Ok so I never really made a game before so I don't know what it's like to script in a good game and here's my code:
if game.StarterGui.PlayScreen.PlayBackround.Visible = false then game.StarterGui.FirstTest.TestFrame.Visible = true print ("This Worked") end
And for some reason the Output says that it wants a then cause there's an if statement, like I LITERALLY PUT A THEN STATEMENT RIGHT THERE!
You need "==" when writing an if statement.
if game.StarterGui.PlayScreen.PlayBackround.Visible == false then -- 2 equal signs
game.StarterGui.FirstTest.TestFrame.Visible = true
print ("This Worked")
end
If this answers your question, mark as answer ;).
um i never tested it yet so wait ok :)
ok i tested it and sorry it didnt work but the output didnt say "you need a THEN" well obviously the output didnt actually say that but it didnt work :[
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Like I seriously don't know why the output says it needs a then statement
you spelt background wrong
It is because you only have 1 equal sign in line 1. I gave you an answer that should fix the error you have now
In programming languages, the equal sign is no longer interpreted as a numerical figure, but as an operand called assign. When using conditional statements, you need to use the comparison operator, which is ==. In some other languages you have the exact operator: ===