what it should look like :D
for now I will teach you guys how to make a basic button in roblox luau this button will work on any executor!
when understanding this code or any of my code you can see underneath this there is a code example read the comments in it they should look like this: -- a comment. and use that to understand the meaning behind the code.
-- use this for making any button in any game! Example by zzzz
local SG = Instance.new("ScreenGui") -- named SG short for screen gui this is a thing in roblox that is responsible for the things that show on your screen
SG.Parent = game.Players.LocalPlayer:WaitForChild("PlayerGui") -- waits for the gui responsible for your player and waits for it to load using something called :WaitForChild more info on this soon!
local B = Instance.new("TextButton") -- creates a new button that has text
B.Text = "Click" -- this is the text thats in the button hence the .Text property all of this will be changed and explained on the next page!
B.Size = UDim2.new(0, 100, 0, 50) -- creats a new value for the size picture this (biggerChangeX, smallerChangeX, biggerChangeY, smallerChangeY)
B.Position = UDim2.new(0.5, -50, 0.5, -25) -- same thing as size in terms of meaning but its responsible for changing the position of the button super cool!
B.Parent = SG -- this is another weird nuinance I will explain in later chapters but for now just picture it as a family and the SG which means screengui is the parent or (holder) of the button since like yk the button is in/on the screen.
B.MouseButton1Click:Connect(function() -- yet another weird thing basically B is the button like we explained but if your mouse cursor clicked it *MouseButton1Click* it means when the cursor connects with the button clicks it in this case it will run a function!
local player = game.Players.LocalPlayer.Character:WaitForChild("HumanoidRootPart") -- (i used this instead of just manually finding the username of the player to make it a little bit easier for you guys to understand)!
player.Size = Vector3.new(16, 25, 15) -- (x, y, z) and basically the x is how wide you are y is how long you are and z is how high you are. You will most likely learn this in any algebra course as well :D (z axis just means fatness sorta)
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my personal ui defintion for properties in the button code
Always set the Parent property last! This ensures your button appears on screen. Basically if you try to load it before your properties it will cause a ton of issues.
check out roblox docs to cross refrence my definition if theres something you dont understand! https://create.roblox.com/docs/ui
Don't forget the :Connect() at the end of MouseButton1Click or it doesnt understand if you click the button!
a detailed explanation of most if not all the properties listed in this chapter!