A compact radio GUI.
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I’m still confused. Is the UI bad or good 
FIRST!? Excuse me!? No way that’s first, that’s so good!
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What did you use to make them?
I remember learning UI design for the first time on this project, and I still do believe the results are quite stunning!
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Style: Cute, cartoony, feminine
Made in: Roblox Studio only
Here’s my experience’s “piano roll” UI, which slides up onto the screen when sitting in a “MusicSeat” (seat part with specific atttributes). Its keyboard layout is based on OpenMPT’s defaults (each octave goes across a row on a QWERTY keyboard) and as a result, there’s no awkward “hold shift to play a sharp note” stuff like what Royale High’s piano makes you do. (There’s also no delay between pressing a key and hearing the note since it’s partially client-side, but that’s off-topic here.)
I think I’ve outdone myself with how I made the piano keys look here; Nothing you’re seeing here is using images; It’s all UIGradient, UIStroke, and UICorner instances!
Why risk moderation when you can just make a detailed UI inside of Studio, after all?
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I see this UI always when I finish a Boxing League match because I always win lol
Seriously, this UI is amazing!
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I…also made something like this!
Inspired by Apocalypse Rising 2’s UI and the new TextChatService UI 
This is for a new upcoming driving game owned by MyCatAteALego…if anyone wanted to know
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Recently came back into ROBLOX to create a horror game so I can pay off some debt, and my new favorite thing is to animate and create UI so far and this is what I’ve made for a new up and coming game.
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can you put the note above the input key? i think that would do wonders here
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“Welcome to PreloadSerivce”
lol hate when a typo slips into the final product
Bruh, How did I never notice that 3 versions later
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omg don’t ask users for their phone number, password, and email what are you doing
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This is a concept and not live in any game and/or website. 
made this today using node.js and the express package (it’s a working Discord-Roblox verification system)
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This is really cool! How long did it take?
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It’s not anything detailed, but I’ve programmed tooltips into my experience. If any Gui element has a Tooltip attribute, a script that uses RenderStepped detects when it’s being hovered over, and shows the tooltip with its text inside it. Any text meant for it is expected to use <br/> for line breaks because TextService isn’t given any bounds so I have more control over that.
Also, to reduce work done on every frame, tooltips are only updated ever ¼ of a second. This would look choppy, so a tween is used to disguise that.
Here’s a video of the new tooltips! It shows how they animate appearing/disappearing, and even how they shift to the other side of where my cursor would be as I move near the bottom-right corner of the game window.
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