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Advanced Gui Help. Dynamic Gui? Working loading screen help.

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halfvedantpandya1234 6
5 years ago

I am making a Gui that is shown Loading. But the thing is how do I add a Loading bar which loads and moves. Not static. But loads. Is there a diffetent thing that I must learn or is it by normal Gui and pasting various bars on one another and change their colors after certain intervals.

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this is not a requesting site this site is to help people improve in scripting and help them IcyMizu 122 — 5y
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and btw if im right its made with vector3 im almost sure IcyMizu 122 — 5y
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Gui's are not created using `Vector3`. It is by `Universal Dimensions` Zafirua 1348 — 5y
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Mark the question as answered so we can both earn some reputation points. Zafirua 1348 — 5y
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Thanks btw. Zafirua 1348 — 5y

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Zafirua 1348 Badge of Merit Moderation Voter
5 years ago
Edited 5 years ago

I will just be quick and let you learn on from these references. It is fairly simple. If I had time, I would explain all these using example. But I do not.

Resources

  • Universal Dimensions
    • UDim is Universal Dimensions which consists of 2 co-ordinates. The first coordinate is the x and the second is the y. x and y also consists of two types called Scale and Offset.
  • Replicated First
    • Replicated First is a Roblox Service. Anything inside of it will be the first thing to run when you join a game.
  • Remove Default Loading Screen
    • This method removes the Default Loading Screen
  • Request Queue Size
    • RequestQueueSize gives us number of assets that are downloaded on the Client. Do keep in mind that the value will not always decrease. Because of this, it isn't always advised to use this. If you are still planning on using this, then you should also use DataModel:IsLoaded method which tells you if the game is fully loaded for the first time
  • Custom Loading Screen
    • The Roblox Dev Wiki gives you basic example to get you started on your loading screen. Study from there and you should be good to go.
  • Gui Tweening Position
    • Allows you to smoothly move the GUI's around the screen.
  • Color3 lerp
    • Used to smoothly translate from Starting Color3 to Ending Color3 with a choice of increment.

Correct me if I am wrong but I am pretty sure those are the basic resources you would need to study before creating a Loading Screen. Do have fun creating it.

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Thank you very much. halfvedantpandya1234 6 — 5y
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