local toShow = nil – Frame to show
local toHide = nil – Frame to hide
script.Parent.Activated:Connect(function()
print(“Button pressed!”)
toShow.Visible = true
toHide.Visible = false
end)
wait, do i give team create to you in that baseplate?
actually yeah might aswell just do that
are any errors popping up in the output?
No, you can download the place. Also, I think you can’t give edit permissions to someone unless they are your friend or in a group with edit permissions. The problem in the script is that your variables are nil. You need to change those so they refer to your buttons.
no errors popping up in the output
either you could try adding me and script the menu issue, or u could go in the game (Menu Test) and see
yes i copy pasted the menu stuff there
You need to reference the frames in the script, if you leave it at nil its not gonna do anything…
so would i have to repeatedly do game.StarterGui.Menu.MenuButtonFrame or something
Not repeatedly but yes you would need to reference them some way like that.
but where would i reference them (in which lines)
i meant in which line would i do that
in line 1 and 2 or where would i have to refer them
The errors I’m getting in the console can confirm this. You need to reference them in the first 2 lines. As I explained previously, just change nil
local toShow = nil -- This should not say "nil"
local toHide = nil -- Same here!
so like this?
local toShow = game.StarterGui.Menu.MenuButtonFrame.TextButton.ButtonScript – Frame to show
local toHide = game.StarterGui.Menu.MenuButtonFrame.TextButton.ButtonScript – Frame to hide
in the part where you make a variable for them… so like
local menuframe = parent.child.child --something like this
Yes, that’s very good, but instead of saying game.StarterGui.Menu.MenuButtonFrame.TextButton, you have to start with script, meaning it would look something like script.Parent.ExampleButton. When you write .Parent, you just go up the hierarchy.
so like this?
local toShow = script.Parent.Activated – Frame to show
idk im trying