I wanted to compare gui position to number and something went wrong

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#1

(I researched devforum about it but nothing helped)
I made an script that player can move a gui object and i wanted to put a gui height limit but something i did wrong i guess, where?

while true do
	if script.Parent.Position.Y.Scale < -0.083 then
		script.Parent.Position.Y.Scale = -0.083
	end 
	wait()
end

#2

In my opinion, this is not the way to do this. Try using Gui Collisions instead

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#3

Is there any errors? We need to know what went wrong to help. Did it error, did it just not work?

#4

No, zero errors, its just not working

#5

Have you tried just doing position.Y?

#6

I did now but it wont work and shouldn’t tho, any other tip?

#7

Ooh, I have an idea, have you tried putting a print in the while loop?
If it outputs then it’s running if not it’s something wrong with a different part of the script

#8

I tested it and printing stops at “if” thing

#9

Something id suggest is you put a print function that constantly prints the y scale position. Then, if the scale position actually does go below that and doesn’t work, then you might need to try something else

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#10

I tried that and gui position is not changing when i move it, idk how lol

#11

Can you record a video of whats wrong?

Is the gui going above the screen?

#12

Again, I highly suggest you use GUI collisions. It makes these things way easier and simple

#13

I recorded it before on main post but i can again:

#14

Wow sorry I thought it was an image. Oops

#15

What @ChickHenEn said is probably the solution, I’m not a gui person, I’m better a scripting. Sorry

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#16

ill try this, this is (xd) pointless thank you guys for help and if you found whats wrong in this script you can notify me

#17

I have an idea, can you show me the gui hierarchy?

#18

Everythings fine in the gui i guess, i already used guicollisionservice to fix problem

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