Something to check before you read the rest: I believe the kicked message is part of the core GUI. If you turned off parts or all of the core GUIs this may be your problem. Double check that none of your code unintentionally turning off the wrong parts or the core GUI.
The other player is being kicked/disconnected by the client isn’t displaying the message. This is probably either from a malfunctioning Roblox player application or some sort of setting in your game. Some ways you can see what the problem is are:
Make a blank baseplate and run a simple kick script
—There is some script messing with your coreGuis or settings
Try making your game public and running the game from another device
—If this works normally then it is your Roblox application
Edit: The kick menu is not in core GUI and there is no (know) way to turn it off.
If this is done correctly, should not have any problems.
Are you overriding your script environment? What kind of scripts run in your game?
It’s more likely that you aren’t doing it correctly. The server cuts the connection between the server and the client, it’s a C-Function. It would be possible that maybe your server is out of date. Please make sure it is, and if it’s not up to date you need to post it to bugs.
script.Parent.Touched:Connect(function(hit)
if hit.Parent:FindFirstChild("Humanoid") then -- just to see if its a real player
local player = game.Players:GetPlayerFromCharacter(hit.Parent)
-- kicking
player:Kick("this was a test kick!")
end
end)
If it is a Roblox error then moving the script to a new game or saving it locally would fix the problem otherwise it’s a scripting problem, I still don’t have the full context so I can’t tell exactly what’s going on.
