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GUIs are on-screen displays that you can create to do just about anything. We will go over how to create a simple ForceField GUI in this lesson that only people you specify can use. 1. First, open Roblox Studio by opening up Start, clicking on All Programs, and scrolling down to ROBLOX. Then left click on Roblox Studio. It'll launch to the Games page, hit New to work on a new map. 2.Once you have a new map, Select StarterGui by clicking on it, then press Insert >> Object and select ScreenGUI then press OK. 3.Once you have this, select the ScreenGui, and we'll name it "ForceFieldGUI".

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rdfs:comment	GUIs are on-screen displays that you can create to do just about anything. We will go over how to create a simple ForceField GUI in this lesson that only people you specify can use. 1. First, open Roblox Studio by opening up Start, clicking on All Programs, and scrolling down to ROBLOX. Then left click on Roblox Studio. It'll launch to the Games page, hit New to work on a new map. 2.Once you have a new map, Select StarterGui by clicking on it, then press Insert >> Object and select ScreenGUI then press OK. 3.Once you have this, select the ScreenGui, and we'll name it "ForceFieldGUI".
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abstract	GUIs are on-screen displays that you can create to do just about anything. We will go over how to create a simple ForceField GUI in this lesson that only people you specify can use. 1. First, open Roblox Studio by opening up Start, clicking on All Programs, and scrolling down to ROBLOX. Then left click on Roblox Studio. It'll launch to the Games page, hit New to work on a new map. 2.Once you have a new map, Select StarterGui by clicking on it, then press Insert >> Object and select ScreenGUI then press OK. 3.Once you have this, select the ScreenGui, and we'll name it "ForceFieldGUI". 4.Now that you have your ScreenGui made, and named, we'll begin adding our first button, Select the ForceFieldGUI and press Insert >> Object >> TextButton then press OK. 5.And then add a Script into the ForceFieldGUI. 6.In the script, put this: adminlist = {"Username","Player"} function checkOkToLetIn(name) for i = 1,#adminlist do -- convert strings to all upper case, otherwise we will let in -- "Username" but not "username" or "uSERNAME" if (string.upper(name) == string.upper(adminlist[i])) then return true end end return false end local human = script.Parent.Parent.Parent.Character wait(2) if (human ~= nil ) then local h2 = human:FindFirstChild("Torso") if h2 ~= nil then local h3 = h2:FindFirstChild("roblox") if h3 ~= nil then if h3.Texture == guishirt then --the shirt -- a human has touched this door! print("tshirt found") -- test the human's name against the permission list elseif (checkOkToLetIn(script.Parent.Parent.Parent.Name)) then print("Human passed test") else script.Parent:remove() end end end end You can then put in names that you want to be able to use the GUI. 7.Select the TextButton, change the following inside it to these values: File:Forcefield.png Name: ForceFieldGUI BackgroundColor3: 177; 177; 177 Background Transparency: 0.4 BorderColor3: 177; 177; 177 BorderSizePixel: 0 Position: {0, 575}, {0, 10} Size: {0, 75}, {0, 20} Text: ForceField TextColor3: 17; 17; 17 TextTransparency: 0.3 You will now have the basic button.

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