Okay.... Sooo as you can see I'm wanting to create a greeting customizable board. Players can add Frames and choose their own words to display to customers. The issue is Idk how to save the frame and words when a player leaves the game I tried looking up multiple video but nothing can help me. So I really need some answers from the community. I heard that using Data Store isnt a good option but I never know why... I'm not sure if I have to use data store or player leaving instance pls help!!
#Save Frame Visibility
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Datastores are the correct solution to this problem. Unless you know exactly what your doing though its not a good idea to use plain datastores, its better to use a wrapper written by somebody else that handles the complicated stuff (like session locking)
ProfileStore is a very popular module that does this
https://devforum.roblox.com/t/profilestore-save-your-player-data-easy-datastore-module/3190543
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“ProfileStore” by loleris (Successor module to ProfileService) [GitHub repo] ProfileStore is a Roblox DataStore wrapper that streamlines auto-saving, session locking and a few other features for the game developer. ProfileStore’s source code runs on a single ModuleScript. Read documentation here: ProfileStore wiki (Click me) Get the m...
You can save the data using strings
ohh! can I ask how to save the Visible? It says I can save on client I have to use a Modual script or Remote event?
Ohh ill try to do that! But this is hard work ;c
this is the script so far
is this a scam
have you used it before
also HOWWWWW
Like do I refernce the frame
AHHHH
datastores is correct solution, profilestore is highly recommended for newbies and beginners who don't understand datastores. there's lots of tutorials on google how to use it 
I think it is better you hone your scripting before trying to learn all this
you are ahead of yourself
There is an argument for structured learning (learning what you don't know you need to know) but also jumping off the deep end and doing a bunch of things you don't know how to do is also a great way to learn