Hello!
I made a script so that if the GUI was in PlayerGui, the script would stop, and play after the GUI was gone.
But it doesn’t work for some reason >:(
What other ways are there? Or tell me why it’s not working for me
-- CHECK IF ALREADY HAVE GUI
local Check = Player.PlayerGui:FindFirstChild("NewItemHolder")
if Check then
repeat task.wait()
print(tick())
until not Player.PlayerGui:FindFirstChild("NewItemHolder")
end
-- CHECK IF ALREADY HAVE GUI
The script is located in the module script
You may want to do this:
repeat wait() until Player.PlayerGui:FindFirstChild("GUI_NAME") == nil
Dont worked too >:(
idk, maybe need another way?
You told that its a module script, Can you share whole module script and the other script requiring it?
The cycle still repeats even though the gui is already gone 
Uhh, he have many many lines of code
i can give u full module
local SS = game:GetService("ServerStorage")
local _Itemmodule = {}
function _Itemmodule.Add(Player,ItemName,RareType,Action)
local Tools = SS:WaitForChild("Assets")
local _CurrentFolder = Tools:FindFirstChild(Action)
local _RareFolder =_CurrentFolder:FindFirstChild(RareType)
local _CurrentItem = _RareFolder:FindFirstChild(RareType.." "..ItemName)
if _CurrentItem then
_CurrentItem.Parent = Player.Backpack
end
end
function _Itemmodule.Message(Player,Item,RareType)
local Models = SS:WaitForChild("Assets"):WaitForChild("Models")
local _CurrentModel = Models:FindFirstChild(RareType.." "..Item)
local _CloneGui = script:WaitForChild("NewItemHolder"):Clone()
local _RemoteEvent = _CloneGui:WaitForChild("Showcase")
if _CurrentModel then
-- CHECK IF ALREADY HAVE GUI
local Check = Player.PlayerGui:FindFirstChild("NewItemHolder")
if Check then
repeat wait() print(tick()) until Player.PlayerGui:FindFirstChild("NewItemHolder") == nil
end
-- CHECK IF ALREADY HAVE GUI
-- code:
for i,v in ipairs(_CloneGui:GetDescendants()) do
if v:IsA("Script") or v:IsA("LocalScript") then
if v.Name ~= "Ignore" then
v.Enabled = true
end
end
end
task.wait()
_CloneGui.Parent = Player.PlayerGui
_CurrentModel.Parent = _CloneGui.Holder.ViewportFrame.WorldModel
_RemoteEvent:FireClient(Player,_CurrentModel.Name,RareType)
else
warn("Item not found")
end
end
return _Itemmodule
I just need other ways to verify that the script has stopped and continued when the object is gone
Check the PlayerGUI folder of player, maybe one NewItemHolder is being deleted when other is created?
Try Check.Destroying:Wait(), Instead of repeating a task.wait()
Remove the:
if Check then (i.e. remove the if statement, just run the repeat loop)
To debug, add print(“Yippie! Escaped!”) after the repeat loop.
Maybe a video will help you? 
When Tick number is written in the console, it means that a check is in progress. (when the GUI in PlayerGui is removed).
In the video I show that the GUI is not deleted prematurely, but only when I click on a button in the GUI
Also intead of printing(tick()), Print “Player.PlayerGui:FindFirstChild(“NewItemHolder”)”
Pardon my bad English >:o
I use a translator
no this:
repeat wait() print(Player.PlayerGui:FindFirstChild("NewItemHolder")) until Player.PlayerGui:FindFirstChild("NewItemHolder") == nil
print("Yippie! Escaped!")
too dont work
idkkk why its dont woork!
What does it print when executing new code?
Cyclic text
print(Player.PlayerGui:FindFirstChild(“NewItemHolder”)
And he’s not stopping
Dont work :((
i really idk why it happened