Progressive Bar

[limpid hamlet]

Something like this?

[wise sapphire]

yes

[limpid hamlet]

You can use UIGradiant inside your Image, and edit the Offset

[eternal gulch]

you can make the yellow bit resize

[limpid hamlet]

If resize, edges will look bad

except if using Split

[wise sapphire]

sorry im kinda confused, what do or what are split?

[limpid hamlet]

I'm trying to do the script

And by "Split", I meant Slice

[wise sapphire]

now looks kinda weird, and i can't change the size. look

[limpid hamlet]

I just sent the Image for you to know what I was talking about

[wise sapphire]

sorry i forgot to send the sacletype

[limpid hamlet]

You don't need to us it

[wise sapphire]

ohh alr sorry mb

So what should did i do?, change the Scaletpye and then try to script something?

[limpid hamlet]

local Bar = script.Parent -- It's a Frame but it can be any GuiObject.
local Gradiant = Bar.UIGradient

local MaxValue = 100
local LoadValue = Bar.Load -- It's a NumberValue.

Gradiant.Offset = Vector2.new((LoadValue.Value / MaxValue), 0)
LoadValue.Changed:Connect(function() -- You can use a different method.
    print("Changed")
    Gradiant.Offset = Vector2.new((LoadValue.Value / MaxValue), 0)
end)

I wanted to send screenshots to help you set up the Gradiant, but it got removed because I sent too much images :(

[wise sapphire]

Ohhh Alr Alr, I'll try it rn.

[limpid hamlet]

If you cannot set up the Gradiant, I'll try to do something

[wise sapphire]

Ohh np, if you can write it by detail that would be helpful too. Or otherwise you can send it to my dm

[limpid hamlet]

Ok wait

I sent in DM

[wise sapphire]

Oh sorry i was busy on my way!