How do i hide blur in roblox studio

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#1

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how do i hide the blur from my starting gui?
the blur is in lightning

#2

There should be an Enabled property inside the Blur instance, make sure its false.

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#3

When i disable the gui and blur it works but when i test game the blur comes back on screen

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#4

Are you enabling it through a script? It might also be that your game is to bright, might be linked to the time of day, or the ColorCorrectionEffect.

#5

I enable it like this and not through a script
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#6

Interesting, im not sure why else it would be on, if you are disabling it like this, is there any scripts interfering with the behaviour?

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#7

What’s your DepthOfField settings?

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#8

maybe this script:

local player = game.Players.LocalPlayer
local button = script.Parent
local blur = game.Lighting.Blur

local playerGui = player:FindFirstChild("PlayerGui")
local screenGui = playerGui and playerGui:FindFirstChild("ScreenGui")
local textLabel = screenGui and screenGui:FindFirstChild("TextLabel")

if not player:GetAttribute("HasClicked") then
	blur.Enabled = true
	if textLabel then textLabel.Visible = true end
	button.Visible = true
else
	blur.Enabled = false
	if textLabel then textLabel.Visible = false end
	button.Visible = false
end

button.Activated:Connect(function()
	blur.Enabled = false
	if textLabel then textLabel.Visible = false end
	button.Visible = false

	player:SetAttribute("HasClicked", true)
end)
#9

Where do i find the DepthOfField settings?

#10

try this:

local player = game.Players.LocalPlayer
local button = script.Parent
local blur = game.Lighting.Blur

local playerGui = player:FindFirstChild("PlayerGui")
local screenGui = playerGui and playerGui:FindFirstChild("ScreenGui")
local textLabel = screenGui and screenGui:FindFirstChild("TextLabel")

local function updateUI()
    if not player:GetAttribute("HasClicked") then
        blur.Enabled = true
        if textLabel then textLabel.Visible = true end
        button.Visible = true
    else
        blur.Enabled = false
        if textLabel then textLabel.Visible = false end
        button.Visible = false
    end
end

updateUI()

button.Activated:Connect(function()
    blur.Enabled = false
    if textLabel then textLabel.Visible = false end
    button.Visible = false

    player:SetAttribute("HasClicked", true)
    
    updateUI()
end)
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#11

That changes nothing to the blur.

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#12

Maybe it’s something with the location of the script.
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#13

On that DepthOfField instance. DepthOfField can blur parts closer to the camera and farther from the camera.

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#15

Doesn’t seem like it’s the cause either… How about your bloom settings?

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#17

Try removing the Blur and DepthOfField instance from your game.

#18

How about the brightness property in Lighting?

#19

The brightness property won’t do anything. It just controls the brightness of the sun and moon.

#20

They have bloom enabled, so that’s a possibility since bloom blurs things that are too bright (above the threshold).