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wrt. editing client gui from the server:

Changing GUI of all players

I could give just give you fixed code and be done with it, but the result would be that whatever project your working on becomes an incomprehensible mess. When working with UI’s, as a general rule, any changes to a Players GUI’s should be made by the player themselves, the client, and not the server. To do this you need to use Remote Events and Remote functions, and to use them you need to understand what FilteringEnabled ‘Experimental Mode’ is and how it works. The wiki has plenty of articles …

How to delete player gui on the server-side?

As far as I know, the server can’t read the contents of PlayerGui at all – in fact, I don’t believe it can do anything except add GUIs into it. Is there a reason you need to delete the server’s POV? Everything you need to modify it (and any reasons for doing so) should all be client-side. To answer your actual question, what you’d do is use RemoteEvent:FireServer() on the client, and listen to RemoteEvent.OnServerEvent on the server. Here’s an example: -- Client RemoteEvent:FireServer("Dele…

@GollyGreg

I would like to stress that this is bad advice. Please do not tamper with a player’s ui from the server after it has been initially replicated. This the wrong approach to doing things; you will not be able to ensure the client hasnt changed their UI drastically since it was first replicated through localscripts and replication from server to client has a similar delay to firing a remote event. You will not be able to ensure that the effect you’re making will replicate at all (if the client has deleted the original UI objects) or replicate in rhythm to other ui changes the client is already making

Don’t edit UI form the server. Use remotes. Adding the feature that you want would be a footgun and would just encourage bad coding practices.