Yes I know exactly how this is possible lol. Your best chance (if I’m correct) is to create a remake of the chat.
Unless anyone else has any ideas.
I would LOVE to do that. Thing is, I incredibly suck at scripting. AND i’m also on a low-budget. I cannot afford paying anyone (except my employees) to make it for me.
(all of my employees are builders. only one is a scripter but he works on other social platforms too in my group so I can’t assign him alot of stuff)
Ah, I wish I could help you but I am very limited with my time at the moment
I believe you can search for some good Community Resource custom chat here on DevForum!
Probably play around with the X anchor position
and set the default window position to UDim2.new(1, 0, 0, 0)
I did do that. It magically D I S S A P E A R E D. (Hopefully I am not sounding rude. I just want to make a small joke with the fonts.)
I will try to do more research! Just rest in piece my fingers finding the resources. I really do not know how to be specific. Heh.
I believe this is what are u looking for.
It seems relevant! I’ll check it out! Thank you so much!
You could try making a frame in a ScreenGui and then placing it to the bottom right corner of the screen. When done, use the position values of the frame for the chat.
You need to additionally modify the anchor point
This is not a setting that you can get to through the chat settings script, so you will actually need to fork the chat local script and edit in ChatWindow
BaseFrame.AnchorPoint = Vector2.new(1,0)
I tried it. It dissapeared. I tried different coordinates too and it didn’t work…
Did you make sure to set the position to UDim2.new(1,0,0,0) and do the anchor point?
I did. I don’t know if it glitched or something but for some reason it did not work.
Hmm could be that there is some other offset for the mobile UI, I’ll take a more in-depth look later though
Ill try one last time. Scripting is a pain when you don’t understand it…
Are you able to change the anchor point of the UI?
If you can, change it to (1, 0)
For the position, change it to (1, 0, 0, 0)
I tried it. It dissapeared. I tried different coordinates too and it didn’t work…
Well, my best guess is that it must be off-screen if it “dissapeared”.
YES Okay so I did it again today and it WORKED. I don’t know what happened last time… It probably glitched…
Not sure if this is 100% relevant to the OP.