I’m having a simple issue with SurfaceGui’s, ZOffset is not doing anything, normally it would
“Offset the SurfaceGui relative to the normal of the surface it is attached to.”
However, when i change the value, the SurfaceGui isn’t offset for some reason.
Are you having errors with your code? Could you go more in depth with your issues?
There’s no script involved here, Zoffset simply isn’t working as intended
So this is a studio bug. #platform-feedback:studio-bugs is where you should post this, you really didn’t explain either, and you should provide videos of you showing it isn’t working how to replicate this.
It may be just me doing something wrong, not a studio bug, plus, if it really was a bug, it would actually go into #platform-feedback:engine-bugs as it’s not editing related, until i can confirm this is a bug i won’t make a report of it.
Can you give us a bit of context as to what the SurfaceGui is for and why it’s ZOffset needs adjusting!, it’ll be easier to diagnose the issue as we’ll know what it’s for! 
There’s really no need to know the context, but if you want it basically, i want to display the coin’s value in it’s face, however, due to the fact it’s a mesh, i need to adjust the gui so it is attached to the object
If I recall correctly there was an update that allowed GuiObjects to have customizable ZIndexBehaviors. I think in the properties window you can change this from sibling (which would make the ZIndex based on the parent-tree) or back to Global (Based on the ZIndex property). Correct me if I am wrong as I’m not 100% sure how well I remember this.
Unfortunely even after changing the zindex behavior nothing changed.
Looking back on this you might want to be a bit more specific as I’m noticing a few things in the image you provided, so I think you might have meant questions more like this:
Q are you trying to get the surfaceGui to go under the coin mesh’s texture?
A I don’t believe this is currently possible
Q And / or do you think ZOffset makes a surfaceGui pop out in the 3D world?
A ZOffset effects the order of layers in a gui object (ex. making a textLabel appear over imageLabel), it does not effect the 3D world
It’s not what i want to do, i simply want to shift the surfacegui in the 3d world so it fits correctly into the mesh, which from what i understood is what the surfacegui should be doing.
SurfaceGui.ZOffset only changes which surfaceGui appears over another SurfaceGui inside the same part, shown in the picture below:
SurfaceGui.ZOffset does not change where in the 3D world the surfaceGui visibly is and won’t do anything about how a surfaceGui looks on a mesh, I don’t think what you are trying is currently possible.
