"UITheme is not a valid member of Enum"

[pyxfluff (Pyx)]

When attempting to use Enum.UITheme.Dark or Enum.UITheme.Light, I will just get a console error instead of it functioning like normal.

The Enum exists in autocomplete, and the docs, so it exists, it just seems to be crashing my code.

[Frostice2013]

I don’t actually know anything about this Enum so I think this can only be ran from a local script - I think UITheme is not available on scripts or something like that

[pyxfluff (Pyx)]

It seems to work fine both on the client and server in Studio, but not an actual game server.

[2jammers]

UITheme is only for uses in studio themes. Not sure why you are using it here

[pyxfluff (Pyx)]

I’m using it to be cleaner than just a string which reads “Dark” or “Light” in a config file.

[2jammers]

I see wheee you’re coming from, if it only works in studio then It only works in studio. I suggest you mark someone as a solution and find a different way.

[pyxfluff (Pyx)]

That makes it still an issue, at least it should be removed from autocomplete if it’s not going to be used in the actual client.

[SomeFedoraGuy (mariogg)]

To what values are you setting these Enums to? This Enum shouldn’t be used outside of Studio

[pyxfluff (Pyx)]

As I said, just a cleaner way to write dark and light instead of strings.

and

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[bluebxrrybot (blueberry)]

Intellisense doesn’t know if the script is going to turn into a plugin, so this isn’t possible. You could make your own enum like this:

local Theme = {
    Dark = 0,
    Light = 1,
}

print(Theme.Dark) --> 0

[Dogekidd2012]

UITheme is only accessible in Studio. I suppose it is possible to hide it in LocalScripts/RunContext=Client, but this is intentional behavior.