Make gui visible when player has enough materials

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#21

Nope, I’m trying to do it. Still haven’t made much progress.

#22

since there is no error, I assume it is if not craftable.Name == "Template" then which is causing the problem. Try putting a print right after, see if it outputs anything?

#23

Ok, I removed the if not statement and it fixed the craftable being visible when it shouldn’t be, but when I got the correct materials and the correct amount, the frame was still not visible.

#24

Can I see the code? (30 thing)

#25

yeah

for _, craftable in pairs(Main[nameOfTab].Inventory:GetChildren()) do -- list of craftables
		if benchModule[craftable.Name] then
			for i, requirements in pairs(benchModule[craftable.Name]) do -- requirements for crafting the craftable
				for _, item in pairs(Player.Inventory:GetChildren()) do -- player inventory
					local check = 0 -- check counter
					if item.Name == requirements[1] and item.Value >= requirements[2] then
						check = check + 1
					end
					if check == #requirements then
						print("hi")
						craftable.Visible = true
					else
						craftable.Visible = false
					end
				end
			end	
		end
	end
#26

Try this, not tested, so might not work, but in theory it should

for _, craftable in pairs(Main[nameOfTab].Inventory:GetChildren()) do -- list of craftables
	if not craftable.Name == "Template" then
		local visible = true
		for _, requirements in pairs(benchModule[craftable.Name]) do -- requirements for crafting the craftable
			local item = Player.Inventory:FindFirstChild(requirements[1]) -- find item in player inventory
			if item then  -- check if numvalue is in player inventory, and isn't nil
				if item.Value < requirements[2] then -- check if player has less than needed
					visible = false -- set visible to false
				end
			end
		end	
		craftable.Visible = visible -- set visibility
	end
end
#27

Still has the problem. Visible when it shouldn’t be.

#28

Um, I really have no idea then. I guess if you send a rblx file over I could try to take a look, but otherwise sorry I couldn’t help.

#29

Oh, nevermind, I solved it myself. Really funky solution but it works.

I added a bunch of debounces and removed the if not statement.

Thanks for the help though!

for _, craftable in pairs(Main[nameOfTab].Inventory:GetChildren()) do -- list of craftables
		if canLoop2 then
			canLoop2 = false
			if benchModule[craftable.Name] then
				local visible = true
				for _, requirements in pairs(benchModule[craftable.Name]) do -- requirements for crafting the craftable
					if canLoop3 then
						canLoop3 = false
						local item = Player.Inventory:FindFirstChild(requirements[1]) -- find item in player inventory
						if item then  -- check if numvalue is in player inventory, and isn't nil
							if item.Value < requirements[2] then -- check if player has less than needed
								visible = false -- set visible to false
							end
						end
					end
					canLoop3 = true
				end	
				craftable.Visible = visible -- set visibility
			end
		end
		canLoop2 = true
	end
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#30

Can’t really call what I did help, but I’m glad you figured it out : )