Rank only door work?

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#1

The script was working perfectly fine, not sure what happend.

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My clothing group has been struggling to gain any members. I have to tell people about it, and some people don’t even check it out. I’d really appreciate if you joined or affiliate with my group to gain members. :grin: CompleteClothing.

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#2

What is the problem with your code?

#3

When I try to go through the door, I can’t.

#4

Try adding print statements inside the if statement?

#5

Do you have it set to do the if statement on player joining the game? Nvm. I can see you don’t

#6

What do you mean? I don’t understand what you are saying.

#7

Sorry, I forgot that you are checking via local script.

#8

How would I do that? Thank you for helping me.

#9

I think this might help idk though

#10

The door was working fine, I could pass through, but now I can’t seem too. Not sure if this is the problem but I installed a plugin “Load catalog items” or something like that and a message came up saying “Do you allow scripts to be modified” I’m not sure exactly what it said. Load Catalog Items - Roblox

#11

Just do

local groupId = 9155359
local minrank = 200
local StaffOnlyDoor = workspace.StaffOnlyDoor
local Player = game.Players.LocalPlayer
local PlayerRank = Player:GetRankInGroup(groupId)

print("Does the script even work...?")

if PlayerRank >= minrank then
    StaffOnlyDoor.CanCollide = false
    print("The Door has been opened for: "..Player.Name)
elseif PlayerRank < minrank then
    StaffOnlyDoor.CanCollide = true
    print("The Door has been disabled for: "..Player.Name)
else
    print("What, H O W")
end

Also make sure that the groupId you’re entering is the correct one

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#12

Well, what does “The door has been open for” mean?

#13

That’s just a print statement for debugging.

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#14

Yeah, so the output would be, “The Door has been opened for: ThisPlayerName”

#15

I’d also like to point out that the (Local)script is inside of “StarterGui”, also the script doesn’t work. :sweat_smile:

#17

Ok. Usually I would put the local scripts like these inside of PlayerStarterScripts.

Unless you want to deal with guis.

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#18

Try it again, I added another print outside the if statement

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#19

Should I have my output out? I don’t right now.

#20

Yeah definitely you should, the Output basically gives you what actually printed or not when debugging stuff like this (It also shows you the errors in certain scripts as well)

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#21

I think I know the problem. I put everything in a folder called “Storage”