This is the script i am using
local Vector = Object.Adornee.Parent.Parent.CurrentCamera:WorldToScreenPoint(Rig.PrimaryPart.Position)
print(Vector)
Effect.Position = UDim2.fromScale(Vector.X , Vector.Y)
Effect.Parent = SelfCreature.Adornee:FindFirstAncestorWhichIsA("ScreenGui")
The Rig’s PrimaryPart is the red cube.
XY obtained from WorldToScreenPoint represent pixels offset from the top left of the screen and not scale.
Use Udim2.fromOffset instead.
To add to what @dthecoolest said it’ll work fine on one resolution but if the player minimizes the window then it won’t scale properly
To fix that you can just normalize:
(You’re gonna need a reference for the GUI itself for the resolution)
local GUI = -- path
local normalized = Vector / GUI.AbsoluteSize
Effect.Position = UDim2.fromScale(normalized.X , normalized.Y)
Excuse me for any mistakes I am on phone!
EDIT: you can also just detect whenever absolute size changes and update the variables
Weird cause when i print it out it always returns less than 1, and offset rounds down.
I will try this solution as soon as i can
This places the part at 0,0,0,0
The Camera is in a ViewportFrame btw in case that changes things
If i print out vector the value given is less than 1 which leads me to believe that it returns scale and not offset, at least when in a viewportframe.