Something like this
tweening the size
I know, but I’m talking about repositioning the existing UI to where the old UI that disappeared was,.
You tween both/all of them at the same time. For example:
When you want the bottom one to replace the top one(s):
- Create a tween going to a position one UI height upwards for all the UIs
- For the UIs that need to fade, also add a fade tween to them.
This would cause all the UI to move upwards, and the top most UI to fade away.
The process that happens here is something like this:
- A new UI element (Frame?) is created
- It gets parented to the holder frame with the UIListLayout (will be at the bottom by default)
- Probably set a delay (e.g the
delay()function) so that it “disappears” (size gets tweened and then destroyed) after a given amount of time.
If you’re talking about the little animation it has, then here’s an explanation:
By destroying a Frame within another that has a UIListLayout, all other sub-frames (if you will) shall automatically be moved upwards to accomodate for the space. The reason it looks like the UI elements smoothly animate/tween upward is because a list will try to accomodate the same space for all of the Frames, regardless of their size.
Here’s a simple comparison.
Rapidly tweening the size of a frame to zero before destroying it will give that effect.
Please let me know if this doesn’t answer your question. Hope this helps 
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