so im trying to make a gui show up (this is in a server script, I tried it in a local too, also I used player gui in a local too)
Dialo1 = game.StarterGui.Dialogue.Whats1
wait(1)
Dialo1.Visible = true
print(“dialo”)
(I get no errors and the last print, prints)
Use PlayerGui, on a local script, Dialo1 should be
Dialo1 = game:GetService("Players").LocalPlayer:WaitForChild("PlayerGui"):WaitForChild("Dialogue"):WaitForChild("Whats1")
This is because StarterGui is just basically used as a “copying sheet” and will be copied and implemented into the player’s OWN gui, so using StarterGui will mean nothing.
read my parentheses lol
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As @coolifysz has implied, what you’re doing is accessing the StarterGui, not the Gui the player has. The starterGui is cloned into the playerGui but doesn’t have anything to do with the playerGui once a player has entered the game.
It is working because the script is doing what you have told it to do. However, the Gui you’re changing doesn’t belong to the player so you won’t notice anything.
My fault, but did you try my solution first?
still didnt work lol
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Ah, check your explorer first. That means something is missing.
no its all there
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Put into a local script:
local Dialo1 = game:GetService("Players").LocalPlayer.PlayerGui.Dialogue.Whats1
wait(1)
Dialo1.Visible = true
print(“dialo”)
^^^
Yeah that will help, but use WaitForChild still, it will lower the chances of your code from breaking. I made a mistake in my code.
I’m not quite sure where your script is located, but if it works, just put a local script in your GUI and run
Dialo1 = script.Parent
task.wait(1)
Dialo1.Visible = true
print(Dialo1.Visible)
out of all of them this one worked
Is the gui set to enabled? If it isn’t, the following code will not work.
however only yours worked
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