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Roblox studio screen gui zindex settings are basically the "who goes where" of your game's user interface, and if you've ever spent an hour wondering why your "Play" button is hiding behind a background image, you already know how frustrating this can be. It's one of those features that feels totally straightforward until you start nesting frames inside frames and suddenly everything looks like a scrambled mess. When you're building a UI, you aren't just placing things on a flat screen; you're actually building a stack, and the ZIndex is what tells Roblox which items should be at the bottom of the pile and which ones should be sitting right on top, staring the player in the face. ...