Invisible Questioner

[andrew11]

I know how to make it so you can answer questions from the answer question button, however, I don’t want to show the questioner in game. Is there a way to make it invisible?

[Haiasi]

You could just place it out of bounds.
I’m not sure if there is a setting to make it invisible though.
Try looking in the All Options tab.

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[The_7th_Dragon]

Welcome to the forum!

How to make onscreen questioner (Difficulty: )

1: What you’ll need: game overlay, questioner, item granter 2: set the game overlay to the overlay type button 3:Connect the game overlay to the questioner (Button pressed: open question answering screen) 4:Connect questioner to item granted (Question answered correctly: Grant item) 5:Add your kit to the questioner and the item you want to grant to the item granted [Screenshot 2023-05-26 9.27.34 AM] It should look like that ^^^^ 6:Vola! Ps: Message me if it doesn’t work with a screenshot…

[Apoll02]

You can also place it under a prop.

[WhereIsMyHat]

You could use a zone that activates a button that activates a questioner.

[Aubec7]

you can just make the questioner really small, or you can put it somewhere far away, or you can put a prop over it

[Magenta_Dragon]

Ok so wire a button to a questioner(opening answer screen) and then put the questioner out of bounds far away where the player can’t get to it or see it. Please mark a soultion to prevent off-topic and clutter. Also welcome to forums @andrew11! Remember to read the community guidelines!

[GimSolver]

If you want, you could make the questioner invisible by using a game overlay and turning it into a button on your screen that you can access at all times. If that’s what you want, here are the steps:

1. Put down a questioner
2. Put down a game overlay
3. Click on the game overlay
4. Set the overla type to button
5. Set where you want the button on your screen (Bottom left, top right…)
6. Set the text of the button (Answer Questions, Click…)
7. Create a wire (z) and connect it from the game overlay to the questioner.
8. 8. Set it so that when the button is pressed, the question-answering screen is opened.
9. ENJOY!

[Riptide]

@GimSolver I would be careful with your name and profile picture if I were you, to quote the TOS:

7. You may not falsely imply that you’re affiliated with or endorsed by the company.

It could result in a ban.

[The_7th_Dragon]

Welcome to the forum, @GimSolver !

[Beagles]

Put it below a prop, or really anything!

[GimSolver]

Thanks, for the heads up! I’m not a part of Gimkit, I just meant to show that I will solve problems like support usually does.

[GimSolver]

Does this work? chars

[Riptide]

GimSolver is perfect. Looking forward to your participation in the forums!
: )