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bool isElementAttached ( dgsElement the3DImageElement )
bool dgs3DImageIsAttached( dgsElement the3DImageElement )
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Revision as of 10:04, 17 January 2023

This functions checks whether or not 3DImage element is attached to another element.

Syntax

bool dgs3DImageIsAttached( dgsElement the3DImageElement )

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Method: element:isAttached(...)


Required Arguments

  • the3DImageElement : The element to check for attachment.

Returns

Returns true if the specified element is attached to another element, false if it is not attached or nil if an improper argument was passed.

Example

This example is making export function to check weather the player is talking or not: 

dgs = exports.dgs

function isPlayerTalking(player)
	local player = player or localPlayer;
	return dgs:dgs3DImageIsAttached(icons[player]); -- this table inside another client file .
end

See Also

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