VideoFrame
A VideoFrame renders a rectangle, like a Frame does, with a moving video image. The video must be from a file uploaded to the Roblox website.
The video is scaled to fit the entirety of the rectangle, but looks best when displayed at its native resolution.
2D and 3D Sound
A VideoFrame placed underneath SurfaceGui on a BasePart will emit its sound from that part's BasePart.Position.
A VideoFrame exhibits the Doppler effect, meaning its frequency and pitch varies with the relative motion of whatever part it is attached to.
The volume of the VideoFrame will be determined by the distance between the client's sound listener (by default the Camera position) and the position of the VideoFrame's part.
A VideoFrame is considered "global" if it is not placed underneath SurfaceGui on a BasePart. In this case, the sound will play at the same volume throughout the entire place.
Code Samples
The code sample below demonstrates how to create and play a VideoFrame with SomeValidAssetID once the video has loaded.
local screenPart = Instance.new("Part")
screenPart.Parent = workspace
local surfaceGui = Instance.new("SurfaceGui")
surfaceGui.Parent = screenPart
local videoFrame = Instance.new("VideoFrame")
videoFrame.Parent = surfaceGui
videoFrame.Looped = true
videoFrame.Video = "rbxassetid://" -- add an asset ID to this
while not videoFrame.IsLoaded do
task.wait()
end
videoFrame:Play()Summary
Properties
Indicates when the VideoFrame.Video has loaded from Roblox servers and is ready to play.
Sets whether or not the VideoFrame.Video repeats once it has finished when it is playing.
Indicates whether the VideoFrame.Video is currently playing. It can be set to start or pause playback.
Gets the original source resolution of the VideoFrame.Video file.
Indicates the length of the VideoFrame.Video in seconds.
Indicates the progress in seconds of the VideoFrame.Video.
The content ID of the video file a VideoFrame object is associated with.
Indicates how loud the VideoFrame.Video is currently playing back.
Properties
Determines whether this UI element sinks input.
Determines the origin point of a GuiObject, relative to its absolute size.
Determines whether resizing occurs based on child content.
Determines the GuiObject background color.
Determines the transparency of the GuiObject background and border.
Determines the color of the GuiObject border.
Determines in what manner the GuiObject border is laid out relative to its dimensions.
Determines the pixel width of the GuiObject border.
Determines if descendant GuiObjects outside of the bounds of a parent GUI element should render.
Determines whether the player's mouse is being actively pressed on the GuiObject or not.
Determines whether the GuiButton can be interacted with or not, or if the GuiState of the GuiObject is changing or not.
Controls the sort order of the GuiObject when used with a UIGridStyleLayout.
Sets the GuiObject which will be selected when the gamepad selector is moved downward.
Sets the GuiObject which will be selected when the gamepad selector is moved to the left.
Sets the GuiObject which will be selected when the gamepad selector is moved to the right.
Sets the GuiObject which will be selected when the gamepad selector is moved upward.
Determines the pixel and scalar position of the GuiObject.
Determines the number of degrees by which the GuiObject is rotated.
Determine whether the GuiObject can be selected by a gamepad.
Overrides the default selection adornment used for gamepads.
The order of GuiObjects selected by the gamepad UI selection.
Determines the pixel and scalar size of the GuiObject.
Sets the Size axes that the GuiObject will be based on, relative to the size of its parent.
A mixed property of BackgroundTransparency and TextTransparency.
Determines whether the GuiObject and its descendants will be rendered.
Determines the order in which a GuiObject renders relative to others.
Properties
Describes the actual screen position of a GuiBase2d element, in pixels.
Describes the actual screen rotation of a GuiBase2d element, in degrees.
Describes the actual screen size of a GuiBase2d element, in pixels.
When set to true, localization will be applied to this GuiBase2d and its descendants.
A reference to a LocalizationTable to be used to apply automated localization to this GuiBase2d and its descendants.
Customizes gamepad selection behavior in the down direction.
Customizes gamepad selection behavior in the left direction.
Customizes gamepad selection behavior in the right direction.
Customizes gamepad selection behavior in the up direction.
Allows customization of gamepad selection movement.
Methods
Sets VideoFrame.Playing to false, pausing playback if the VideoFrame.Video is playing.
