How to Place a Frame Over the Default Backpack GUI Without Disabling It?

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#1

Hey everyone,

I’m trying to create a Frame inside a ScreenGui that completely covers the default Backpack GUI, but I’m facing issues. No matter what I try, the Backpack GUI always stays on top.


What I’ve Tried So Far:

  • Setting ScreenGui.DisplayOrder = 1000
  • Setting Frame.ZIndex = 1000
  • Using IgnoreGuiInset = true

None of these seem to work. the Backpack Gui still appears above my Frame.


What I Want:

A simple Frame that covers the Backpack GUI

  • Without disabling Enum.CoreGuiType.Backpack
  • Without making a custom backpack system

I know this is usually not possible, but there has to be some way to do it, right?

#2

This should be posted in #help-and-feedback:art-design-support.
There is no way to customize the Roblox CoreGui or add new Gui on top of them. The only solution is to disable it, then create, design and script your own.

#3

Or disable it, then use a script that exactly replicates the default one, and then put the frame over it.

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#4

Thanks,
I will delete this post and put it into #help-and-feedback:art-design-support

#5

You can edit the category I think.

#6

No, I dont want to make a script that it replicates it,

The frame should be overwritten on the original backpack gui

#7

Yeah, You’re right!

wait imma change category

#8

I don’t think there’s a way then.
You’ll have to do what Crygen said.

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#9

That’s pretty much what I said.

#10

Maybe there is an unofficial way, or some other tricky way to do this.

I don’t want to design a new bacpack, I just want a frame wich should be over the original backpack

#11

There’s absolutely no way to do that, not even a tricky workaround. You have no other way than disabling the official one and creating your own, which can be similar or different depending on your preferences.

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#12

broooooooo cmon…

Actually, I just made my first backpack Gui.

It took a few days, was very hard because it was my first time.
But now its done, I just have this stupid bug when I spam on my keyboard,
Items just dissappear.
I’ll fix it tomorrow

#13

Well, designing the GUI is the easiest part, while scripting the entire system properly is the hardest and requires at least an intermediate level of scripting (around 6+ months of experience), maybe more if you want to replicate the Roblox’s one, with the toolbar, inventory, drag & drop ect.

#14

Yeah I am like you described me, like 6 months of expierence. intermediate.
I am so proud of my basic backpack system fr