This would be a Client Script either in StarterGui or StarterPlayer.StarterPlayerScripts
Alright. So would I need to delete the current ServerScriptService script and LocalScript inside the Shop GUI? Like if yes.
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You could just disable them. But in theory that should replace them yeah.
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Should this work? Putting it in StarterPlayer.StarterPlayerScripts did not work.
That would work too. In that case you could remove Player.PlayerGui and PlayerGui:WaitForChild(“Shop”)
and just do
local ShopFrame = script.Parent:WaitForChild("ShopFrame")
Ya you’ll need to replace “Shop” with “script.Parent”
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This is still not working. I don’t know why
Does it return any errors in the Output? This works perfectly fine for me.
Also make sure it is Enabled. It looks greyed out but I can’t tell
It is enabled. And alr lemme check the output
One question, does the gui even appear if you set it to visible in studio?
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That looks like an error with the other script. Are you able to send your GUI as a file? I can test it and send back
I can. the shop part is called ShopButton. Give me one second to get it for you
This seems to work perfectly fine for me. I didn’t edit anything?
Perhaps the script is running before the Part has loaded. You could try:
local MainPart = workspace:WaitForChild("ShopButton")
Where do I put the local MainPart = workspace:WaitForChild("ShopButton") ?
Replace
local MainPart = workspace.ShopButton -- This is the Part that Opens the Shop
You probably don’t need any server code for that,
- Have an invisible trigger block to open the shop connected with a .Touched
- Start a loop every X seconds (or connect it to a runservice event, ur choice) that uses the Spatial Query API (the new region3 and no weird modulescripts needed) to tell if the player’s humanoid root part is no longer in the trigger
Yeah my script basically does this lol