I know what you’re probably thinking: “well no dur you have to make it scale so it scales properly this guy must be an idiot” However, I already have a script in place converting it to offset once the game loads, it’s scale beforehand.
To get to the point, I am struggling with making a UI element scale across devices. Whenever I press the play button, it messes everything up. To show what I’m talking about:
Does anybody know how to fix this? It would be quite helpful!
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what i’m thinking is “why didn’t this guy show us how he positioned the UI”
if you didn’t already, try using AnchorPoint {1, 1} and Position {1, 0}, {1, 0} (assuming you have UIPadding)
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yeah probably should have mentioned that. Here you are:
I tried to set the anchor point and position as you suggested, but it didn’t work. Also, I’ve never used UIPadding before, how would this help?
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i just realized that you were probably talking about the yellow circle getting shrunk when you test
this is most likely because of the ScreenGui not having IgnoreGuiInset; this would move the frames down for the roblox topbar
Enabling IgnoreGuiInset on the ScreenGui would probably fix the issue
but i have a question
if the yellow circle is inside the blue frame
shouldn’t your UIAspectRatioConstraint be inside the blue frame?
(yellow frame with {0.5, 0.5} AnchorPoint and {0.5, 0, 0.5, 0} Position)
(average phone)
(my screen; cut off some of the corner padding by accident)
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Thanks for the help; IgnoreGuiInset did work.
Pertaining to your question, the blue frame scales just the way I want it to, and the yellow frame is parented separately from the blue frame because it clips incorrectly if parented to the blue frame.
The other question I had here has been solved.
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