local hum = game.Players:FindFirstChild("Humanoid")
local frame = script.Parent:WaitForChild("TextButton").TextButton.Parent.Frame wait() local open = false
script.Parent.MouseButton1Click:Connect(function() if frame.Visible == false then frame.Visible = false else frame.Visible = false end end)
So when you have an infinite yield when dealing with WaitForChild(""), it's waiting for the child that never comes and so waits infinitely. So TextButton may not be named correctly or in the wrong place, or something with your path is messed up.
In the error the path says Player.Gui.ExitGui.Frame.TextButton:WaitForChild("TextButton") so unless TextButtons Parent is also a TextButton you might just need to say Script.Parent
Otherwise name your buttons better man.
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Please write down your code in proper code format so I can take a c!ear look into your script. I can't understand this script..
Assuming your script is formatted properly in your script, I would rename local frame variable and see if you get the same error. Looks like a sequencing error with the parent.
Yeah probably..
well i fixed the problem and now i have inf yeild
Please make sure your script is in proper code format and infinite yeild means that something does not exist, make sure everything you inputted on the script actually exists.. What is the full output error?
Infinite yield possible on 'Players.ivan6361.PlayerGui.ExitGui.Frame.TextButton:WaitForChild("TextButton")'