How would I use this animated gif on a surface gui instead of a screen gui
This is an updated version of my Previous Thread , in which I described how to make a gif using textures and texture offsets, this is both a tutorial and a resource, much like the previous post, so I will be making the post here, like the previous post
Additional notes: This is an example resource showing you how to do this, not necessarily how you should do it. If you have a better way to load or animate Spritesheets, do it, this was not built for performance.
Hello, recently people have bee…
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You can make a decal, and add individual frames of a picture and then you can have a script that play the decal frames and you got a animated gif. I think there is other ways but that what I would do.
Forummer
March 17, 2022, 5:15pm
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For anybody looking to do this with GUIs, I have made an updated thread
Hello! Recently texture offsets were added to the game, since this addition I have used this new feature to convert gifs into spritesheets for animation!
Today I would like to showcase this creation and give it to you to use as well!
[Roblox 2019 07 24 14 01 20]
Now you may be thinking: “But aren’t there already gifs on roblox?” and you’d be semi-right
The old way of uploading gifs required you to upload ev…
There’s a link on that thread to the original resource which uses a SurfaceGui instance.
god bless your soul my man you a real one
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ifkpop
March 17, 2022, 10:18pm
#5
Don’t forget to mark this as solved once your issue has been resolved.
The original, does not use a surface gui. It uses a texture and texture offsets, if you want it on a surface gui, you’d do the exact same thing done in the gui version, except you’d use heartbeat instead of render stepped (if you’re using a server script)
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