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What's the most efficient way to store UDim2 values?

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I'm trying to figure out how I can store a frame's position for later use. I was wondering if there are any "Value" objects I can store them in.

It would be GREAT if I could just do:

Frame.Position = ObjectValue.Value

But, I can't seem to be able to find anything that will work to store the value!

Edit: tried to use stringValue, got: "bad argument #3 to 'Value' (string expected, got UDim2)"

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Using a string value should work perfectly fine, as it can hold any character or number on your keyboard. Sadly I can't test this in studio which is why it's a comment and not an answer

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Check my edit.

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What is wrong with storing it as a variable?

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You shouldn't use ValueObjects if possible. Use a variable. Use a table. Replicate it to the client with a RemoteEvent. Please do anything except use a Value Object.

local OldPositionFrame = Frame.Position -- Saved for later!
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Ikr. Why are people so obsessed with using Values instances?

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