Roblox Gui for COMPLETE Beginners (Part 1)

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wondered how to make a main menu in roblox studio? or how to create a shop which has working GUI? ive made lots of 2024 roblox scripting tutorials about all the different bits of roblox to give you some up-to-date information about all of its properties and events.

my goal is to simply give some insight on how to use the various features and instances roblox studio, and show you some fun stuff you can do with them. thanks for checking out this roblox scripting tutorial :)

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This is a great video, GUI isn’t the same thing as modeling, programmers NEED to know how to make GUI and use it.

somenerd

Instead of taking a break during the holidays, this guy makes more videos! I appreciate you.

Dann.y

Quick tip for everyone watching, when sizing or positioning a UI element, instead of typing 0, 0, 0, 0 or 0.1, 0, 0.1, 0 when both X and Y axis will be the same, simply type 0 or 0.1, or 0, 0; 0.1, 0 it will give the same result

dany_

another fun and useful tip: if you set the anchor point to 0.5, 0.5 and the position to 0.5, 0, 0.5, 0 it will always be centered!

melicyntothex

best video on guis so far, thank you so much!

yns-dy

literally the only fucking thing I don't understand about roblox studio and you make a video WHEN I NEED IT

Bastian

Great video, but you should definitely mention about anchor points in the next video. It’s really useful for making UIs that are in the corner or in the middle of the screen.

samuelpc

dude your tutorials are just amazing, like you show stufg that i search for and I cant find ur good at this

brick

As a UI Designer, I can strongly agree with this guide.

AmberD

This came in the best time possible

I decided that i'd use roblox to make the character sheet for an rpg i'm playing as a GUI study, the timing on this was immaculate

Zawaito

Something I think is worth quickly mentioning is the SizeContraint property. It's useful for keeping the shape of an GUI object intact. Like if you want a square button to stay square when it scales to parent size, you can set it to RelativeXX or RelativeYY instead of RelativeXY to make both axis of the button scale to one axis of the parent's size, stopping square shapes from becoming rectangles when re-scaling.

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