Hello. I’m making a plugin and the problem is that I’m stuck with a bad scaled UI. I’m using a widget, and I tried scaling and using the “offset” thing in AutoScale lite, bud I can’t get a good UI. When it’s scaled, the UI elements just overlaps each other. When it’s offset and you make the widget smaller, you can’t access the buttons where it is cut off. So I’m wondering how to make a scrollable widget like in Archimedes 3, where the UI is very good and scrolling is pretty smooth. Do they use a widget feature, or. scollable frame ? If it is, how to make the scrollable fram’s lateral indication bar cubic (like in archimedes) ?
Before making posts, you should follow the rules they provided.
If you are referring to plugin widgets, you can simply add a ScrollingFrame as you would a normal gui.
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Are you referring to Archimedes v3.1.9? If so, they don’t use widgets, but a ScreenGui located in CoreGui.
They also do not scale based off screen size. It is common for plugins to use offset, since you want as little clutter as possible during development.
If you wanted to, you can simply use offset and apply a UIScale since things like ScrollingFrames, automatic sizing, and other UI manipulating instances tend to not work well with scaled size/position.
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You can find an image on the toolbox that’s just a white square, go to your scrollingframe, then set the BottomImage, MidImage, and TopImage to the ID of the white square.
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