My warn script is only sending it to me!

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#1

When I do the username and mod name and reason, it just sends it back to me, Only me I tested it with two players I done it to the other player and it send back to me again.

My code:
game.Players(script.Parent.Parent.Username).PlayerGui.WarnGui.Enabled = true

#2

Is this script client-sided or server-sided?
Any code run on the client is only going to be seen by that client, unless replicated to the server in some way.

#3

I’m assuming this is written on the server.
do:

for _,plr in ipairs(game.Players:GetPlayers()) do
  if plr and plr.PlayerGui then
      plr.PlayerGui.WarnGui.Enabled = true
  end
end
#4

It probably isn’t since OP wrote script.Parent.Parent.Username in their script.

I would personally use remote events though you can just create a script in ServerScriptService, and add the code below:

local Players = game:GetService("Players") -- The players service

for _, player in Players:GetPlayers() do -- Getting all the players inside a table and looping through them
    player.PlayerGui.WarnGui.Enabled = true -- Setting their WarnGui.Enabled property to true thus making it visible
end
#5

I use the username for the textbox :confused:

#6

You can use the code I gave above. You can put it in ServerScriptService.

#7

Username?? Does that mean all players have access to a mod-only textbox? Surely there’s a better way than script.Parent.Parent.Name

#8

Store the gui in a server script. Then clone the gui to the player you want to warn instead of the same player everytime. Example function:

function warnPlayer(plr)
 script.WarnGui:Clone().Parent = plr.PlayerGui
end

Make a remote event, get the player from the name and execute this