Hi Im CTG I Need Help With UiGridLayout
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How I Can Scale UiGridLayout
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UIGridLayout consists of two values, CellPadding and CellSize, which both have their own x and y cordinates, with their own scale and offset values as shown below.
In your case you wanna use scale, instead of offset.
Also a good idea would be to put an UISizeConstraint in every frame, to keep their aspect ratio.
Make sure to convert both CellPadding and CellSize though!
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ok thank i got it, i though UiSizeConstraint cant use lol
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Yes, change the UIPadding to fix that.
Fiddle with the UIListLayout! (Character Limit)
thank it work rn, now it perfect thank for help
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Whoops, I accidently replied to the wrong comment. That reply was meant to be directed at this comment instead. I tried to delete it and repost it but it looks like the forum has blocked me from making a response since it’s too similar.
Original Response:
It looks like your CellPadding in the GridLayout is a little high. All Paddings are measured in UDim2 which contain a Scale and an Offset. Typically, I would make UIGridLayouts padding use Offset instead of Scale. If you click the dropdown arrow by CellPadding as well as PaddingTop you should see what I mean when I refer to Scale/Offset.
Scale is percentage based while Offset is pixel based.
In your example, you are giving them a big spacing (5% of the total size of your frame) on the top/bottom of each cell. Instead of using Scale, I would suggest using Offset instead since UIGridLayout’s CellPadding effects every cell.
With UIPaddings, they will only effect the edges of a frame so it can be more useful to use Scale rather than Offset.
That was my intended response, just happened to be directed at the wrong comment. Sorry, I’m a bit new to these forums.
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