Well, by this I mean how can I do the same ScrollingFrame function with a normal frame, I had seen in roblox Developer but I have lost that part of the catalog
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I have no idea how you could do this, but why would you need an “artificial scrolling frame”?
I guess another way to put it would be what would you need / use it for?
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I know, I also asked if they knew the link in that catalog to do it myself, there was one on how to do it artificially but I don’t remember what it was called
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Don’t go and re-invent the wheel for no reason, I can’t think of any reason why you’d need to make your own scrolling frame when ROBLOX already provides a set up for it. I don’t even know if it’s entirely possible with a regular frame, and if it is possible it likely would be a pain to make.
I highly advise you stick with a regular scrolling frame instance, it isn’t worth the effort.
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Well, I know, but the roblox one doesn’t work for me, I guess I’m getting an idea of ​​how to do it but thanks anyway
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What’s wrong with ROBLOX’s scrolling frame?
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Well, I really don’t know if the scroll frame works as a button since I need it to move with the “button”
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You mean when you scroll down, the button moves off screen? It does do this. I’ve done this for my group game where we have a shop system so I can confirm that it’s possible heh.
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It is definitely possible to make a scrolling gui with just frames.
@NUTRICORP
You can use these events and the guide attached to them to make a scrolling gui
https://developer.roblox.com/en-us/api-reference/event/GuiObject/MouseWheelForward
https://developer.roblox.com/en-us/api-reference/event/GuiObject/MouseWheelBackward
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There’s no reason to do this, it’s just doing more work for no reason at all. ROBLOX’s scrolling frame instances does exactly what he’s trying to do with his own system.
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U can do it with tweenservice lol
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I guess that’s right, but with this you can have more control about properties like scroll speed.
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