I keep getting this error message when someone enters a zone

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Hello! I am having an issue where if any player enters a zone, that shows up. It can clutter the Output, and I am wondering how can I fix this. This is the error that it is receiving. It’s just a message/information not really an error or a warning so it doesn’t affect the script, but just clutters the Output, but I am wondering how can I prevent this from showing up? Everything is listed below.

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local Zone = require(script.Change)
local Regions = game.Workspace.Folders._WORLDGUIS

local spawnWorld = Zone.new(Regions.spawnWorld.Part)
local snowWorld = Zone.new(Regions.snowWorld.Part)
-- Spawn World
spawnWorld.playerEntered:Connect(function(plr)
	MainPC = plr:WaitForChild("PlayerGui"):WaitForChild("Main PC")
--	print("player has entered Spawn World")
	MainPC.RightCoins["Coin Leaderstat"].Visible = true
	MainPC.RightMoney["Money Leaderstat"].Visible = true
	-- disable any other world GUIS
	MainPC.RightCoins["SnowCoin Leaderstat"].Visible = false
	MainPC.RightMoney["SnowCash Leaderstat"].Visible = false
end)

--spawnWorld.playerExited:Connect(function(plr)
--	print("player has exited Spawn World")
--	MainPC.RightCoins["Coin Leaderstat"].Visible = false
--	MainPC.RightMoney["Money Leaderstat"].Visible = false
--end)

-- Snow World
snowWorld.playerEntered:Connect(function(plr)
	MainPC = plr:WaitForChild("PlayerGui"):WaitForChild("Main PC")
	--	print("player has entered Snow World")
	MainPC.RightCoins["SnowCoin Leaderstat"].Visible = true
	MainPC.RightMoney["SnowCash Leaderstat"].Visible = true
	-- disable any other world GUIS
	MainPC.RightCoins["Coin Leaderstat"].Visible = false
	MainPC.RightMoney["Money Leaderstat"].Visible = false
end)

Thanks! Any help will be appreciated! :grinning_face_with_smiling_eyes:

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If anyone knows, please let me know!

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You don’t need to use :WaitForChild() on the player gui, as that would load in before the character (as far as I’m aware). See what message you get if you remove the wait for child

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For that line, what do I put instead then? Do I put this?

	MainPC = plr.PlayerGui:WaitForChild("Main PC")
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Yeah, try it, it might not work but it would give a more useful message than “Infinite yield possible”

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Have you checked what’s actually inside of the player? Because the PlayerGui should be inside of every player

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Yea obviously, is it the way I put the line of code? Cause the code still works, and If I haven’t mentioned, those lines of error show every time you enter a new zone.

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The only other thing I can think of is the player not being defined correctly, but I assume that’s not the case, sorry but I don’t know what else to say

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you’re all good. it’s not really an issue, more of just a clutter.

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Could you provide the part of the code which gets and passes the plr object?

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You could try printing the “plr” argument, so you will know if it is a player character.

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Everything works, but it just shows that.

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what do you mean exactly?

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you can try printing the “plr” argument

spawnWorld.playerEntered:Connect(function(plr) 
print(plr)
	MainPC = plr:WaitForChild("PlayerGui"):WaitForChild("Main PC")
--	print("player has entered Spawn World")
	MainPC.RightCoins["Coin Leaderstat"].Visible = true
	MainPC.RightMoney["Money Leaderstat"].Visible = true
	-- disable any other world GUIS
	MainPC.RightCoins["SnowCoin Leaderstat"].Visible = false
	MainPC.RightMoney["SnowCash Leaderstat"].Visible = false
end)
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Try doing

MainPC = plr:WaitForChild("PlayerGui", math.huge):WaitForChild("Main PC")

This removes the time limit on the WaitForChild, and PlayerGui will always be added.

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Perfect! This has fixed my issue! I really do appreciate it!

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This has likely not fixed the issue, but just delayed the warning. PlayerGui should already be loaded in at this point, so it’s not a loading issue. Previously it would have warned after a few seconds, and it will likely do the same this time, but instead after - say a billion. So basically, anything you do with the PlayerGui will probably not run. I could be wrong in this, but I’m fairly sure this is the case.

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Maybe. But I am just not sure why its doing this. It’s a clutter, and doesn’t affect the code. I really don’t know how to fix it. Also everything is running fine, I don’t see the message, and the thing that it is supposed to do, does it. I am going to sit in my game so I can see if it does get the error.