Need help with changing ui size

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#1

The UI doesn’t change their sizes when the mouse goes in and out any ideas?

local TweenService = game:GetService("TweenService")
local sound = script.Sound
local sound2 = script.Sound2
local ui = script.Parent

local originalSize = ui.Size
local enlargedSize = UDim2.new(originalSize.X.Scale * 1.1, originalSize.X.Offset, originalSize.Y.Scale * 1.1, originalSize.Y.Offset)

local function resizeButton(button, targetSize)
	local tweenInfo = TweenInfo.new(0.3, Enum.EasingStyle.Quad, Enum.EasingDirection.Out)
	local tween = TweenService:Create(button, tweenInfo, {Size = targetSize})
	tween:Play()
end

local function shrinkButton(button)
	resizeButton(button, originalSize)
end

ui.MouseEnter:Connect(function()
	resizeButton(ui, enlargedSize)
	sound:Play()
end)

ui.MouseLeave:Connect(function()
	shrinkButton(ui)
end)

ui.MouseButton1Click:Connect(function()
	sound2:Play()
end)

here’s what it looks like in the explorer

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here’s a video of me testing the ui:

#2

change this UDim2.new(originalSize.X.Scale * 1.1, originalSize.X.Offset, originalSize.Y.Scale * 1.1, originalSize.Y.Offset)
for this
UDim2.new(originalSize.X.Scale + 1.1, originalSize.X.Offset, originalSize.Y.Scale + 1.1, originalSize.Y.Offset)

#3

by the way I recommend using es:

ui:TweenSize()

instead of getting the interpolation service
edit: is not referencing the button, it is referencing the Screen Gui

local ui1 = script.Parent.Buttons.Food
local ui2 =  script.Parent.Buttons.Inventions
local ui2 =  script.Parent.Buttons["???"]
--now change one by one

you must also reference and change one by one

ultime edit: the solution is probably that you should use TweenSize

#4

Are you receiving any errors in the output?
Try adding print statements under both MouseEnter and MouseLeave functions to determine if those functions even run.

#5

your script works, it just has a calculation problem I think, you should scale the button in edit mode, copy the size, and paste it in the variable enlargedSize and it would be easy.

#6

Although TweenSize (and its related functions) are simpler to use, TweenService is more complex and has much more use for a variety of things. But it generally shouldn’t matter which method you use. None of which should have a problem (unless you use it the wrong way). I’d personally recommend using TweenService if you nearly have a full understanding of it.

#7

I did not find any errors in the output

#8

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