For Oseday

-- Path to the PlayerGui, waits for PlayerGui to be created
local PlayerGui = game:GetService('Players').LocalPlayer:WaitForChild('PlayerGui')
-- Path to the service that detects which keys are pressed
local UserInputService = game:GetService("UserInputService")
-- Path to target working directory of the entire project, waits for the entire GUI to load?
local TWD = PlayerGui:WaitForChild("DockyardTerminalDemo")
-- Path to target working directory of a specific function
local dockyardTerminalTWD = TWD.DockyardMain.Container.TopBar
-- The Parent frame containing all of the objects we will be modifying
local dockyardTerminalMainFrame = TWD.DockyardMain
-- The Title displayed on the target frame
local dockyardTerminalTitle = dockyardTerminalTWD.TitleLabel
-- The subtitle text contained on the frame on the screen
local dockyardTerminalSubtitle = dockyardTerminalTWD.PageSubtitle
-- The button we will use to change the text displayed on the topbar
local dockyardTerminalBackButton = dockyardTerminalTWD.BackToHome
-- The button we will used to exit the GUI
local dockyardTerminalExitButton = dockyardTerminalTWD.ExitTerminal
-- A list that stores the keys used in stringDictionary
local stringTableKeysArray = {"Oseday", "Nevs", "Cameron", "Sanddog"}

-- Initialize a dictionary to hold string values tied to their respective keys
local stringDictionary = {}

-- Not the conventional way to generate several dict items but I couldn't get it to accept string keys
stringDictionary["Oseday"] = "yo guys halp find who she is"
stringDictionary["Nevs"] = "Oseday I told you I could figure this shit out dawggg"
stringDictionary["Cameron"] = "il ve og ib 5"
stringDictionary["Sanddog"] = "HES GOING FOR THE LONG THROW PASS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"


local stringIteration = 1
local frameEnabled = false

-- The 'F' key
local fKey = Enum.KeyCode.F


-- First lets try to change the title text on the topbar just for the heck of it
PlayerGui.DockyardTerminalDemo.DockyardMain.Container.TopBar.TitleLabel.Text = stringTableKeysArray[stringIteration]


-- Changes the Title and Subtitle of the dockyard terminal topbar when the back button is pressed
function backButtonOnPressed()
    if stringIteration == 4 then
        -- Reset the key to the first item in the list
        stringIteration = 1
        -- Update the text title and subtitle
        dockyardTerminalTitle.Text = stringTableKeysArray[stringIteration]
        dockyardTerminalSubtitle.Text = stringDictionary[stringTableKeysArray[stringIteration]]
    else
        -- Advance to the next key
        stringIteration = stringIteration + 1
        -- Update the text title and subtitle
        dockyardTerminalTitle.Text = stringTableKeysArray[stringIteration]
        dockyardTerminalSubtitle.Text = stringDictionary[stringTableKeysArray[stringIteration]]
    end
end


-- Sets the dareglass window to inactive
function exitButtonOnPressed()
    if TWD.Enabled == true then
        frameEnabled = false
        TWD.Enabled = false
    end
end


-- Allows the player to activate the frame with the F key
function enableFrame(input, gameProcessedEvent)
    if isKeyPressedF() == true then
        if frameEnabled == false then
            frameEnabled = true
            TWD.Enabled = true
        end
    end
end


-- Checks to see if the key that is being pressed is 'F'
function isKeyPressedF()
    return UserInputService:IsKeyDown(fKey)
end


-- When the left mousebutton is pressed over the back button
dockyardTerminalBackButton.MouseButton1Down:Connect(backButtonOnPressed)
-- When the left mousebutton is pressed over the exit button
dockyardTerminalExitButton.MouseButton1Down:Connect(exitButtonOnPressed)
-- When the user presses a key
UserInputService.InputBegan:Connect(enableFrame)