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It is actually possible to create a sort of doppelganger of this function and its sibling, ClearMessage, by running this code: | It is actually possible to create a sort of doppelganger of this function and its sibling, ClearMessage, by running this code: | ||
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The ''doppelgangers'' are called using _G.SetMessage( msg ) and _G.ClearMessage(). | The ''doppelgangers'' are called using _G.SetMessage( msg ) and _G.ClearMessage(). | ||
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Revision as of 01:21, 28 December 2010
Protected:This item is protected. Attempting to use it in a Script or LocalScript will cause an error.
 SetMessage( string message text )
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| Returns | nil |
| Description: | Creates a GUI message similar to ones seen when loading a game. |
| Member of: | DataModel |
Example
If you're using the Command Bar or a CoreScript...
game:SetMessage( "Hello World" ) -- Will result in the image below
If you're using a Script or a LocalScript...
game:SetMessage( "Hello World" ) --> s SetMessage
