This is what I mean when I refer to 3D user interface, where the interface has components that aren’t UI, but in the 3D world. (Above is a screenshot, the UI is different types of outfits for the character and the character is shown as a preview in the 3D world.)
Questions:
Considering kids aren’t brainless (and this concept already exists in Adopt Me!), it’s definitely not “too hard” for kids to understand. Also, ViewportFrames make this possible and common. It’s a pretty good style to use when showcasing clothing, so I’d use it when applicable.
I’m pretty sure kids would understand 3D UIs. Also why not, 3D UIs would look cool.
Well, since it looks nice I dont think kids are going to complain.
This way of doing a 3D preview is used in countless games across Roblox and the games industry as a whole; provided your UI is concise, clear and attractive, it can’t really be “too advanced” for average players. For games with complex, confusing UI, look at the Paradox Interactive games (not roblox).
As to whether or not it’s worth it, it’s an aesthetic choice that shouldn’t take you long to code or design, but that’s down to you and the way you work.
join career groups or i forgot what they are called.
