Quick question: is :Destroy() called on all descendants of a ScreenGui when it is reset via the ResetOnSpawn property? I could not find information on this.
I want to make sure all connections bound to UI objects are automatically disconnected, otherwise I would have to manually disconnect all of them upon reset.
I would assume all descendants are being destroyed via :Destroy(), but a clarification with a source would be helpful.
It will basically re-render the gui and re-run any scripts inside of the screengui.
I recomment to turn it off and don’t use code inside of screen guis.
I understand that, but will connections with TextButton and ImageButton be disconnected when the GUI is re-rendered?
the Destroying event of the screengui is fired when the player respawns which means the screengui was deleted using Instance:Destroy().
The docs of Instance:Destroy() says:
Sets the Instance.Parent property to nil, locks the Instance.Parent property, disconnects all connections, and calls Destroy() on all children.
So to answer on your questions
Yes, :Destroy() is called on the screengui and it’s descendants.
Yes, all events will be disconnected. You will have to connect the events again to the new gui.
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