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|When used in 3D objects, such as [[Part]]s and other items, this property is a [[Vector3]]. | |When used in 3D objects, such as [[Part]]s and other items, this property is a [[Vector3]]. | ||
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|When used in 2D GUI objects, such as [[ | |When used in 2D GUI objects, such as [[TextButton]]s, this property is a [[UDim2]] instead. This is because 2D 'HUD' objects need to be placed differently on the screen than 3D 'World' objects. | ||
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Revision as of 14:46, 29 January 2011
| When used in 3D objects, such as Parts and other items, this property is a Vector3. | ||||||||
| When used in 2D GUI objects, such as TextButtons, this property is a UDim2 instead. This is because 2D 'HUD' objects need to be placed differently on the screen than 3D 'World' objects. | ||||||||
| Note, the lowercase property operates differently. Rather than setting the location of an object, the lowercase position property specifies a goal location for that object. | ||||||||
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