[v3!] TopbarPlus v3.0.0 | Construct intuitive topbar icons; customise them with themes, dropdowns, captions, labels and much more

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#1243

Would it be possible to add a function to change the console keybind to select the top bar as I have a custom backpack which uses the up on dpad which I can’t really switch.

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#1244

You’re correct, :select() should work for that. Will investigate now :+1:

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#1245

The default is:

Icon.highlightKey = Enum.KeyCode.DPadUp

to change do:

Icon.highlightKey = Enum.KeyCode.YOUR_KEY
#1246

@Duckmancool2285

Thanks for your bug reports! There was a slight quirk in overflows which was triggering an auto deselection of icons which were :selected on startup. This should be fixed now (you can grab the latest copy from the v3 playground).

#1247

Is it just my script or doesn’t :give work anymore

icon:give(function(ic)
	local spinner = NumberSpinner.new()
	ic:convertLabelToNumberSpinner(spinner)
	spinner.Duration = 0.25
	spinner.Prefix = ""
	spinner.Suffix = " FPS"
	spinner.Decimals = 0

	local updateCoroutine
	updateCoroutine = coroutine.create(function()
		while true do
			spinner.Value = fps
			fps = 0
			wait(1)
		end
	end)

	coroutine.resume(updateCoroutine)
end)
#1248

Can I see all of your code please?

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#1249 
local RunService = game:GetService("RunService")
local Icon = require(game:GetService("ReplicatedStorage").TopbarPlus.Icon)
local NumberSpinner = require(game.ReplicatedStorage.NumberSpinner)
local fps = 0

local startTime = os.clock()
local FPS_Counter = 0

local function GetFPS()
	FPS_Counter += 1
	if (os.clock() - startTime) >= 1 then
		fps = math.floor(FPS_Counter / (os.clock() - startTime))
		FPS_Counter = 0
		startTime = os.clock()
	end
end

RunService.Heartbeat:Connect(GetFPS)

local icon = Icon.new()
icon:setLeft()
icon:lock()
--icon:setSize(75, 32)
icon:give(function(ic)
	local spinner = NumberSpinner.new()
	ic:convertLabelToNumberSpinner(spinner)
	spinner.Duration = 0.25
	spinner.Prefix = ""
	spinner.Suffix = " FPS"
	spinner.Decimals = 0

	local updateCoroutine
	updateCoroutine = coroutine.create(function()
		while true do
			spinner.Value = fps
			fps = 0
			wait(1)
		end
	end)

	coroutine.resume(updateCoroutine)
end)
#1250

Yeah when I run your code I get this in the output:

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It looks like the give method has been removed.

Give me a moment while I try to find an alternative.

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#1251

Yeah exactly i have the same problem but now the question is: how do i fix my problem?

#1252

Found (at least part) of the problem.

NumberSpinner support has dropped, and won’t be included in the initial release:

#1253

Oh, i didn’t see that! Thanks for the info i will try to look further for a FPS counter without the numberSpinner.

#1254

I’ll do my best try and find a workaround. Give me a bit.

#1255

Ah alrighty thank you! — 30charc21303030303

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#1256

Alright so I found a solution that allows you to make an icon that displays the FPS, while updating it dynamically.

Explanation:
You’ll need to create an icon and label it with the current fps.

To update it automatically, you’ll detect when the FPS changes and update the label accordingly.

I modified your “GetFPS” script to make it less complicated. All you need to do to get the FPS is use RunService.RenderStepped to get the number of frames a player got in a second.

LocalScript:

local ReplicatedStorage = game:GetService("ReplicatedStorage")
local RunService = game:GetService("RunService")
local Icon = require(ReplicatedStorage.TopbarPlus.Icon)

local fps = 0

local icon = Icon.new()
icon:setLeft()
icon:lock()
icon:setLabel(`{fps} FPS`)

RunService.RenderStepped:Connect(function()
	fps += 1
end)

while true do // Update every second
	icon:setLabel(`{fps} FPS`)
	frames = 0
	task.wait(1)
end

This will detect and dynamically update the player’s FPS every second and display it on the created icon’s label.

#1257

It only counts up, it doesn’t show the actual player fps

#1258

@ForeverHD

I’m getting this warning and really intrusive UI on my screen, not sure if it’s from TopbarPlus in relation to the new TextBox update, I could be wrong.

#1259

From my testing, it displays the FPS accurately.

(Sorry for the bad quality, it got compressed for some reason)

#1260

robloxapp-20240312-1852133.wmv (567.9 KB)
for me it does this

#1261

did you modify the localscript in any way? And is the local script located in StarterPlayerScripts?

Also ensure that you’re testing this outside of Studio.

#1262

I was testing it in studio so maybe thats the issue, i will try it in roblox itself