Hello! So I’m trying to make a computer simulation for a Job Interview Game cald Ro-Works!
I’m currently making computer icons n’stuff!
Weirdly theirs no error! Here’s the script!
local Error_Frame = script.Parent.Parent.Error_Frame
script.Parent.MouseButton2Click:Connect(function()
Error_Frame.Visible = true
end)
I haven’t seen any errors!
Here is the Game Explorer and Other Infromation!
If the script is “CloseScript” change the ‘Error_Frame’ variable to:
local Error_Frame = script.Parent.Parent.Parent
Or if the script is “ShowErrorScript” Change
the ‘Error_Frame’ variable to:
local Error_Frame = script.Parent.Parent
change it to MouseButton1Click, as button 1 is left click, button 2 is right click.
I check the code, and it can be the errors:
MouseButton1Click is for left and the MouseButton2Click is right
Try use this scripts:
local Error_Frame = script.Parent.Parent.Error_Frame
script.Parent.MouseButton1Click:Connect(function()
Error_Frame.Visible = true
end)
or
local Error_Frame = script.Parent.Parent.Error_Frame
script.Parent.MouseButton2Click:Connect(function()
Error_Frame.Visible = not Error_Frame.Visible
end)
If it no work contact roblox because it can be a @Roblox error, if its a roblox error u cant do nothing!
Is their a way I can make it so the player has to click MouseButton1 2 times? this is so that the player can have a more realistic feel and have a more computer like feel when their going to a application
Yes do it:
local Error_Frame = script.Parent.Parent.Error_Frame
script.Parent.MouseButton2Click:Connect(function()
Error_Frame.Visible = not Error_Frame.Visible
end)
script.Parent.MouseButton1Click:Connect(function()
Error_Frame.Visible = not Error_Frame.Visible
end)
No not like that, I mean you have to click the button 2 times with the MouseButton1 for it to show up.
Now I understand what you need to know.
Have you heard of tick()? It returns the number of seconds since January 1, 1970.
This is very useful for performing those things where if you are not fast enough to do this twice, as a combo in a sword game for example, then that resets.
Here is how to use it:
local DoubleClickDuration = 0.7 --Seconds
local Clicked = 0 --Clicked 0 times
local CurrentTime = tick()
function Clicked()
CurrentTime = tick() -- Returns the amount of time since January 1, 1970.
--Note: Don't use a local on current time in this function as the next time the functions repeats, that old value in the previous function attempt will NOT change and clicks will reset indefinitely.
if Clicked >= 2 then
--Open the file
else
--Hurry and click one more time before it resets.
end
wait(DoubleClickDuration) --Wait is for adding a duration, even if this function repeats again, the current time will reset and will not meet the standards for the condition below, thus not reseting the click amount.
if tick() - CurrentTime >= DoubleClickDuration then --Too bad, you are too slow.
Clicked = 0
end
end)
Any Questions about the example?
