Introducing Ro-Tweener! **BETA**

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#21

Wait, I can just make a pre-made gui and put it into the Widget? And I am not doing a Logo for now just because the Moderation is dying for a little bit.

#22

Yup. It’s that simple.

Though you’ll have to screw around with ZIndex, but in the end its SOOO much nicer

#23

Welp thanks, also what would I use Modules for?

#24

You can use them to minimize code and make it look more professional.

#25

And how do I make dropdowns on the DevForum?

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#27

Okay! But what code would I use it for :skull:

#28

OH thank you ! I really needed this because that can actually help.

#29

For plugins, most people use it for creating widgets and editing their properties, instead of this…

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Also stuff all of your questions in one post so we dont flood everything

Yes, not gonna teach you everything but heres a quick example

local module = {}

function module.MakeWidget()
	local NewTweenWidgetInfo = DockWidgetPluginGuiInfo.new(
		Enum.InitialDockState.Float,
		true,
		false,
		300,
		450,
		250,
		400
	)
	
	local TweenWidget = plugin:CreateDockWidgetPluginGui('TweenSettings', NewTweenWidgetInfo)
	TweenWidget.Title = 'Tween Settings'
	TweenWidget.Enabled = false
	-- This'll return the tweenwidget if you wanna modify it, like the enabled property, heres a tutorial: https://devforum.roblox.com/t/a-mini-guide-on-how-to-use-return/1780075
	return TweenWidget
end

return module

Note: You have to pass plugin as a parameter since it doesn’t work in modules

#30

So it just makes the NewTweenWidgetInfo code one line Thanks to module?

#31

Okay thank you! I will use these for my next Post and I will rework the code But some parts such as the code INSIDE the functions gotta stay the same!

#33

FIXED THE MODERATED BUG THANKS TO @bytechan and @ViceRabbit, no further updates have happened so far