So if I put a frame in the top corner of the screen I'd place it at 0,0,0,0. I understand that (the top left corner is where the GUI position is)
But, if I put a frame inside that frame at position 0,0,0,0 there is a border and the frame does not position itself in the top corner of its parent frame.
Is there any reason for this or is it just a quirk with the ROBLOX Gui system?
MD
I think it's just a quirk. Must be changed in one of the several updates. Normally, by default, Frames are given borders which you can just change the pixel size to 0 and it will disappear. Just note, the frame inside the frame (#Frameception) is not limited to that frame. If you place in negative integers, it will expand outside of it's parent and go wherever you'd like.