How to hide a GUI behind another GUI

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#1

  1. A GUI hidden behind another GUI

  2. Whenever I changed the Zindex to where it needs to be, it ends up ruining my loading screen and the start button.

3.I don’t have any way of solving this, I just get so frustrated when I think I fixed it then it messes up the loading screen. and start button. It messes up the loading screen by removing the logo from the GUI completely. The start button get’s messed up by making itself more transparent then it needs to be. I’ve tested everything before I started working on this.

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#2

There are two properties which affect this: ScreenGui.DisplayOrder and GuiObject.ZIndex. You should make your loading screen a higher DisplayOrder.

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#3

I’ve tried but nothing changes. The GUI I want hidden always is in the front of the rest. That’s my biggest issue.

#4

I don’t believe you’re setting the DisplayOrder property correctly then. The loading screen GUI should have its display order as high as possible (above the rest you can just use 999).

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