How to make Frame position follow the rotation

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#1

So normally when you change the Y position on a frame it would go Vertical

but what I want to achieve is rotating the frame and the Y follows the original top part of the frame
so if it was 90 degrees it would go Horizontal

or if it was 180 if you added to the Y it would go up instead of down
so Y = 0 would be the bottom of the screen instead of the top

is this possible to do?

#2

The short answer is yes. What you’re talking about is the difference between Object and World Space. I’m not sure if there’s a better way, but I’d say the easiest way would be to use CFrame for this as it has built-in object-space manipulation. But you’d have to convert between UDim2 and CFrame.

#3

You may want to specify if you mean GUI frames or Part CFrame orientation as @MightyDantheman’s suggestions?

#4

I was referring to using CFrame to determine the relative offset of the frame. You can use CFrame for more than just moving parts around. You’d just use only the X and Y axis, for example.

I actually did just that to calculate the adaptive ring menu for a project a long time ago:

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