Sets VideoFrame.Playing to true, playing the VideoFrame.Video from the current VideoFrame.TimePosition.
Methods
- TweenPosition(endPosition : UDim2,easingDirection : Enum.EasingDirection,easingStyle : Enum.EasingStyle,time : number,override : boolean,callback : function):boolean
Smoothly moves a GUI to a new UDim2.
- TweenSize(endSize : UDim2,easingDirection : Enum.EasingDirection,easingStyle : Enum.EasingStyle,time : number,override : boolean,callback : function):boolean
- TweenSizeAndPosition(endSize : UDim2,endPosition : UDim2,easingDirection : Enum.EasingDirection,easingStyle : Enum.EasingStyle,time : number,override : boolean,callback : function):boolean
Smoothly moves a GUI to a new size and position.
Events
Fires whenever the VideoFrame.Video loops.
Fires when the VideoFrame.Video has completed playback and stopped.
Fires when the VideoFrame.Video is loaded.
This event fires whenever the VideoFrame.Video is paused using VideoFrame:Pause() or by setting VideoFrame.Playing to false.
Fires whenever the VideoFrame.Video is played using the VideoFrame:Play() function or by setting VideoFrame.Playing to true.
Events
Fired when a user begins interacting via a Human-Computer Interface device (Mouse button down, touch begin, keyboard button down, etc).
Fired when a user changes how they're interacting via a Human-Computer Interface device (Mouse button down, touch begin, keyboard button down, etc).
Fired when a user stops interacting via a Human-Computer Interface device (Mouse button down, touch begin, keyboard button down, etc).
Fires when a user moves their mouse into a GUI element.
Fires when a user moves their mouse out of a GUI element.
Fires whenever a user moves their mouse while it is inside a GUI element.
Fires when a user scrolls their mouse wheel back when the mouse is over a GUI element.
Fires when a user scrolls their mouse wheel forward when the mouse is over a GUI element.
Fired when the GuiObject is being focused on with the Gamepad selector.
Fired when the Gamepad selector stops focusing on the GuiObject.
Fires when the player starts, continues and stops long-pressing the UI element.
- TouchPan(touchPositions : Array,totalTranslation : Vector2,velocity : Vector2,state : Enum.UserInputState):RBXScriptSignal
Fires when the player moves their finger on the UI element.
- TouchPinch(touchPositions : Array,scale : number,velocity : number,state : Enum.UserInputState):RBXScriptSignal
Fires when the player performs a pinch or pull gesture using two fingers on the UI element.
- TouchRotate(touchPositions : Array,rotation : number,velocity : number,state : Enum.UserInputState):RBXScriptSignal
Fires when the player performs a rotation gesture using two fingers on the UI element.
Fires when the player performs a swipe gesture on the UI element.
Fires when the player performs a tap gesture on the UI element.
Events
- SelectionChanged(amISelected : boolean,previousSelection : GuiObject,newSelection : GuiObject):RBXScriptSignal
Fires when the gamepad selection moves to, leaves, or changes within the connected GuiBase2d or any descendant GuiObjects.
Properties
IsLoaded
Looped
Playing
Resolution
TimeLength
TimePosition
Video
Code Samples
local screenPart = Instance.new("Part")
screenPart.Parent = workspace
local surfaceGui = Instance.new("SurfaceGui")
surfaceGui.Parent = screenPart
local videoFrame = Instance.new("VideoFrame")
videoFrame.Parent = surfaceGui
videoFrame.Looped = true
videoFrame.Video = "rbxassetid://" -- add an asset ID to this
while not videoFrame.IsLoaded do
task.wait()
end
videoFrame:Play()Volume
Methods
Pause
Returns
Play
Returns
Code Samples
local screenPart = Instance.new("Part")
screenPart.Parent = workspace
local surfaceGui = Instance.new("SurfaceGui")
surfaceGui.Parent = screenPart
local videoFrame = Instance.new("VideoFrame")
videoFrame.Parent = surfaceGui
videoFrame.Looped = true
videoFrame.Video = "rbxassetid://" -- add an asset ID to this
while not videoFrame.IsLoaded do
task.wait()
end
videoFrame:Play()