Tweening UI is not working

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#1

  1. I am trying to tween a UI to a random position.

  2. Everything seems to be working except that it tweens to the same place every time as if I’m not doing math.random()

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local goals = {
	Position = UDim2.new(math.random(0,0.8),0,math.random(0,0.8),0) ,
	ImageTransparency = 0.7
}
#2

math.random doesn’t work with decimals if I remember well, you’d need to do math.random(0,8) / 10 for every math.random(0,0.8) you have, or use the Random Class and just use :NextNumber(0, 0.8)

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#3

I see. Not sure how to implement it tho. Could you help me out?

#4

Either

local goals = {
	Position = UDim2.fromScale(math.random(0,8) / 10,math.random(0,8) / 10),
	ImageTransparency = 0.7
}

Or

local rand = Random.new()

local goals = {
	Position = UDim2.fromScale(rand:NextNumber(0, 0.8), rand:NextNumber(0, 0.8),
	ImageTransparency = 0.7
}

From your use case, you probably want the 2nd one

#5

LocalScript - Roblox Studio 14_06_2021 12_36_59
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hmm doesn’t seem to work

#6

My bad, forgot a bracket

local rand = Random.new()

local goals = {
	Position = UDim2.fromScale(rand:NextNumber(0, 0.8), rand:NextNumber(0, 0.8)),
	ImageTransparency = 0.7
}
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#7

still goes like the other one. It does not tween in a random position in tweens in the same one over and over again

btw I want it to be random for every different click. I am probably doing something wrong

#8

Are you ever recreating the goals variable? Form the looks of it, you use the same one, thus will mean you use hte same location it randomly chose. You have to remake it when you need to tween

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#9

yeah. I got to find a way to randomize it for every click.

#10

Just put it in the function that happens when you click?

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#11

Fixed it. Thanks for the help!! I just needed to do this instead.

local fistImageTween = tweenService:Create(rfistImage, tweenInfo, {Position = UDim2.fromScale(rand:NextNumber(0, 0.8), rand:NextNumber(0, 0.8)),
		ImageTransparency = 0.7})
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