[HELP] Creating a 'Warp' button

[Ab-47]

Ahoi guys, I'm new in the forum thing so forgive me if I messed up with any parts of the rules or creating a topic guidlines

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OK So, I need help with 'Creating a warp button' that actually warps, I'm a regular scripter just got of from newbie ;o but.. I don't get how I can make a part of my script work.

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What does my script do?

Well basically I made a GUI, random GUI which I thought I'd turn it into a warping thing and extra text or w/e and so, I created a button where when you click it, you'd be warped to that specific location with an outputChatBox message.

What's wrong with the script?

Well there's 2 things which I'm not quiet getting, the first is the outputChatBox color, I added the outputChatBox like this:

outputChatBox ( "text", 255, 0, 0 ) 

which I tried making it red, then discovered that I can also use:

outputChatBox ( "text", thePlayer, 0, 0 ) 

whilst adding thePlayer after the function variable.

OK, so, the other problem (the main problem) is the Warp button. What's not working is, when I click the button the outputChatBox message comes (yet in white, not red) and doesn't warp. Nor do I get an argument error etc..

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Here's the overall script:

function GUI () 
Window = guiCreateWindow ( 88, 66, 617, 472, "", false ) 
showCursor ( true ) 
guiWindowSetMovable ( Window, false ) 
guiWindowSetSizable ( Window, false ) 
guiCreateStaticImage( 110, 10, 400, 200, "fDrD0.png", false, Window ) 
CloseButton = guiCreateButton ( 548, 368, 168, 74, "Close", false, Window ) 
WarpButton = guiCreateButton ( 300, 150, 150, 100, "Warp", false, Window ) 
guiSetFont ( CloseButton, "default-bold-small" ) 
for k, v in ipairs ( files ) do 
        local data = split ( v, string.byte (";") ) 
        local memo = guiCreateMemo ( 150, 300, 350, 120, "Text", false, Window) 
        guiMemoSetReadOnly ( memo, true) 
end 
  
addEventHandler("onClientGUIClick", WarpButton, 
function warp ( thePlayer ) 
         if source == WarpButton then 
             setElementPosition ( thePlayer, 2040, 1478, 10.67 ) 
             outputChatBox ( "You have been warped to the bank", thePlayer, 255, 0, 0 ) 
         end 
    end 
    ) 
  
addEventHandler( "onClientGUIClick", CloseButton, 
function() 
         if source == CloseButton then 
             guiSetVisible( Window, false ) 
             showCursor( false ) 
             guiSetInputEnabled( false ) 
         end 
     end 
     ) 
end 
addCommandHandler ( "opengui", GUI ) 

where the main problem I have is here:

  
function GUI () 
WarpButton = guiCreateButton ( 300, 150, 150, 100, "Warp", false, Window ) 
  
addEventHandler("onClientGUIClick", WarpButton, 
function warp ( thePlayer ) 
         if source == WarpButton then 
             setElementPosition ( thePlayer, 2040, 1478, 10.67 ) 
             outputChatBox ( "You have been warped to the bank", thePlayer, 255, 0, 0 ) 
         end 
    end 
    ) 
end 

So if anyone can help me, I'd be more than thankful. Thanks for reading, sorry if it's a bit too long, the fault is actually minor but I'm just too dumb atm to figure out what the hell it is D: Cya guys

[Renkon]

outputChatBox arguments for client are: "text", r, g, b

You are using serverside-alike arguments:

"text", receiver, r, g, b

[Ab-47]

outputChatBox arguments for client are: "text", r, g, b

You are using serverside-alike arguments:

"text", receiver, r, g, b

Actually figured that out a while ago, however thanks. Could someone try to help me on the main point.

Thanks

[Renkon]

Check functiona rguments for event onClientGUIClick

First argument is the BUTTON. Obviously SOURCE is the GUI element that was clicked. You use localPlayer only and it's fine.

function warp (  ) 
         if source == WarpButton then 
             setElementPosition ( localPlayer, 2040, 1478, 10.67 ) 
             outputChatBox ( "You have been warped to the bank", 255, 0, 0 ) 
         end 
    end 
    ) 

[Ab-47]

Wait I just figured out warping is server sided, and this whole shit is client, meh dumb D:

Ciao