Play two different sounds when gui is visible or invisible

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#1

I want to make one sound play when the GUI is turned off and another sound is played when it turns on

local u = game:GetService("UserInputService")
local on = false
local off = false
local char = game.Players.LocalPlayer.Character or game.Players.LocalPlayer.CharacterAdded:Wait()
local light = Instance.new("SpotLight")
light.Range = 1000 --adjust as needed
light.Parent = char:WaitForChild("Head")
light.Enabled = false
local NightVisionONSound = script.Parent.NVOn
local NightVisionOFFSound = script.Parent.NVOff

u.InputBegan:Connect(function(input) -- input is when you press a key
	if input.KeyCode == Enum.KeyCode.N then -- click N
		on = not on
		script.Parent.Frame.Visible = on
		game.Lighting.NightVision.Enabled = on
		game.Lighting.Bloom.Enabled = on
		light.Enabled = on
		NightVisionONSound:Play()
		if NightVisionONSound.Ended and script.Parent.Frame.Visible == on then
		NightVisionOFFSound:Play()
		end
		end
end)
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#2

the current code will play both sounds almost simultaneously when you press the N key because the NightVisionONSound:Play() and NightVisionOFFSound:Play() are not correctly set for the on and off states of the gui, try

if script.Parent.Frame.Visible then
			NightVisionONSound:Play()
		else
			NightVisionOFFSound:Play()
		end
#3

sounds are played when entering the game and are no longer produced
does this scripts have errors?

local u = game:GetService("UserInputService")
local on = false
local off = false
local char = game.Players.LocalPlayer.Character or game.Players.LocalPlayer.CharacterAdded:Wait()
local light = Instance.new("SpotLight")
light.Range = 1000 --adjust as needed
light.Parent = char:WaitForChild("Head")
light.Enabled = false
local NightVisionONSound = script.Parent.NVOn
local NightVisionOFFSound = script.Parent.NVOff
if script.Parent.Frame.Visible then
	NightVisionONSound:Play()
else
	NightVisionOFFSound:Play()
end

u.InputBegan:Connect(function(input) -- input is when you press a key
	if input.KeyCode == Enum.KeyCode.N then -- click N
		on = not on
		script.Parent.Frame.Visible = on
		game.Lighting.NightVision.Enabled = on
		game.Lighting.Bloom.Enabled = on
		light.Enabled = on
		end
end)
#4

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You might be a little slow but thats a okay!!!

Put the function inside of (a function is the thing you cloned in your script)
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A explaination: You are doing the function once, when you first load in, not when you press N.
so move it inside that box.

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#5

it should be placed inside the u.InputBegan:Connect function

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#6

what to do if the off sound is made twice after the on sound and also this is the other way around?

#7

could be due to the sound not being stopped before a new one is played. You can add :Stop() before :Play() so that any playing sounds can be made sure that they are stopped

#8

My problem is that the ON sound is produced if I press any key, even the mouse buttons

#9

you should place it inside of the

if input.KeyCode == Enum.KeyCode.N then – click N part

, not the

u.InputBegan:Connect(function(input) – input is when you press a key

#10

You could try doing this. I put some more stuff into it such as not switching it when the player is typing in the chat.

I didnt test it though so I’m not sure if it works.

u.InputBegan:Connect(function(input, gpe) 
	if gpe then return end -- Checks if the player is in the chat or doing something where they shouldn't be able to activate the GUI
	if input.KeyCode == Enum.KeyCode.N then
		on = not on -- changes the state of the night vision to the opposite
		local sound = on and NightVisionONSound or NightVisionOFFSound -- if NightVision is on, then sound = NightVisionONSound  or if off then sound = NightVisionOFFSound
		sound:Play() -- Play the sound
		-- Set Lighting and Night Vision Effects
		script.Parent.Frame.Visible = on
		game.Lighting.NightVision.Enabled = on 
		game.Lighting.Bloom.Enabled = on
		light.Enabled = on
	end
end)
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#11

You put the function inside of the wrong thing.
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Red is when you detect ANY input, even mouse buttons.
orange is when you detect the input of N. so move it down, like what @Chrasher_06 said, use his version! he has gameprocessing which stops chat!

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#12

Thank you very much, this solution worked!

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#13

no problem, happy to serve the community🫡

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