I need to be able to click a gui and then the map will go disco like the admin command, :Disco. When I click the gui the map doesn’t go onto disco.
The issue is I can’t get it to work when I click the gui.
(The photo below is located in Server Script Service)
(This is in a local script inside the gui)
(The other scripts you can see in the “Disco” GUI are running different things when the gui is clicked. They work.)
Although I don’t even know if ColorCorrectionEffects can achieve this, you might want to give it an try.
I’ll just do some search, to avoid time wasting.
Thank you, I haven’t got a clue what the problem is.
game.Lighting.Ambient = BrickColor.random().color
Ambient is supposed to be a Color3 value, isn’t it? Not a BrickColor value
game.Lighting.Ambient = Color3.fromRGB(math.random(-255,255),math.random(-255,255),math.random(-255,255))
Oh, wait, I think I noticed it.
You didn’t set the value of isDisco to anything. Setting it to not it / the reverse of it won’t work. You need to set the value of it to false, by default.
And ColorCorrectionEffect.TintColor (roblox.com) seems to have a very similar effect, if not the same, to Kohl’s Admin Command’s disco command’s effect.
Edit: After just testing, Lighting.Ambient already seems to achieve that. You should rather keep what you have.
Wait, was that overuse of ’ ?
Oh, thank you! I’ll also try the block of code that was sent by jack.
Thank you, ill try it right now.
Ill set the value and try that right now,
The isDisco value needs to be defined by something first before that while loop can work
I have defined it haven’t I? At the top. ‘Local isDisco;’ Also means, local isDisco = false
No, it’s defining it as a nil value
Just change local isDisco; to this local isDisco = false and see if any changes are made
Alright. Will do. Thank you. .
Oh yeah another thing: You can add print statements as well to see where your line of code stops
Nice!! I’ll add it in, also changing it to local isDisco = false, that hasn’t changed anything.
Nothing is even printing, I don’t think the script it even running.
That should work, even if he doesn’t define it as anything.
Player.Team returns a Team instance, not the team name. You are comparing an instance to a string
Player.Team.Name is what you are looking for: Player.Team
Alright, let me try that right now please bare with me.
Correction - You are comparing the Player.Team to the Team instance, that is not the problem. I misread your code.
The only thing I can think of is that the script is disabled, or you are not firing the remote event from a client at all.
