Any tutorial? If there is no tutorial, then I am not using it.
Theres the documentation, you can use the documentation as a tutorial.
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I’m getting this error:
ReplicatedStorage.GuiCollisionService:298: argument must be a boolean - Client - GuiCollisionService:298
Stack Begin - Studio
Script 'ReplicatedStorage.GuiCollisionService', Line 298 - function addCollider - Studio - GuiCollisionService:298
Script 'Players.killersuperlegend.PlayerGui.ScreenGui.ObstacleDodger.LocalScript', Line 7 - Studio - LocalScript:7
Stack End
Why is that happening and how do I fix it?
Are you specifiying the 2nd argument (whether the collider is solid or not) in addCollider()?
What do you mean by that exactly? Oh and btw, I forgot to mention I managed to fix that kinda, but it gave me instead some other error, this is my code:
wait(3)
local GuiCollisionService = require(game.ReplicatedStorage.GuiCollisionService)
local group = GuiCollisionService.createCollisionGroup()
group:addCollider(script.Parent.Pipe1, true)
group:addCollider(script.Parent.Pipe1.PipeTop, true)
group:addCollider(script.Parent.Pipe1.PipeBottom, true)
group:addCollider(script.Parent.Pipe2, true)
group:addCollider(script.Parent.Pipe2.PipeTop, true)
group:addCollider(script.Parent.Pipe2.PipeBottom, true)
group:addHitter(script.Parent.Frame)
group:getHitter(1).CollidersTouched.Event:Connect(function(hits)
group:getHitter(1).BackgroundColor3 = Color3.new(0.333333, 1, 0)
end)
group:getHitter(1).OnCollisionEnded.Event:Connect(function()
group:getHitter(1).BackgroundColor3 = Color3.new(255,255,255)
end)
local player = game.Players.LocalPlayer
local RS = game:GetService("RunService")
RS.RenderStepped:Connect(function()
script.Parent.Position = UDim2.new(0, player:GetMouse().X, 0, player:GetMouse().Y)
end)
And this is the other error I got after adding true after each instance in the addCollider()s:
ReplicatedStorage.GuiCollisionService:244: argument must be a table - Client - GuiCollisionService:244
Stack Begin - Studio
Script 'ReplicatedStorage.GuiCollisionService', Line 244 - function addHitter - Studio - GuiCollisionService:244
Script 'Players.killersuperlegend.PlayerGui.ScreenGui.ObstacleDodger.LocalScript', Line 12 - Studio - LocalScript:12
Stack End
Pass in an empty table as the 2nd argument in addHitter(). The 2nd argument is a table of tweens which will play if the hitter collides with a collider, in your case, you don’t have any tweens to play, thus and empty table.
group:addHitter(script.Parent.frame, {})
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Thank you! It works, for the most part, the part now changes to green when it touches any of those parts, but also a Frame called Background gets affected, the whole thing moves with the cursor.
May this be the reason for that behavior? (script.Parent)
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Nope, I had it before, but I tried removing it but it the Background still moves with the cursor for some reason, I don’t really have any codes that does anything with the cursor
Edit: I SOMEHOW didn’t notice that in the code O_O, sorry!
The code works perfectly fine after removing that part of the code.
Thank you so much for helping me, your code is amazing!
Have an awesome day/night!
Is there a way to get the normal of the hit gui? If not, it should very well be a feature in a newer update.
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How can i detect which hitters that hits the collider?
How do I use this?! I’m just trying to detect which GUI a certain GUI is touching then return the touched GUI but my studio crashed using this module!
Same, it was also a huge pain in the butt to setup. It fires like ten times a frame when they are touching lol.
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I had to resort on a different function to utilize it anyway, the module does not like it when a frame gets destroyed with the event.
I’m getting ReplicatedStorage.Modules.GuiCollisionService:120: attempt to index nil with 'x' when I try to do if GUICollision.isInCore(ItemBox, script.Parent.Inventory) then
Awesome Module, except its a bit inaccurate.
Heres a video showing it, theres a beep sound when the red square in the player collides with a bullet.
Would like it to be fixed.
I was trying to figure out why the OnCollisionEnded event kept firing more and more times while the game was running and came across this code here. It’s creating a new listener event every frame and firing them all at once when the GUI exits another frame.
necropost but I wanted to put this out there for anyone who comes across this in the future
This module has a VERY difficult time when destroying the colliders. It’s kind of a fatal flaw, the module does not work. When I :Destroy() an object, I expect the collider to stop working. Even when I destroy the collider using the method given, it breaks other colliders because my colliders are being created and destroyed pretty rapidly.
thank you so much bro. you are a life saver