Fed up with MouseEnter and MouseLeave not working? Here's a module for you!

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#42

Didn’t work for me. Could you be more specific in where to put each part of the script and module?

#43

Make sure you require it first.

Then you gotta make the varible for the actuall events.

You would probably would want to use a local script and the the module script in replicated storage.

That should help.

#44

Hi! I was wondering if anyone here has a solution to where it doesn’t keep detecting frames that aren’t visible on screen?

For example, the frame is still visible but the parent frames aren’t. Is there a way to detect or check if their parent frames are also visible?

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#45

Any reason as to why this isnt working im so confused

local MouseOverModule = require(game.ReplicatedStorage.Packages.MouseOverModule)
local LeftIntHolder = game.StarterGui.MainUI.ScreenBorder.LeftInteractionHolder

local MouseEnter, MouseLeave = MouseOverModule.MouseEnterLeaveEvent(LeftIntHolder.MenuSideInteraction)

MouseEnter:Connect(function()
	LeftIntHolder.MenuSideInteraction:TweenSize(UDim2.new(0,75,0,75))
	print("mouse entered")
end)

MouseLeave:Connect(function()
	LeftIntHolder.MenuSideInteraction:TweenSize(UDim2.new(0,60,0,60))
	print("mouse left")
end)

it prints but does not tweensize

#46

maybe because youre only changing the one in StarterGui (which is essentially the guis template when a player respawn) instead of the PlayerGui itself

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#47 
game:GetService("RunService").Heartbeat:Connect(function()
	--Check each UI object
	--All exit events fire before all enter events for ease of use, so check for mouse exit events here
	for _, Object in pairs(CurrentItems) do
		Object.MouseIsInFrame = IsInFrame(Object.UIObj)
		CheckMouseExited(Object)
	end

	--Now check if the mouse entered any frames
	for _, Object in pairs(CurrentItems) do
		if Object.UIObj.Visible == true then
			if Object.UIObj.Parent.Visible == true then
				CheckMouseEntered(Object)
			end
		end
	end
end)

This works, but I just realized if there’s another parent thats not visible it still detects your mouse. My solution to that was to add another if parent visible :face_with_diagonal_mouth: