Trying To Make An Interactable Type 3D UI

[JellyM015 (deathera)]

I want to make a UI similar to this:

robloxapp-20241226-1510375.wmv (1.3 MB)

I cannot make it though.

Looked for documentation on such UI, but couldn’t find anything matching it.

[Doomcolp (dxxmed)]

can you provide a video that isn’t in windows media form? yeah

[JellyM015 (deathera)]

[Doomcolp (dxxmed)]

Alright uhh if it kinda looks like this:

then you can probably use this

Roblox guide: 3d GUI!

my first guide! yay! so today im gonna teach about creating 3d GUI for your games, what is 3d GUI and why should i use it you may ask first this is a 3d GUI: [image] a 3D Gui isnt really that different from a normal GUI, but it does look better, more “natural” in some way and allows for funkier animations to make it, you will need some knowledge about these topics, atleast if you do it the same way i did: CFrame manipulation Loops and IPairs first things first, lets create: The frame! t…

[JellyM015 (deathera)]

its not hard to download and watch a video instead of guessing but uh

just join the game to see

UntitledPlace SB

[Doomcolp (dxxmed)]

ok from what I’ve seen, I’d probably say that it is a part w/ a surface GUI in a ViewportFrame.

Then everytime your perspective changes, it also rotates the same amount (you can probably tween or lerp for that smooth effect but preferably lerping)

I’d provide some example myself, but I’m on my phone so it probably won’t work.

However i could just give you this snippet from that post I provided

@animation_br101

3.RunServicing
here is the longest step, it requires some math in which im not sure is the most optimal, if it isnt, can someone please correct me?

first, get the camera and its ratios

local camera = workspace.CurrentCamera
	local xRatio = camera.ViewportSize.X/camera.ViewportSize.Y
	local yRatio = camera.ViewportSize.Y/camera.ViewportSize.X

then, using that, create a new Vector3, multiplying position by the ratio
example:

local offset = Vector3.new(
1.8, --horizontal scale
-5, --how far down or up it is
9 --depth
)

local CalculatedOffset = Vector3.new(
offset.X * xRatio,
offset.Y * yRatio,
-offset.Z

now that you have the Position offset, shall we get the rotation offset?

local rotOffset = Vector3.new(0, -20, 0)

local calculatedRot = CFrame.Angles(math.rad(rotOffset.X), math.rad(rotOffset.Y), math.rad(rotOffset.Z))

done!
now for the last part! the cframe manipulating
just get the cameraCframe, multiply it by the posOffset and the rotOffset and insert it into the frame

local newCframe = camera.CFrame * CFrame.new(CalculatedOffset) * calculatedRot
if frame ~= nil then
frame.CFrame = newCframe
end

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