterGui, not the one which is cloned into your PlayerGui.
You can access the cloned GUI's for a player using game.Players.LocalPlayer.PlayerGui
Furthermore, your actual UDim2 is invalid.
UDim2 has 2 valid constructors:
UDim2.new ( number xScale, number xOffset, number yScale, number yOffset )
UDim2.new ( UDim x, UDim y )
You're trying to provide a UDim2, nil, nil and 3. This doesn't match anything, also, nils are not allowed values inside UDim2 values. You must at least provide 0.
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StarterGui is a different thing to PlayerGui, the startergui tells the playerGui what it needs to start, yet the playerGui is the guis shown to the player, as flowery said. qothiu 16 — 5y