Thanks for the report we’ve now fixed this in v2.2.1
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I finally got it! Thanks for suggesting the PlayerAdded. I was informed how this function works and I put it into practice in the icons
What I did was create a script in ServerScriptService and put this code:
game:GetService(“Players”).PlayerAdded:Connect(function(Player)
Player.CharacterAdded:Connect(function()
local Humanoid = Player.Character:WaitForChild(“Humanoid”)
Humanoid.Died:Connect(function()
local tested = Player:FindFirstChild(“PlayerGui”):FindFirstChild(“TopbarPlusClientReset”)
if tested then
tested.Disabled = true
end
end)
end)
end)
Then I moved TopbarPlusClientReset to StarterGui (PlayerGui) and I set the ResetOnSpawn property of TestGUIs to true.
And what happened is that the TopbarPlusClientReset is deactivated after I delete the icons and it is activated again causing the icons to be recreated.
Here I leave a short of what happens:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1CAljABU8k63ccMmbKnw1HQR_UBpEyzb4/view?usp=sharing
I would like to know if what I have done is more or less good in terms of lag, compatibility, filtering, etc.
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How do I see a list of available themes?
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I’d still strongly recommend the former solutions although at a glance you should be fine in terms of performance!
You can find a list of all themes here (we currently only have BlueGradient and Default) although you should find making your own themes significantly easier with v2.
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This is amazing! I will be using this in my games.
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Another question that has arisen (possibly I will have more) can it be made that there is more than one visible gui?
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You can bind multiple gui instances to an icon using icon:bindToggleItem, e.g.
local localPlayer = game:GetService("Players").LocalPlayer
local playerGui = localPlayer.PlayerGui
local frames = playerGui.ScreenGui
Icon.new()
:bindToggleItem(frames.Frame1)
:bindToggleItem(frames.Frame2)
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But in separate icons is not possible?
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Set an icons deselectWhenOtherIconSelected property to false to achieve this.
This can be done two ways (the latter is useful for when chaining methods):
local icon = Icon.new()
icon.deselectWhenOtherIconSelected = false
or (with TopbarPlus v2.3.0)
Icon.new()
:setProperty("deselectWhenOtherIconSelected", false)
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The new properties function works perfectly
Thanks!
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This is amazing, thank you for making this!
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When I remove the playerlist (for a custom one) the icons overlap
Some kind of solution for this?
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Overlap with your custom playerlist or other icons? Can you send images and/or a stripped down place file of the only the icons and bug?
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It was fixed only mysteriously, I think I was using the old module or there was a script that prevented the playerlist.
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This is great! I had no idea there was a new release until I looked back at the original documentation. It was gone! So hyped to use this.
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How to give this credit correctly?
Right now I put it like this in a credits section:
And what about linking this link, do I have to put it in the game or in the description or in the creation group?
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That’s absolutely fine! Linking is not so easy in-game so don’t worry about that
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Wow, this is really good. Just one issue, what if I wanted to tween the binded Ui? Because, so far, I’ve only seen the option to make something Visible.
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Instead of using the :bindToggleItem method you can utilise the icon.deselected and icon.selected events:
icon.deselected:Connect(function()
-- fade frame in using TweenService
end)
icon.selected:Connect(function()
-- fade frame out using TweenService
end)
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I’ve been waiting for this to come out. Pretty neat stuff. Is there any way to select or deselect an icon without firing the select/deselect/toggle events?
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