GUI Button Not Responding...

Unity Engine
1

So, I’m having a small problem (well, it’s pretty big to me) with my GUI button. I thought I had it scripted nicely, but it just won’t do what I expect it to do. I press the button, it does the sound I want it to, but nothing else. Here’s my script:

var selection : GUISkin;
var selectedMain : AudioClip;
var menus : int = 0;

var loadAvailable = PlayerPrefs.GetString("loadAvailable");
var turnabout = PlayerPrefs.GetInt("turnabout");

function OnGUI () {
	
	GUI.skin = selection;
	if (menus == 0){
		
		MainMenu();
		
	} else if (menus == 1){
		
		ChapterSelect();
		
	} else if (menus == 2){
		
		Load();
		
	}
}

function MainScreen () {
	if (GUI.Button (Rect (75,375,250,40), "New Game").Play( selectedMain )) {
			menus = 1;
		}
		
		if(loadAvailable == "true"){
			if (GUI.Button (Rect (75,475,250,40), "Continue").Play( selectedMain )) {
				menus == 2;
			}
		}
}

function ChapterSelect () {
	if (GUI.Button (Rect (50,400,300,100), "Turnabout Beginnings").Play( selectedMain )) {
	}
}

function Load () {
	if (GUI.Button (Rect (50,375,300,40), "From chpt. start").Play( selectedMain )) {
		}
}

Pretty much, I want the buttons to make other buttons appear while making themselves disappear. I thought using if statements would work, but what am I doing wrong?

Also, the Continue button is showing up even though it’s not suppose to. How would I fix that?

2

I thought you could only have GUI.Button’s in the onGUI function?

3

You can have the buttons in a different function, then call that function within OnGUI and it’ll still work the same.

4

Okay, I fixed the problem. The thing that was causing this malfunction is the “.Play(selectedMain)” snippet. Curse the person who put that up and said it works fine…

Anyways, I deleted that part and added “audio.PlayOneShot” under it instead, now it works fine.