Offsets are the problem. You want to entirely remove offsets from the equation and replace it with Scale.
Here is an example:
Offset - (0, 365, 0, 365)
Scale - (0.365, 0, 0.365, 0)
You can see the difference here is which number is in the first number of the two sets or not. Also, a Scale that equals (1, 0, 1, 0) will cover the entire screen, no matter what.
Protip: You will not have to change position coordinates, they are automatically set to Scale (unless you changed them for some reason)
You’re welcome!
EDIT: The best method of removing Offset is to open size’s X and Y drop-downs in your properties and set everything to 0 (including Scale), then set Scale to 0.1. You will be able to drag-to-resize on your screen.
to add onto what @ZurichBT, you can also utilize anchorpoints to help make sure when it scales, it stays in that center point. Heres an example of me using it (not trying to advertise, just helpin):
Anyways, now that the post is edited, after you have changed it to Scale, run the GUI on an emulator and see if it works. If some elements are not resized, make sure to fix that issue. All GUI elements, frames or not, have to be in Scale in order to resize and whatnot.
