On minute 15:01 , You can see the interaction appears on a specific distance-range Between the player and the button, and also appears even when not looking at the button, basically behind , any ideas on how to do this?
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What you can do is to convert the object’s XYZ position to XY screen positions.
local camera = game.Workspace.CurrentCamera
local proximity = nil -- Set this to a part that should have a interactive action
local vector = camera:WorldToViewportPoint(proximity.Position)
vector = Vector2.new(vector.X, vector.Y) -- vector returns a Vector3 object, where Z is the depth.
Then, we clamp the vector variable, making the interactive action only be able to move in a smaller square.
local viewportSize = camera.ViewportSize
local padding = Vector2.new(20, 20) -- Change them to your liking
local minArea, maxArea = padding, Vector2.new(viewportSize.X - padding.X, viewportSize.Y - padding.Y)
vector = Vector2.new(math.clamp(vector.X, minArea.X, maxArea.X), math.clamp(vector.Y, minArea.Y, maxArea.Y))
Then, we can position the interactive action to the vector variable.
action.Position = vector
The action button can also be disabled by checking if the vector variable goes way far beyond the viewport limit.
Note that your ScreenGui must have UI Insets ignored.
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This could work, Thank god i am using a imagelabel for this, But should i use a Billboard gui for a more accurate result ?, or should i keep it like this?, also how i could Reset it to his original position, As if nothing happened?, when the player looks back at the “object”
(i think i should had to specify this on the post aww man)
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You don’t have to forcefully script a BillboardUIs Position, which would be recommended, probably. I believe it appeared on the side of the screen for 0.1 seconds after turning because it was glitched, not because it was a feature. Though you’d have to do the Method above if you want that effect…
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