Module Script Issue

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#1

I am currently trying to use a module script for properties in StarterGui. I have my local script inside of the GUI and the module script inside of replicated storage. Here is the scripts below;

Module Script:
local poproperties = {}

poproperties.UI = game.StarterGui.PremiumOffer
poproperties.MainFrame = game.StarterGui.PremiumOffer.MainFrame
poproperties.CutOff = game.StarterGui.PremiumOffer.MainFrame.InnerFrame.CutOff
poproperties.Button = game.StarterGui.PremiumOffer.MainFrame.InnerFrame.PurchaseButton
poproperties.Logo = game.StarterGui.PremiumOffer.MainFrame.InnerFrame.PremiumLogo
poproperties.Title = game.StarterGui.PremiumOffer.MainFrame.InnerFrame.Title
poproperties.Price = game.StarterGui.PremiumOffer.MainFrame.InnerFrame.Price
poproperties.Perks = game.StarterGui.PremiumOffer.MainFrame.InnerFrame.Perks

return poproperties

Local Script:

local POProperties = require(game.ReplicatedStorage:WaitForChild(“POProperties”))

POProperties.MainFrame:TweenPosition(UDim2.new(0.394, 0,0.25, 0), “Out”, “Quart”, 0.25)

Issue: It will not tween the GUI. I’ve tried countless of times by putting the module script in different services, but it just wouldn’t work. Anyone know why?

#2

I know why. You’re simply saying game.StarterGui.
But when the game starts it gets replicated to game.Players.LocalPlayer.PlayerGui. Thats why it doesn’t want to tween your gui element

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#3

I have tested earlier with printing the GUI name, and it works. It just doesn’t work with it manually changing the properties.

#4

Because on the start of the game StarterGui will stay there. So that’s why it printed out the name.

#5

I see. So do I just change each line to game.Players.LocalPlayer.PlayerGui.(property stuff here)?

#6

yes. but for easier use you could put this at the start of the module script

local starterGui = game.Players.LocalPlayer:WaitForChild("PlayerGui")

this single line will make your script look cleaner

#7

Alright, let me change it really quickly.