I have tried everything to make this GUI cover the whole screen in-game, but it just won’t… This is how it keeps turning out in-game:
What can I do to fix this?
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Did you make sure to set the Frame’s/TextLabel’s (or whatever you have) size using scale and not offset?
To cover the whole screen it should be {1,0},{1,0}
Also make sure the SizeConstraint is set to XY
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It is, but the issue is still there for some reason
Use AnchorPoint.
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I tried that and put it at (0,1) but it still didn’t work either, not sure if that’s the issue or not :[
It’s suppose to be {0.5,0.05}
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This is half true, setting scale to 1 and 1 scales the GUI to cover the entire screen regardless of the device being used. You can easily show this with the in-studio emulation tool that simulates screen sizes.
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They want it to cover the whole screen.
If your label is parented to a Frame, you need to make sure the size of that frame is also set to cover the whole screen.
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Idk what to say, but here’s a text label that covers the screen. Maybe you just touched a setting you didn’t mean to it happens.
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Yea I’m not sure… I believe I did something wrong, but I used your GUI and everything seems to be fine now, thank you!!
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