Overhead GUI behaving weirdly when trying to make 2 different sizes

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#1

Problem that i’m having:
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So, I’ve been trying to edit my headers to incorporate DisplayNames, and I wanted to make the player.name label a bit smaller than the other labels for mostly aesthetic reasons.

Snippet of code i’m working with:

	header.Label.Text = "Level ".. level.Value
	header.Label2.Text = "- ".. groupRole .. " -"
	header.Label3.Text = player.DisplayName
	if player.DisplayName == player.Name then
		header.Label4.Text = " "
	elseif player.DisplayName ~= player.Name then
		header.Label4.Text = "@"..player.Name
		header.Label4.Size = UDim2.new(5,0,1.5,0)
	end
	header.Size = UDim2.new(5,0,2,0)

It’s the line for Label4 that i’m trying to work with and I thought something like that would work, but yielded weird results, I’ve tried messing with the values and it returned similar results. Am I doing something wrong?

#2

Assuming that header is the BillboardGui then make header.StudsOffset = (0,2,0)

#3

So for header.Label4.Size = ect. ect.
it should be instead:
header.Label4.StudsOffset = (0,2,0)?

#4

No just make a separate line of code that says
header.StudsOffset = Vector3.new(0,2,0)

#5

I made a mistake look at the post I edited. ^

#6

When I tried that line, it made everything disappear :>

Actually typed it in wrong, however it didn’t solve the issue
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EDIT: Turns out just literally having that UDim2 line regardless of any values set is causing it under header.label4.Size. So idk how i’m supposed to change the size of it

#7

You can try to use this Open source customizable name tag you can modify it to your liking.

#8

I ended up playing with much smaller values of UDim2 until it actually worked how I wanted it to, turns out that was all I needed to do.