GUI scale and fitting

[Zilopher]

Hello, I’m trying to position a gui frame to fit what it looks like in the studio but then when I play it in actual size in a PC like 1920x1080 the GUI frames are not where I positioned it. Is there a way to preview and see if its in the right position?

[meteor0id (Meteor)]

You should convert position and scale to scale instead of offset.

[megmavens5]

I agree to @meteor0id and whenever I insert GUIs the offset is not 0, so I have to manually change it to 0.
Be sure you change both the position and the size’s offset to 0, or you’ll still have a wonky GUI.
You can always go to Test and select Device/Emulator to test your GUIs on different devices.

[epochzx (epoch)]

This has been asked over a hundred times, I’m not even kidding. Please search for questions you have to see if they’ve already been answered already.

This is a plugin that does it for you and is easy to use, follow this tutorial -

[Plugin] AutoScale Lite for GUIs - Scale your UI

[AutoScale Lite Banenr] Overview The plugin has two main functions. Converting a UI element’s size/position to Scale or Offset, and the auto scaling feature. The Add Constraint feature makes use of the UIAspectRatioConstraint which ensures that your UI retains it’s size on all screen sizes. You can add this constraint to your UI manually but my plugin does the calculating of the AspectRatio property by dividing the AbsoluteSizes so you don’t have to! [image] How do I use it hmmmmm? Firs…