This is good to use when using a plain colour background. I’m definitely putting your option to use for the future. However, I commonly use borders on transparent backgrounds; this is my question.
Here are some images,
Unfortunately, Roblox Studio doesn’t have the ability to do that.
You could create a band aid solution however. You could make frames a child of an invisible frame (transparency 1) and resize and position them to look like borders.
Edit:
For anyone seeing this in the future, Roblox has currently released a UIStroke beta feature that gives off this effect:
cc @Inspirre
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There is a beta feature now (You can’t use it in-game just yet, only in studio) called UiStroke. No idea when it will be released, but it allows you to create Much more customizable borders than before, and even have rounded borders. It is actually only around the edges, so a transparent background with it will just be the border. Sorry for the extremely late reply xd, but hope this helped anyway!
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Too bad that has the same transparency issue still ;-;