How to make a healthbar that shows different frame depending on how much health left?

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#21

Yeah. Now let me see real quick

#22

I would assume you would add another gui with a script for each health thing you want. Lime for the 60 - 79 need another gui with a script activating it.

#23

Then you would need a script that would deactivate the other until they are activated.

#24

Sounds complicated. Is this really the only way?

#25

There might be abother way, but thats the only way I know. Sorry if that did not help.

#26

I would send screenshots but I am on phone right now. If I get any new information, I will let you know!

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#27

Thank you, i’ll be waiting . . .

#28 
local players = game:GetService("Players")

players.PlayerAdded:Connect(function(player)
	player.CharacterAdded:Connect(function(character)
		local humanoid = character:WaitForChild("Humanoid")
		local hud = player.PlayerGui.Hud.ImageLabel
		local fine = hud.fine
		local fine2 = hud.fine2
		local caution = hud.caution
		local danger = hud.danger

		humanoid.HealthChanged:Connect(function(health)
			fine.Visible = health >= 80
			fine2.Visible = health >= 60 and health < 80
			caution.Visible = health >= 30 and health < 60
			danger.Visible = health < 30
		end)
	end)
end)

Just have everything in a PlayerAdded event then CharacterAdded event inside a local script instead of looping through all players.

#29

Oh, actually no, it’s not the solution, it doesn’t work (the frames are not even showing)

#30

You’ll need to add “WaitForChild()” to allow for the referenced UI elements to load before attempting to use them in the script, I also don’t know how the UI is organised.