Proximity Prompt :(

[knotty musk]

There is no proximity prompt in the directory of script.Parent

Also, for your social sanctity, never said "pweety pwease helps me" again. Ever.

[molten willow]

there is tho?

[knotty musk]

There is no proximity prompt by the name of "ProximityPrompt"

[molten willow]

nvm

theres none

ik i js realized

he has to rename it

[knotty musk]

@tight canopy

[molten willow]

im slow asf

[celest mulch]

use playerGui

and also change script.Parent.ProximityPrompt to script.Parent.Buyp

[knotty musk]

Why reference the PlayerGui folder when the instance of interest is accessible by script.Parent?

[celest mulch]

Im pretty sure when your trying to update the GUI on a players screen you have to use PlayerGui instead of StarterGui

Similar to how when you put something in starter pack it goes to the players own backpack and doesnt stay in starterPack

Name it Buyp if thats the proxmity prompt your trying to use

[sharp coral]

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[celest mulch]

Well use the name of the promixty prompt your trying to reference

[knotty musk]

Also, @teal trout, I lied. I suggested a queue assuming objects would be destroyed in terms of creation order, but that's obviously not guaranteed. This is only solved by original first thoughts: a sorted array. You could also use a min heap if the ratio of creation to deletion is high

[teal trout]

it doesn't need to be sorted

[knotty musk]

This is still under the assumption that smallest available UID is desired

If not, a stack or queue is perfectly fine

[teal trout]

🤷

also why are we talking in here

[knotty musk]

Goes to show how a problem's complexity increases from the simplest demands

[knotty musk]

Oh, shoot. Didn't realize

[teal trout]

loool

[deep gazelle]

lol

[karmic prawn]

Did u fix it?

Also, how many remote functions do you have?

[sharp coral]

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