Change host names on the GUI

You can change the names of the hosts that are shown on the GUI by editing the Names setting.

Open the HostGui folder and double click the Settings script. The Names setting should be at or around line 7.

We left two examples for you. Copy one of them and paste it directly under it.

• The name on the left side of the = is the username of the player.
• The name on the right side of the = is what will be shown on the GUI.

For example, if you want the name of idezye to show up as zye, then you should put idezye on the left side and zye on the right side

Example

Let's change the username of GiorgioworldcupTEMP to just Giorgio. Copy one of the examples and paste it directly under it. It should look like this:

Names = {
    ["gabys2005"] = "Gabys";
    ["idezye"] = "IDEZYE";
    ["idezye"] = "IDEZYE";
};

Now change the left side to GiorgioworldcupTEMP and the right side to Giorgio. Make sure to keep the quotes.

Names = {
    ["gabys2005"] = "Gabys";
    ["idezye"] = "IDEZYE";
    ["GiorgioworldcupTEMP"] = "Giorgio";
};

That's all you need to do!

Full Settings script

return {

    --// People that will be able to use the Host Gui
    Whitelist = {};
    
    --// Replacement names for people above (not required)
    Names = {
        ["gabys2005"] = "Gabys";
        ["idezye"] = "IDEZYE";
        ["GiorgioworldcupTEMP"] = "Giorgio";
    };
    
    --// Host images for people above (not required)
    Images = {
        Default = false,
        ["gabys2005"] = "rbxassetid://96578498303860";
        ["idezye"] = "rbxassetid://6712942869";
    };
    
    --// If a player equips a tool with this name, their messages will appear on the GUI
    Tools = { "Microphone" },
    
    --// The per-letter animation that happens when the text is appearing or hiding
    --// Can be: "None", "Fade", "Jump", "Rainbow" or "Shake"
    TextAnimation = "Fade";
    
    --// The text alignment used when someone with or without an image sends a message
    TextAlignment = {
        WithImage = Enum.TextXAlignment.Left,
        WithoutImage = Enum.TextXAlignment.Center,
    }

}