How can I make a Decal Move on a Part?

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#1

Hello there.

I’m currently trying to make a fictional Times Square for my next Roblox Game, and I want to make moving Images on a Part.

  • What are you attempting to achieve? I want a decal to move from the Top of a Part to the Bottom of it. (TAKE NEON DISTRICT AS AN EXAMPLE, IT HAS LOTS OF THOSE ANIMATED DECALS)
  • What is the issue? I couldn’t implement it into my own game.
  • What solutions have you tried so far? I’ve been looking on the Internet but I couldn’t find anything.

As mentioned before, Neon District has lots of those Decals, and if you know how I could make those it’d be greatly appreciated,

PS: I really have no Idea if this is the right section to post, it’s quiet confusing, Sorry!

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#2

that’s actually impossible to do, since it’s a decal, you can do a image. but a decal, you can’t.

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#3

Yes, Sorry. Then an Image. Did you take a look at neon district? I’ll try to include a little GIF.

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#4

yea, but. they did it somehow, because, it’s an Decal in neon district.

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#5

So that means it possible, but we don’t know how, if I’m correct?

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#6

it’s possible but sometimes impossible. it’s really hard to do.

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#7

Do you know how I could re-create that?

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#8

i’m not to sure about that. since it’s currently impossible, maybe it’s a script only for them, but i don’t know if it’s possible.

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#9

Well, great. I guess it’s back to going into the deepholes of the Internet.

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#10

it’s really hard to do. also the pizzaria roleplay has that too.

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#11

If you do find it out, please let me know.

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#12

there is one method left, maybe you won’t understand it. it’s something with the beam effect.

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#13

I’ve heard about that, and tween service, although I’m not familiar with them. I can look it up on YouTube though.

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#14

maybe you can look in youtube. there might be some tutorials about this. btw, no problem if i helped you a bit out. :slight_smile:

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#15

You sure did help me! Thanks alot! :smiley:

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#16

No Problem, My Freind! i really like to help others! :smiley:

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#17

This is unfortunately impossible with decals, however if you insert a surfacegui and insert an image label and set the surfaceguis property called ignoregulinset to true then, keep positioning the image until it’s outside

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#18

For me, instead you calling them decals, some are using beam that trying act that is Decal or Surface Gui. Since beam can move.

Can you take a picture of example what are you talking about?
If not, I’m about to play that.

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#19

I’m on a low end PC currently, so it’s a pain to do so. Neon District is a great example of it.

#20

I don’t think that’s the solution, but I will give it a shot. Thanks for trying to help!