How do I make a leaderstats money GUI?

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Hi Developers,

Me and my brother have this game, but our leaderstat script is acting up. Like for others players you have 500k but you really have 0 or 100. So we decided were just going to turn off the leaderboard. So I have two questions.

  • How do I make a money GUI that whatever your leaderstats are thats how much money shows in the GUI.

  • How do I turn off the leaderboard?

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Name the folder to something OTHER than “leaderstats”. For example, “Statistics”.

Use :GetPropertyChangedSignal("Value") to detect when the cash/point values are changed. For example: CashValue:GetPropertyChangedSignal("Value"):Connect(func) and replace “func” with an actual function that will update the text of the label to the value of the cash. So like CashLabel.Text = "$"..CashValue.Value

Hope this helps!

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How is naming “leaderstats” > “statistics” going to make it turn off. Or is this going to help it that other peiple don’t see 500k for other players?

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If you’re asking how to turn off the player list COMPLETELY, then you can make a LocalScript in StarterGui and put the code game.StarterGui:SetCoreGuiEnabled(Enum.CoreGuiType.PlayerList, false)

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Oh, okay thank you, do you know how to make a Leaderstat GUI?

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What do you mean? Are you saying you’ll like remake the entire player list?

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No, I mean like: let’s say on the leaderboard you have 50 cash. I want a GUI that looks at the leaderstat data and shows the players money in the GUI, did I explain that good enough?

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I told you how to do this already in post #2.

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Ok, so I would make the gui in put that in the child? Sorry, i’m such a bad scripter :frowning_face:

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You can make a ScreenGui in startergui and have a label in it saying “$0” and use GetPropertyChangedSignal() to detect when the cash/points are changed. Then you can update the label’s text accordingly.

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Yeah, make a label then put a localscript doing that.

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game.StarterGui:SetCoreGuiEnabled(Enum.CoreGuiType.PlayerList false)

It’s showing red underlines under false this is ok right?

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Ah you forgot to put a comma before “false”.

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Still red, Not sure why it’s doing that…

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Am I formatting it correctly? Or what?

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Oh is false not supposed to be on a different line?

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Just copy and paste this into a localscript in StarterGui:
game.StarterGui:SetCoreGuiEnabled(Enum.CoreGuiType.PlayerList, false)

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No it’s not it should all be on one line

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Oh I accidentally had two “((” thank you so much!

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I made a money GUI, and then I make a local script under it with the code you gave me above?

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