I can Press Button when GUI is over

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#1

Hey, I’m having an issue with some Button that are still clickable when a GUI is on top.
Is there a Way to Fix that ?

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#2

You can add an invisible TextButton that fills up the black frame so it blocks out the actual button behind it.

#3

Is there a reason that there is a text button behind the frame?

Perhaps disable the button, change the index value of both instances, or hide the button when the other frame is open.

#4

No that change nothing… Soo there is no Simple Solution to that ?? its a real issue !

#5

You have to make the Zindex on the button less than the zindex on the inventory or whatever the black frame iis maybe?

#6

Set the top GUI’s Active property to true.

#7

Even with that , I can still interact with the button under the GUI

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#8

You’re sure it’s the black half-transparent frame that you’re setting to Active, right? Probably should have clarified in my prior post.

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#9

yes ! its exactly that one. Its strange that I cant find any information about that on google

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#10

Really weird.

This won’t disable the button, but maybe you could create a value which checks if that upper UI is open, and if it is, don’t do any actions for the lower UI, and just do actions for the upper one.

#11

Did you try changing the ZIndex to a higher value? I’m a little confused as to what you’re trying to do.

#12

yeah I tried it… soo Roblox have a problem with GUI interaction in that case… If I have some button under a UI and I’m are able to click on it … its not a proper Behavior !

#13

I think I see your issue. You don’t want the button to be pressable when a UI is there, correct? Unfortunately, you can’t do much about it. You’ll have to create a clone of the button, instead, it’s a frame of the button.

#14

If you live, you can set the button’s active property to false while the GUI is open, then reenable it when it’s closed.

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#15

Hello!

There is a function of all BasePlayerGui called GetGuiObjectsAtPosition You can find it here.

You can get the BasePlayerGui from the object PlayerGui under the LocalPlayer instance. Here is an example:

local player = game.Players.LocalPlayer
local mouse = player:GetMouse()
local playergui = player:WaitForChild("PlayerGui")

playergui.PathToButton.MouseButton1Click:Connect(function()
    local guisonmouse = playergui:GetGuiObjectsAtPosition(mouse.X,mouse.Y)
    
    if #guisonmouse > 1 then
        -- You can always change the number if there is more objects!
        return
    end
    
    print("There was only found one gui object at mouse position!")
end)
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#16

You can just set Visible = False of the frame behind that, no scripting and stuff like that. That worked for me.