How to use gui touch tap?

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#21

But ignoring the frame entirely. You referenced the userinputservice, not the frame so the script will interact with script thus frame touch or not

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#22

So why would people use touch tap?

#23

Sorry im not that much of a scripter but i just realized that. oops…

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#24

Also have you ever tried to see if Mousebutton1Click even it works on mobile?

#25

No worries [30 rice grains , roblox report this if you think I will make 3 burgers in 10 years]

#26

Nope! Testing right now. Pc is booting so please reply after an update

#27

Yeah as you could probably tell, I’m more of a UI Designer. So im not that much of a scripter.

#28

Also I did some research and…

frame.TouchTap:Connect(onTouchTap)

If you need help you might find it on deb hub

Also this is what touch tap is used for made by roblox:

The TouchTap event fires when the player performs a tap gesture on the UI element using a touch-enabled device. A tap is a quick single touch without any movement involved (a longer press would fire GuiObject.TouchLongPress , and moving during the touch would fire GuiObject.TouchPan and/or GuiObject.TouchSwipe ). It fires with a table of Vector2 s that describe the relative positions of the fingers involved in the gesture.

Since this event only requires one finger, this event can be simulated in Studio using the emulator and a mouse. Below is an example of TouchTap being fired on a Frame that is GuiObject.Active . Below, the event fires when the cursor briefly pauses (to simulate a tap) and the Frame toggles its GuiObject.BackgroundTransparency . The code for this can be found the code samples.

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#29

Yeah I cannot localise the mousebutton1click event on a mobile device only, that’s why I need a touch tap script

#30

Does it work?_______________________

#31

It was very vague so no, it didn’t work

#32

It does not. Instead of MouseButton1Click, use MouseButton1Down.

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#33

Just use Activated:

script.Parent.TextButton.Activated:Connect(function() -- TextButton Example
#34

Nevermind, I figured this out yesterday. You must use a text button not a frame like I was. And use “textbutton.Activated:Connect(function()
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