Padding on UIListLayout paired with ScrollingFrame changes as the device gets smaller?

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#4

Change the padding from 0.03, 0 to something like 0, 5

The first value is relative to the whole screen size (1 being the full screen), and the second value is in screen pixels

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#5

didnt need to remove it :smiley:

#6

agreed with that too!! :smiley:

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It made it worse.

#8

Increase it from 5 to 15. Play around with it

#9

Here is how you manually scale it: Keeping the Aspect Ratio of your GUIs

#10

Yeah but since it is in offset mobile devices will experience higher rates of padding.

#11

I don’t see how that’s an issue. Can you show what it looks like?

If it doesn’t look right then maybe you should use offset for the Y size of the TextButtons

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As well as lots of padding, the top and bottom buttons are cut off.

#13

have you tried the plugin??? i mean this

#14

I know about the plugin, but I don’t like using plugins in terms of UI work.

#15

hmm interesting, but i dont know any fix to it exept for that

#16

i reccomend watching this video!!

#17

Use scale for the Y size of Frame2? So it scales with the device screen Y size

If you want the buttons to always fit then you should write some kind of code for rounding the size of the frame so they always fit perfectly

#18

hmm, yeah i kinda agree indeed

#19

I already know about scale and offset.

I don’t think you understand my point.

#20

yeah yeah, but can u show me whats ur current offset? im not into ui design much but im trying my best to help!!

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yeah yeah, but can u show me whats ur current offset? im not into ui design much but im trying my best to help!!

I agree. I am bad at UI design too.

#22

oh thats weird, ive did this before but the diff is i used the plugin its rlly not much diff

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Even when using the plugin, parts get cut off.