[Android] Two Joysticks And Jump Buttons

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#1

I went to test my game on android thismorning and there were two analog sticks and presumably two jump buttons.

Here is a screenshot

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#2

ROBLOX is adding support for aliens with two left hands I guess.

#3

Is this still happening? We did turn on player scripts, so it’s possible that somehow you got both the CoreScript version and the player script version somehow.

#4

Just figured out I can grab up to 5 joysticks. That’s how many are currently loaded for me. Earlier it was 2. Had to find a weird way to bend my hand to make it possible to grab all 5.

#5

2 questions:

  • What device are you using?
  • If you uninstall (delete) the app and reinstall it from the store, can you still reproduce this problem?
#6

[quote] 2 questions:

  • What device are you using?
  • If you uninstall (delete) the app and reinstall it from the store, can you still reproduce this problem? [/quote]

Samsung Galaxy S5. Reinstalled the app and this time I got 3 joysticks ingame. Number seems different every time. Note: I am using playerscripts in the game that this is happening at! It seems to only happen here. So that should narrow down the issue.

Also, my game Sword Art Online: Burst was used as the first thumbnail for the ROBLOX mobile app, but has none of the game’s UI. When this screenshot was taken, did you guys open up the explorer to remove the UI or something? Even the names above people’s head were removed. Just wondering!

#7

So a couple things to check since you mentioned your using PlayerScripts.

First, if you want to write your own camera or controls, and disable the defaults you need to put scripts named CameraScript and/or ControlScript under the StarterPlayerScripts object (Found under StarterPlayer). They MUST be named this. If they are named anything else, the default scripts will still replicate to each player.

Additionally, you can only have one StarterPlayerScripts object and it should be under StarterPlayer. I just tested by copy pasting the StarterPlayerScripts object into itself and I got multiple copies of the scripts replicated to my player. This also happened if I put the StarterPlayerScripts object under StarterGui or StarterPack.

Also note that scripts placed under StarterPlayerScripts will only run once.

#8

[quote] So a couple things to check since you mentioned your using PlayerScripts.

First, if you want to write your own camera or controls, and disable the defaults you need to put scripts named CameraScript and/or ControlScript under the StarterPlayerScripts object (Found under StarterPlayer). They MUST be named this. If they are named anything else, the default scripts will still replicate to each player.

Additionally, you can only have one StarterPlayerScripts object and it should be under StarterPlayer. I just tested by copy pasting the StarterPlayerScripts object into itself and I got multiple copies of the scripts replicated to my player. This also happened if I put the StarterPlayerScripts object under StarterGui or StarterPack.

Also note that scripts placed under StarterPlayerScripts will only run once. [/quote]

This might be the issue. I have my StarterPlayerScripts under StarterPack. I had to insert it via code because it won’t drag anywhere. Nor can I drag any objects (or instantiate, without code) into it.

Edit: The scripts don’t seem to replicate when StarterPlayerScripts are in StarterPlayer, but it works in StarterPack.