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What is the most efficient way to make UI circles?
I know of 2 ways to do this. I just wonder what is the most efficient way?
Code 1:
1 | local parent = script.Parent |
2 | local color = Color3.fromRGB(0,0,0)-- makes the frame a Color3 RGB value |
3 | for i=1,360,1 do |
4 | local frame = Instance.new("Frame",parent)--Makes a frame |
5 | frame.Rotation=i -- Sets the rotation |
6 | frame.Size = UDim2.new(0.5,0,0.5,0)--Sets size |
7 | frame.BorderSizePixel=0 --Remove the border |
8 | end |
Setup 2:
Use a decal
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The most efficient way would be to use an ImageLabel! XAXA 1569 — 7y
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Decals: low quality theevanegps2 15 — 7y
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Use several ImageLabels to make up one circle image. That way, you can get a high-res circle image out of 4 to 8 ImageLabels as apposed to 360 Frames. cfiredog 274 — 7y
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Using images does not yield low-quality results. Do you have any evidence that they do? You can upload images larger than 1000x1000, which should be large enough for almost any purpose. XAXA 1569 — 7y
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I tried, it has a border. I didn't want a border. theevanegps2 15 — 7y
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If you use paint.net or a tool like it you could make it transparent around the circle, just need BackgroundTransparency = 1 blowup999 659 — 7y
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Lots of games use image UI elements for example treelands and their ui is High quality TheGreatSailor 20 — 7y
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If you are looking for a GTA 5 interface, then make (for example) a 1/5 circle piece, and when you open the menu do the math to distribute them into 1/5 pieces.