My GUI Frame won't work with UI corner

[FIELDONFIRE (BATCOUNTRY)]

1. What do I want to achieve? I want to use UICorner to make the corners of my GUI frame round.

2. What is the issue? Whenever I added UICorner to my frame, nothing happened. The edges remained to be sharp, 90-degree angles.
   With UICorner
   

   
   
   Without UICorner
   
   
   
   The only other things that I added to affect the frame were a UIGridLayout and a UIPadding. All of the other frames and buttons and such rounded when I added UICorner.

3. What solutions have I tried so far? I have tried to increase the radius of the UICorner, but it had no effect. I also tried to delete the UIPadding and the UIGridLayout, but that just made the whole GUI look worse.

Could anyone help? It would be very appreciated!

Thanks!

[TheDCraft]

What are you trying to add UICorner to? It looks like your adding it a frame that already has rounded edges.

[FIELDONFIRE (BATCOUNTRY)]

I’m trying to add the UICorner to the big/main frame. The only one that isn’t rounded.

[i_LeviC]

I tried the same thing, it seems like the UICorner does not work on ScrollingFrames (yet). Maybe this is yet to be added because the UICorner is still in beta?

[FIELDONFIRE (BATCOUNTRY)]

I suppose that would make sense. Thank you!

[Wsly]

More information on UICorner’s effects on ScrollingFrame and the plan to support them at a later date were posted in the initial announcement of UICorner;

@0xabcdef1234

We no longer apply Gui effects such as RoundCorner and Gradient to scrolling frames . This is due to that fact that we realize some pitfalls in our legacy design of scrolling frame, and may do some improvements in the near future. Before we finalizing the new structure of scrolling frames, we temporarily disable all the Gui effects in case it has unexpected behavioral changes afterwards.
If you want a rounded scrolling frame, you should apply the round corner to a parent frame and then insert a scrolling frame as children and turn off the background of scrolling frame.

[i_LeviC]

Yeah, I was just searching for that :3

[WinterTaIe (Winter)]

ah so it’s something for the future, that’s good to hear.

[Black1fied]

For anyone still wondering, this is still not possible.
My simple solution is to just have a rounded frame with a scolling frame inside. The scrolling frame just needs to have an invisible background.

[Jessehenxe (Henxe)]

It’s now almost May 2023, ui corners still do not support scrolling frames. I am starting to wonder if it ever will.

[TheProGamer8932 (Noob1e)]

It’s been 3 years now. Where’s the UICorner support for ScrollingFrames?

[Gamertube1246df (GamertubeTheDev)]

big brain workaround:

1. make normal frame with ui corner
2. add scrolling frame inside
3. make scrolling frame invisible

[TheProGamer8932 (Noob1e)]

@Black1fied already said that, read the whole forum first

[Bennydoes_stuff (Benny)]

waiting… 4 years later… no ui corners…

[RenanMSV (DelzDev)]

Where is the UI corners Roblox?

[Bennydoes_stuff (Benny)]

What i just thought of is you can make a frame, add a ui corner to it, then add the scrolling frame inside of the frame

[RealChuube (Chuube)]

No update yet… where is it @Roblox?

[fizxxr (Fiz)]

I know this is very late but, why don’t you just put the ScrollingFrame in a CanvasGroup with an UICorner?

[Axelan_se (axell)]

still no ui corners on scrollingframes…

[WuwuRBLX (wuwu)]

still no ui corners @Roblox
where is it