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How do you make a gui say a message and have a variable in the message also?
I'm trying to make welcome GUI? I guess and I tried
(I'm using a Local Script in a GUI)
1 | --Variabls-- |
2 | local user = game.Players.LocalPlayer |
3 | local message = script.Parent.TextLabel |
4 | --Scripts-- |
5 | message.Text = ("Welcome, "user) |
and
1 | --Variabls-- |
2 | local user = game.Players.LocalPlayer |
3 | local message = script.Parent.TextLabel |
4 | --Scripts-- |
5 | message.Text = ("Welcome, ", user) |
and this
1 | --Variabls-- |
2 | local user = game.Players.LocalPlayer |
3 | local message = script.Parent.TextLabel |
4 | --Scripts-- |
5 | message.Text = ("Welcome, ",user) |
can anyone help me?
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I believe you are trying to concatenate here in your local script,
To concatenate use dots like this:
1 | local message = script.Parent.TextLabel |
2 | message.Text = "Welcome, "..(stringvalue) |
You are also trying to concatenate using only the player, you must use the name property of it as it returns a string value (text), completing it as:
1 | local user = game.Players.LocalPlayer |
2 | local message = script.Parent.TextLabel |
3 | message.Text = "Welcome, "..user.Name |
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I think you should reference the player's Name instead of the player itself.
1 | local user = game.Players.LocalPlayer |
2 | local message = script.Parent.TextLabel |
3 |
4 | message.Text = ("Welcome, ", user.Name) |
Hope it works.
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forgot the .name lol Cookie_clicker2 16 — 5y
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i did Cookie_clicker2 16 — 5y
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Great. piRadians 297 — 5y