Why does my script position the gui not at the mouse position?

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local MouseClickEffect = {}

local function Tween(OBJInstance,Goal,Duration)

local ts = game:GetService("TweenService")

local T = ts:Create(OBJInstance,TweenInfo.new(Duration),Goal)

T:Play()

end

local function Offset(Offset)

return UDim2.fromOffset(Offset.X, Offset.Y)

end

function MouseClickEffect.AddEffect(GUIInstance,Mouse,Duration,Plr)

GUIInstance.ClipsDescendants = false

GUIInstance.AutoButtonColor = false

local MX,MY = Mouse.X,Mouse.Y

local ASX,ASY = GUIInstance.AbsoluteSize.X,GUIInstance.AbsoluteSize.Y

local effect = script.Effect:Clone()

effect.Parent = Plr.PlayerGui

local Pos = GUIInstance.AbsolutePosition

effect.Effect.Position = UDim2.fromOffset(Pos.X,Pos.Y)

effect.Effect.Size = UDim2.fromOffset(ASX,ASY)

effect.Effect.Ripple.Position = Offset(Vector2.new(MX,MY))

local maxsize = math.max(ASX,ASY)*2

effect.Effect.Ripple:TweenSize(UDim2.fromOffset(maxsize,maxsize),"Out","Sine",Duration)

Tween(effect.Effect.Ripple,{BackgroundTransparency = 1},Duration)

wait(Duration)

effect:Destroy()

end

return MouseClickEffect

So the script above position the GUI at a awkward angle and i dont want that and i dont know why it does that for no reason at all so can you please help me

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You have shown us the code of the functions involved in the process.
Can you show us the code that calls these functions so we have a full picture.

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what do you mean by that? hmm?

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I think it’s because you’re changing the position of this “Ripple” (which is a Gui object I suppose) relative to its Parent. If you want the actual mouse position, the frame should be directly inside a ScreenGui or inside a screen size frame

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Is this a module script? If so, that is why it isn’t working.

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i actually forget to close this topic becuz 2 or 3 hr after this topic i actually fixed the problem :sweat_smile:

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Would you care to share the solution?

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GuiButtonClickEffect.rbxm (1.1 KB)

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