So i have a gui that has a textlabel that says "16/416", i need it to increase the number by how much my walkspeed increases if that makes sense.. So i need the label to say "(my walkspeed)/416" depending on my walkspeed. I've tried with putting a Numbervalue in my TextLabel, but didn't know where the local script should go, nor what code should be inside of it. Any help is appreciated. Thank you in advance.
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How do i make a textlabel change depending on my walkspeed? (I'll elaborate in bio)
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It is pretty easy. Just put this LocalScript into "StarterPlayerScripts"
local textlabel = --Location of Label
local hum = game.Players.LocalPlayer.Character.Humanoid
while true do
wait(0.1)
textlabel.Text = hum.WalkSpeed .. "/416"
end
I did not test this, so it may not work.
Here is a working script to use.
PLACE THE LOCALSCRIPT INSIDE THE TEXTLABEL!
local label = script.Parent
local player = game.Players.LocalPlayer.Character:Wait() and game.Players.LocalPlayer.Character
while wait() do
label.Text = player.WalkSpeed.."/416"
end)
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Doesn't work for me. I have it in StarterGui > ScreenGui > Frame > TextLabel (called Speed) > LocalScript. The textlabel says "16/416" by default.
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Did you make sure the walkspeed is actually changing?
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Yes, each time i press 'Q' the speed increases, the max is 416 and min is 16, each time i press 'E' the speed decreases.
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Ummmmmm, sorry about that.
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That happens sometime
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Tell me if you've figured something out
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You can access the GUIS from Players by game.Players.LocalPlayer.PlayerGui.(GuiName) This works for localscripts only.