How to make an object go to a gui?

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#84

I would say that, but I do not want to post another while we are actively in here, waste of resources almost.

#85

@Pooglies, I think you should mark the solution, and then we could talk. I also find this topic interesting, but I would like to know who had the best solution and then bombard it with questions :smiling_imp:.

#86

Alright, I marked a post for solution. Now I am just curious how that guys code works.

#87

LOL, Iā€™m gonna bombard myself with questions.

#88

it is interesting i should try this later on

#89

ok, so first I used the CollectionService to put all the currency into a big group (something like that, I had never used it before) so you donā€™t have to put a script in every coin, because that would make your game very slow and unplayable, imagine you would have 100 coins per second and you play on a mobile phone. For all Currency (The forloop) in the Workspace i added a Tag.

#90

Have a go:
demo.rbxl (20.8 KB)
Keep in mind all currency parts must be within the ā€œDroppedCurrencyā€ folder in Workspace.

Play around with some of the values in StarterGui.ScreenGui.LocalScript until you achieve your desired effect

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#91

This is exactly the effect im looking for, but with only 1, I want the effect of tons of the currency going up left, but by only touching 1 block.

#92

i create the RemoteEvent

Get all Currency of the Workspace

Every time the player movesā€¦

Check if the Currency is in the Radius. if true then fire to server.

#93

Could you whiten this effect, I am curious to improve my code and experience. A video?

#94

I donā€™t know what effect it has, but you could use that:

--ServerScript
local CollectionService = game:GetService("CollectionService")
for i,v in pairs(workspace:GetChildren())do
    if v.Name == "Currency" then
        CollectionService:AddTag(v, "Currency")
    end
end

--Script in the TargetPart (!!!1 Part, not more!!!)
local Part = script.Parent
Script.Parent.Touched:Connect(function()
    game.ReplicatedStorage.CurrencyRemove:FireServer()
end)

@ee0w , Iā€™m asking you if I can change your script a little, just so I can combine your knowledge with mine.

I donā€™t want to be a fun-killer, but I did the same thing, didnā€™t I?

Here 
 if (HRP.Position - Currency.Position).magnitude =< CollecRadius then --mine
 if (hrp.Position - part.Position).Magnitude <= collection_distance then --ee0W

@ee0w, I think your effect is nicer than mine.

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#95

I mean to be honest, I wasnā€™t really sure whos was better, im mainly just trying to figure this out.

#96

Ok, can i help more with something?

#97

I was just curious how I could make it so, instead of having it so once you touch the part, only 1 ticket goes up, if you touch it, multiple tickets go up, making it look like you jsut touched a lot of parts.

#98 
local TotalNumberOfGui = math.random(1, 20)
for i = 0, TotalNumberOfGui then
local Gui = Istance.new("Frame", ScreenGui)
Gui.Position = UDim2.fromOffset(Vector.X, Vector.Y) --You should use my script Number2 then there's a position randomizer.
end
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#99

Where would this go in @ee0w 's script?

#100

ok, should be how you want it
demo.rbxl (20.6 KB)
Have fun!

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#101

What about my Profile gui, you have it set to go upward and left, how would i change it to the player.PlayerGui.Profile.Frame.Cash

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#102

Delete local desired_position = UDim2.new(0, 0, 0, 0) from the LocalScript and replace it with the following:

local pos = game.Players.LocalPlayer:WaitForChild("PlayerGui").Profile.Frame.Cash.AbsolutePosition
local desired_position = UDim2.new(0, pos.x, 0, pos.y)
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#104

You already know you can write that, right?

UDim.fromOffset(desired_position.X, desired_position.Y)

or

UDim.fromScale(desired_position.X, desired_position.Y)
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