Stack

Up and coming: shot check knows this class and its members today, and programs run it once the native runtime lands.

FrameUIObjectScreenItemShotInstancecreatablecomingWindows and UI

Up and coming

Line children up in a row or a column with a gap, and they slide into place when one is added, removed or reordered.

Children are placed by their LayoutOrder, then tree order, and their own Position is ignored. Gap scales with the stack's height, and ContentSize feeds a ScrollingFrame's CanvasSize. A Stack is a convenience for long lists that change often: since positions ease anyway, a short layout written from Window.SizeChanged slides too.

Made with Instance.new("Stack") or Clone().

Properties

NameTypeDefaultDescription
Direction"Down" | "Right"
GapUDimThe space between children: scale is a fraction of the stack's own height, offset in pixels.
PaddingUDim
Align"Start" | "Center" | "End"
ContentSizeVector2read-onlyFeeds a ScrollingFrame's CanvasSize.
From Frame 10
BackgroundColorBackgroundTransparencyCornerRadiusStrokeColorStrokeThicknessStrokeTransparencyShadowSizeShadowOffsetShadowColorShadowTransparency
From UIObject 19
PositionSizeAnchorPointVisibleZIndexLayoutOrderClipsDescendantsGroupTransparencyTransitionTooltipCursorContextMenuActiveMouseEnterMouseLeaveInputBeganInputEndedMouseWheelSetTransition
From ScreenItem 2
AbsoluteSizeAbsolutePosition
From ShotInstance 33
ClassNameNameParentAncestryChangedAttributeChangedChangedChildAddedChildRemovedDestroyingAddTagClearAllChildrenCloneDestroyFindFirstAncestorFindFirstAncestorOfClassFindFirstAncestorWhichIsAFindFirstChildFindFirstChildOfClassFindFirstChildWhichIsAGetAttributeGetAttributeChangedSignalGetAttributesGetChildrenGetDescendantsGetFullNameGetPropertyChangedSignalGetTagsHasTagIsAIsAncestorOfIsDescendantOfRemoveTagSetAttribute