I am making a radar but I have a problem with the GUI.
I thought changing the Z-Index would prevent this problem but that doesn’t look like it.
I thought changing the Z-Index would prevent this problem but that doesn’t look like it.
What exactly is the problem?
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The problem is is that the blue parts are overlapping with the red instead of the red being combined looking it needs to look like this
Is the red yellow blue square a single image or 3 stacked images? If they are 3 separate ones maybe put the blue square to bottom most Z index, yellow to middle, and red on the topmost Z index.
Stacked images, well actually they’re frames stacked.
I have done the blue square bottom most ZINDEX. Forgot that they are children of the blue frame
Assuming you modified the Z indexes of each box appropriately, try changing the GUI’s ZIndexBehavior to Global?
On default, it’s set to Sibling which would seperate the ZIndexes based on hierarchy:
But when you set it to Global, it actually respects the ZIndex of each GUI object (disregarding hierarchy).
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Thank you, this has fixed the problem for me.
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