Ui not Tweening

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#1

I’m trying to tween a ui but it’s not working. I’m pretty sure this code is similar to the one I always use and it always works. But in this situation, for some reason it’s not working.

Script

wait(7)
script.Parent.Enabled = true

local Gui = game.StarterGui.ActualUi
local Home = Gui.HomeScreen 
local Store = Gui.Store
local Teams = Gui.Teams
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local btnHolder = Gui.Organizer

local homeBtn = btnHolder.Home
local storeBtn = btnHolder.Store
local teamsBtn = btnHolder.Teams
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--Home, Store, Teams OG position {0.5, 0},{0.562, 0}

storeBtn.MouseEnter:Connect(function()
	Home:TweenPosition(UDim2.new(-2, 0, 0.562, 0), "Out", "Sine", 0.2)
end)

Display

#2

To change something on the player’s screen you must use PlayerGui

local Gui = game:GetService('Players').LocalPlayer.PlayerGui.ActualUi

As a side note, use task.wait instead of wait

task.wait(7)

task library

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#3

This but you don’t have to explicitly reference the PlayerGui instance, instead you could parent the script to the instance named “ActualUi” and reference it local Gui = script.Parent like this. That way when the Gui is cloned to the player’s PlayerGui folder the script correctly references the Gui inside of the PlayerGui of the player.

#4

I don’t know what the hierarchy of the gui is and, what if the location of the script changes? Everything would break, also perhaps for something the author placed it like this.

#5

My reply wasn’t a critique of yours (hence the “This” at the start of my reply), I was merely providing more information which the original poster could utilise (also giving a little bit more insight into what the “PlayerGui” is).

#6

I know, I only say something obvious, if the author of the post had said the hierarchy, I would have written it as you say, it is only an approximation with the information he gave.