I’m really new to scripting and I was trying to create my own loading screen using this code:
But when I tested the game the default loading screen was still there…
Any ideas?
And yes, I have looked up this topic on the Forum but it didn’t seem to help my situation
Hey, Is your script a localscript and located in ReplicatedFirst?
I created it in StarterGui first and then moved it to ReplicatedFirst
Have you tried testing it outside of studio? It may be the problem, most of the time Studio does not display custom loading screens and the only way to see them is to go in-game and test them.
I haven’t tried it outside of studio since I keep my games private
Playing private games is available if you own the game. Go ahead and test it! 
Do I just get on Roblox and go to my creations?
Yeah. Also I found an error in your code that may cause it
You clone a GUI that is called LoadingScreen while the GUI Name is Loading Screen
Line 6 Should be local GUI = script['Loading Screen']:Clone()
Like this?
I tested it out on the Studio and it still didn’t work. And when I get to my Roblox account it only shows my public games and none of my private games:
Without the . before the ['Loading Screen'] Also do not forget to put a space between loading and screen.
It worked on the studio but I still can’t find it on my profile on the app
It’s okay, If it works in studio it works in-game too!
Writing out names for objects without spaces usually makes things easier for you. In cases where you need the name property for displaying something (such as a Humanoid name), NPCs are usually “wrapped” in another model or referenced in some other way.
Normally I wouldn’t ever put spaces in my object names. The only people who see those are myself and potentially anyone else with game access either via team create or group game permissions. Lack of spaces makes things easier to work with in my experience.
