ScrollingFrame

extends GuiObject

Class fields

FieldXML typeValue
NamestringScrollingFrame
summarystringA container object used to layout other GUI objects, and allows for scrolling.
ExplorerOrderstring15
ExplorerImageIndexstring48
PreferredParentstringStarterGui

Properties

8
AbsoluteWindowSize
Vector2
FieldXML typeValue
NamestringAbsoluteWindowSize
summarystringThe size in pixels of the frame, without the scrollbars.
BottomImage
Content
FieldXML typeValue
NamestringBottomImage
summarystringThe "Down" image on the vertical scrollbar. Size of this is always ScrollBarThickness by ScrollBarThickness. This is also used as the "right" image on the horizontal scroll bar.
CanvasPosition
Vector2
FieldXML typeValue
NamestringCanvasPosition
summarystringThe absolute position the scroll frame is in respect to the canvas size. The minimum this can be set to is (0,0), while the max is the absolute canvas size - AbsoluteWindowSize.
CanvasSize
UDim2
FieldXML typeValue
NamestringCanvasSize
summarystringDetermines the size of the area that is scrollable. The UDim2 is calculated using the parent gui's size, similar to the regular Size property on gui objects.
MidImage
Content
FieldXML typeValue
NamestringMidImage
summarystringThe "Middle" image on the vertical scrollbar. Size of this can vary in the y direction, but is always set at ScrollBarThickness in x direction. This is also used as the "mid" image on the horizontal scroll bar.
ScrollBarThickness
int
FieldXML typeValue
NamestringScrollBarThickness
summarystringHow thick the scroll bar appears. This applies to both the horizontal and vertical scroll bars. Can be set to 0 for no bars render.
ScrollingEnabled
bool
FieldXML typeValue
NamestringScrollingEnabled
summarystringDetermines whether or not scrolling is allowed on this frame. If turned off, no scroll bars will be rendered.
TopImage
Content
FieldXML typeValue
NamestringTopImage
summarystringThe "Up" image on the vertical scrollbar. Size of this is always ScrollBarThickness by ScrollBarThickness. This is also used as the "left" image on the horizontal scroll bar.