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Topic category: User side tutorials
For those of you who clicked the "rendering priority "question mark when creating an overlay:
Rendering priority determines which picture will be on top when 2 pictures overlap.
The LOWEST rendering priority will always be on top of any other rendering priority: If rendering priority Low and High overlap, only Low will be visible. Make sure to remember this correctly as a higher rendering priority has the opposite meaning of being on a higher layer.
Note that when opening any GUI, not even the lowest rendering priority will be able to render an image on top of the GUI.
all of them make the GUI disappear.
It doesn't make the GUI disappeare, it makes the hud and the crosshair disappeare. Is there a way to fix this??
But i can't set individual pixtures to have an prority! when i set one picture to High an then select the other one it also is High