Originally Posted by valaury3169

I haven't actually tried it with something dynamic like the flashy box, but I have added labels before and accidently set the RelativePosition to false and found the label outside of a window. The <x> and <y> were 0,0 in this particular case and found the text on the top left corner of the screen on top of the latency meter.

To answer your question, in theory, yes. One thing to keep in mind is that windows that have a z-order would 'hide' the bar if it was on top of another window if you clicked on the other window. For example, I tried one time to put the compass in a section of the player window that wasn't transparent and when I clicked the player window the compass of course disappeared. I imagine that even though the actual player window isn't obstructed by another window, the flashy box would count as the window too.

That was kinda overexplained but hopefully you get what I am saying.