How would i make a UI stack on-top of each other? Like a small notification screen, Then another notification screen comes up and tweens on-top of the other already existing notification screen
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How do i make a GUI stack on-top of each other?
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You could try get current UIs by using :GetChildren() then using it's position to reposition by 'X'.
Like so:
local movmentPosition = -30 -- change - to 30 if you want it going down, but keep it minus for up. Change value accordingly for how far up/down you want it.
for _,v in pairs(NotifcationFrame:GetChildren()) do -- change to where your notifcations are located
if v:IsA('TextLabel') then -- change this to what you are using as a notification
v.Position = v.Position + UDim2.new(0,0,movmentPosition,0)
end
end
If you get stuck and need help feel free to add my Discord: Josh K#2740
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Thanks. :)
Insert a frame ( or what you want ) into the "StarterGui". Then you can add your decorations to the first frame, etc and add a new position to a new frame and make the position over the other gui. If you want a script please ask me at discord ( HugoRoblox #4646 ). I didn't really get your question but if your question was to add gui's on top off each others then this is the answer.
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add my disc and ill tell you, HugoRoblox #4646
like what do you mean? so you put gui's on top of each others?