Why I cant make my script to be only used for certain time?

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#21

There is no “player” argument on MouseButton1Click

Instead you can get the player by adding this to your script:

local plr = game:GetService("Players").LocalPlayer

then you can get the team by doing this:

button.MouseButton1Click:Connect(function()
	for i,b in pairs(Enemy) do
		if plr.Team.Name == b then
	         --player is on one of the "Enemy" teams
	end
end)

Also make sure that you are using a LocalScript to do this. A regular Script will not work.

#22

It’s a server script, and using a local script for a surface UI isn’t the best.

#23

Already tested with a local script, instead the script, the local script doesnt work neither and doesnt even send a single outputerror.

#24

Then what you should do is create a RemoteEvent in ReplicatedStorage and then create a Script in ServerScriptService that changes the SurfaceGui when the RemoteEvent is fired.

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#25

Try this, and you can use a local script to control it and define the plr or have it fire a remote.

#26

So making a copy of the gui and put it on the startergui?

#27

So put it into StarterGui and adornee it to the part you want it on. And then you can use a local script to control it. And define the plr as game.Players.LocalPlayer

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#28

Alright.

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#29

Tell me if it works or not, I hope that helped!

#30

Good news, there isnt anymore that error.
Bad news, script doesnt work yet but there no errors this time.

#31

Alright, np I’m able to help you fix it. So what about it doesn’t work does it just not do anything at all??
And if so I’d advise you try and use a few prints to figure out what runs and what doesn’t.

#32

So now, the script sees the players and both of the teams.
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The bool still maintains false so it means the script stopped before the bool turns true

But it just not do anything

#33

Is your boolean defined from where you placed it and is the loading defined?

#34

I putted the whole surfacegui adornee on the place it has before.
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#35

So where is the boolean value??

#36

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#37

the bool? the bool is inside the model
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#38

Okay, so you need to redefine the bool value because if it’s in the workspace then that wouldn’t work.

#39

Alright, so put it in the gui aswell.

#40

No, because you wouldn’t be able to see it. To define it you’ll either have to do:
local bool = game.Workspace.GeneradorS1.Blackout