I am also using a billboard gui.
This is the layout.
is it a local script? because that would be the problem
Erm, yes it is. I only want the client to see the gui though.
ok great then you will need to put the billboard gui in the players starter gui for only one person to see it
Billboard guis show up in starter gui?
ClickDetectors don’t work on ScreenGui objects…
yes i can write you a script for it you need to adornee it to the part you want in the billboard’s property’s
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Oh my god, how did I not remember that.
I can’t download that, but the documentation doesn’t say so
local scripts also don’t run normally you need to put the local script in the player
Yep, you can detect the player’s mouse, and each player has a hidden billboard GUI with their information on it, once you hover over the mouse, you can do mouse.Target.Parent.BillboardGui.Visible = true. Make sure it’s a local script so it doesn’t appear for everybody.
I’m sure there’s a “hover” too.
Ok so the adornee changes when you hover, but the text doesn’t appear.
– I edited your script to work
– this works as a local script put it in starterplayer scripts and you dont need to move your gui to starter gui it works in the part
local button = game.Workspace.button – your button
local clickDetector = button.ClickDetector
local screenGui = button.EnableStoring
local textLabel = screenGui.PopUp
screenGui.Enabled = false
clickDetector.MouseHoverEnter:Connect(function()
screenGui.Enabled = true
end)
clickDetector.MouseHoverLeave:Connect(function()
screenGui.Enabled = false
end)
It has to be a billboardgui, it is ment to look like this:
yes the script works as a billboard gui its a child of your part
Same problem, text still doesn’t appear.
did you use the script i edited and put it in starter player scripts and change the local button to your button game.workspace.YourButtionsName on the first line in the script
make sure the billboard gui is in the button as a child
named EnableStoring
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