#Need help with Buttons and Sounds.

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halcyon tide
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I had to

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No

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I’m on mobile

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This helps more

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Hang on

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Don’t sounds have to get preloaded?

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I haven’t used sounds in ages

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Well yes, but do the scripts not have to preload sounds, a tad like animations

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I just checked and it should be enough

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Mind quickly checking that the sounds do actually work?

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Just have some basic script that just does task.wait(3) and then plays one of the sounds

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Check if MouseButton1Click fires in the first script

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Or second

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Doesn’t matter

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Okay

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Mind printing Buttons

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The entire table

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Anywhere

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I just want to know the entrees

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(Yes I know it should be the buttons, but I suspect it may be declared too early)

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Sorry what?

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…

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I meant the variable

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but to be frank

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I already know that it’s empty

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Do you know how to use PreloadAsync?

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damn it, now I have to go through old code as I forgot what service it's in

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or wait

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contentprovider

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local C = game:GetService("ContentProvider")
C:PreloadAsync(script.Parent:GetChildren)
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put that in the start of the script, it will make the script yield until the buttons are loaded in

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forgot the ()

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:GetChildren()

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I see

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add another :GetChildren()

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when declaring Buttons

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first one

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but again with ()

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it's still a method...

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frame?

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oh right

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wait what

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the layout I understand

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but what frame?

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mind showing the current code?

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well it did

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but it shouldn't itterate over that frame

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yes, but it shouldn't iterate over that one

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just the children

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hmm

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still odd that it gets the frame

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but inside the first loop add in

if button.Class ~= "Button" then continue end
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?

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odd

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hang on

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ClassName

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sorry

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good, the first loop now works

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now we have the same problem as before

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you again forgot the difference between an instance and a table

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eh just add :GetChildren()

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yet also be aware

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you'll have to go into the instance to get the actual button

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as you'll be looping through the frames

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as seen here

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it's not that difficult

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for _, frame in frames do -- or in closebuttons are whatever
  if not frame.CloseButton then continue end
  frame.CloseButton.MouseButt...
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yes that should work

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try running it and see if it returns an error

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have you added :GetChildren() yet?

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are you sure?

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...

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I have no clue what line 30 is

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oh wait

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put it in that line

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you see line 15, right?

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add basically that but in that loop

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wait hang on

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why do you have 3 loops?

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top one is for the open buttons

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bottom for the close buttons

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the one I told you to add was for the exit buttons

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that middle loop does nothing

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Just causes errors due to the way your ui is set up

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but the bottom loop fixed that issue

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...

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for the third time

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:GetChildren()

halcyon tide
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yes

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also, line 11 is useless

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even not the open sounds?

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any of the debug prints not printing?

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not even "Buttons"?

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print(button.ClassName) before the if

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wait what

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why does it not give you the classname?

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mind showing your code?

halcyon tide
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so above line 14

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I see

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doesn't matter yet

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Change the string inside the line that checks the ClassName to "TextButton"

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okay

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that's my next question

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what the fuck is MouseHover?

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MouseEnter exists, never heard of MouseHover

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MouseEnter

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I already said that

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mind showing the current script?

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mind showing me the line that makes the sound play?

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in case you also can't find them: add them

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in case you wish to hire an actually competent scripter: my dms are always open

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Who said money?

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I only accepted liquid assets (beer)

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to be frank

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if it's a good idea then I'll do it for free

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or well, %

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only the ipa

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the beer itself is not the best

halcyon tide
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eh, neither do I, and the comms I get keep getting worse