How do I get the scrollframe to display all of my items?

[JasonTheOwner]

I think this has been asked before, and I’ve tried using UIAspectRatioConstraint to fix the issue, and other things, but they end up sizing the cells too small, and or generally making items in my UIGridview too small to read.

I’m looking for suggestions though on what I might try to fix the issue I’m having, illustrated in the screenshot I’ve provided here:

It shows up to half the items I should have. This frame is having issues along with a few others where I have up to 20 items to list and only half can be displayed.

I saw a solution where someone “tricked” the scrollframe into resizing to some large amount by using a UIAspectRatioConstraint with the setting set to 9, but I think i’ve tried that as well… Maybe I could try setting that and then removing it after the data is in place…

I’m looking for any and all suggestions on this, as its holding up progress on a game I hoped to release today. Thanks!!!

[LeinoxHD_YT (Leinox)]

If you’re looking for to use a UiGridLayout or UiListLayout to make your ScrollingFrame the correct size then this tutoral could be useful.

Quick Tutorial: How to make scrolling frames properly

Quick note: this is meant for people who have little to no UI expierence so they can improve their games design. This tutorial may no longer be needed because of the new AutoCanvasSize property - however this property has some issues as of now and I am not sure if it works in game or studio only. Note: it is recommended that you don’t use “scale” for sizing your frames but instead “offset”. Don’t you just hate it in games when you have an inventory GUI that is too small to fit all your items …

[JasonTheOwner]

Okay, thanks, I’m going to read this now! Sounds perfect.

[JasonTheOwner]

Wow, I read this tutorial and I have a very good feeling this is going to be the ultimate solution. Thanks!!!