Hi, I am making a gun in my game and when I test it by resetting multiple times, it still works. However, when I reform the same test with the guns in the actual game, I get this message:
16:43:14 -- GunHolder is not a valid member of ScreenGui "GunGui"
Also, GunHolder is a Gui frame and is a child of ScreenGui.
I’d also used WaitForChild() but it still gives me an error and/or warning. Any help will be appricated! 
Could I see more of the script?
Sure!
This is the function where the gun breaks (it’s in a local script):
function Equipped()
Equipped = true
GunGUI.Enabled = true
-- This line of code below causes the error
GunGUI.GunHolder.CurrentAmmo.Text = Ammo
GunGUI.GunHolder.ReservedAmmo.Text = ReservedAmmo
CAS:BindAction("Reload", AquireInput, true, Enum.KeyCode.R)
CAS:SetPosition("Reload", UDim2.new(0.5, 0, 0.05, 0))
CAS:SetTitle("Reload", "Reload")
CAS:BindAction("Fire", AquireInput, true, Enum.UserInputType.MouseButton1)
CAS:SetPosition("Fire", UDim2.new(0.2, 0, 0.1, 0))
CAS:SetTitle("Fire", "Fire")
end
And, this is some of the references that are the guis:
--LPlr is the local player
local PlayerGUI = LPlr:WaitForChild("PlayerGui")
local GunGUI = PlayerGUI:WaitForChild("GunGui")GunGUI.GunHolder.CurrentAmmo.Text = Ammo
GunGUI.GunHolder.ReservedAmmo.Text = ReservedAmmo
What are thoughs to values? “Ammo, ReservedAmmo” Are they a value object, Or a value made in the script? (Ammo = 25) (Ammo = script.Ammo)
Or ect
may i see your explorer architecture
Ammo and ReservedAmmo are values made in the script
Sure! (also the Divider is the decoration and doesn’t do anything)
I don’t see any misspelled words or wrongs paths.
What error gets pushed? I don’t see any misspelled words or wrong paths in your code so there might be a chance that the GunHolder gui is disappearing. To test this try printing GunGui:GetDescendents() and see if pops up there.
