How do you achieve an effect like this?

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#1

https://gyazo.com/7cca36a4d7e32ea5c2d0da4c327c12ff

The star effects? How is this done?

#2

cloning and tweening and destroying

star = examplestar clone

tweenservice tween star random position around label

add star to debris for tween time
#3

Is this supposed to mean something? lol

Also there is a glowing effect around the star, curious how to achieve this. If anyone has an example to show.

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#4

I sent you a code example on how you could code it.

The glowing effect could be the same star but edited to blur it out and have it glow.

#5

Based on the gif, it seems like it’s:

Cloning a star, which has a size of 0, then setting it to a random position around the star. Then, using a tween or a loop, repeatedly rotate the star while gradually increasing its size. Then to make it fade out, it just has the size shrink back down to 0.

Regarding the glowing effect - I believe that it’s just part of the image, so there’s no special code or things added for it.

#6

Made something similar to the glow effect a while back. Two ways of doing it:

  1. Have another imageLabel with two (or one) stripes at an angle and make it a child of your main imageLabel. Then enable ClipDescendants so the stripe effect is bounded.
  2. Using a UIGradient, set the colour like the image below, and then tween the Offset

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For the video above, I used a seperate imageLabel with ClipDescendants, but I’ve used both methods before and both work.

For the starts portion, just set a random position and then tween the size. Then delete when the tween is finished.

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#7

What the heck you talking about code example lol…

#8

do you not know what coding is