Function doesn't work for some reason

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#21

is button selectable?
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#22

Yeah, the InteractButton is selectable.

#23

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#24

Yeah the InteractButton is also active

#25

… can you show how button looks ingame?

#26

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It’s a button which appears when you pick up the tool. Currently it does nothing when clicked.

#27

try to create new button and replace current, dont change anything except name

#28

So I need to rename the button?

#29

only new one, to “InteractButton”. Just create, rename it, and put in InteractGUI (take out the current button)

#30

I did it but it still doesn’t work
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#31

this is very weird. it should work.

#32

It might be because of another script, like the localscript inside the tool

local InteractGUI

script.Parent.Equipped:Connect(function()
	if not game:GetService("Players").LocalPlayer.PlayerGui:FindFirstChild("InteractGUI") then
		InteractGUI = script.Parent.InteractGUI:Clone()
		InteractGUI.Parent = game:GetService("Players").LocalPlayer.PlayerGui
	end
end)

script.Parent.Unequipped:Connect(function()
	InteractGUI:Destroy()
end)

That is the localscript, I think it’s made to put the GUI on the screen when you have the tool equipped

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#33

lets head in personal messages?

#34

How do I enter personal messages? I’m a starter Roblox developer and I also don’t know parts of DevForum

#35

Replace:

if Debounce == false then

with:

if not Debounce then
#36

That doesn’t really help since the function command is the problem, not the contents inside of it.

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#37

this is dont matter.
if Debounce == false then more readable for me.

#38

Is it server script or local script? Like what @10kgoldxdrip said.

#39

It’s a server script, however will try out a new method which will require localscript, I’ll keep you notified on how the method goes

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#40

The quotes here are not right (in the image). I don’t know where you got these quote marks from but the start quote is upside down, and the last mark is normal.

Use these quotes: ""

or press SHIFT and '

I know this sounds dumb, but I think this is why.