Help with tweening gui variables and for loops

[Xolstion]

Trying to make a script that moves a gui button to the right when a player hovers with their mouse. Since there’s multiple buttons, I wanted to try and use a for loop instead of making a block of code for each individual button. So I had a variable setup to get each gui elements Y value so I could just use one loop.

for _, v in pairs (buttons:GetChildren()) do
	local basePositionY = v.Position.Y
	v.MouseEnter:Connect(function()
		local info = TweenInfo.new(0.5,Enum.EasingStyle.Sine,Enum.EasingDirection.In,0)
		print(basePositionY)
		v:TweenPosition(
			UDim2.new(0, 50, basePositionY),
			"Out",
			"Quad",
			0.75,
			true
		)
		wait(1)
		print(v.Position)
	end)
end

However, this just makes it so the gui elements float into the top of the screen.

I’m assuming this is because the basePositionY is inside of the loop but I honestly have no clue. Any help would be appreciate and such. If it is because basePositionY is in the for loop, does that mean it’s impossible to get a variables values if that variable is declared in the loop or is there a way around that?

(pictured below is the ideal end result)

[furious_cucomber (Geody)]

Perhaps set basePositionY to be v.Position.Y.Scale and then tweening the button to UDim2.new(0, 50, basePositionY, 0)? Not sure if this will change anything, but the problem is definitely around the Y coordinates.

for _, v in pairs (buttons:GetChildren()) do
	local basePositionY = v.Position.Y.Scale --change here
	v.MouseEnter:Connect(function()
		local info = TweenInfo.new(0.5,Enum.EasingStyle.Sine,Enum.EasingDirection.In,0)
		print(basePositionY)
		v:TweenPosition(
			UDim2.new(0, 50, basePositionY, 0), --change here
			"Out",
			"Quad",
			0.75,
			true
		)
		wait(1)
		print(v.Position)
	end)
end

And for your question about getting variable values in loops:
As long as the variables are locally defined in the loop, each branch should have its own set of those variables.
For example:

for _, v in pairs (buttons:GetChildren()) do
	local var = v.Position.Y.Scale
end
--Loop 1: var will be for example 10
--Loop 2: var might be something different, but will not change what loop 1's var store.