Hi, thanks for coming here.
So to keep this simple, I want to move a GUI frame based on the players resolution screen. So kinda like
If (playerscreen was this resolution) then
–move the frame to the right (I know that so I only need the player resolution)
Thanks, Axlas.
Try workspace.Camera.ViewportSize.
Yeah that’s what I read on the internet but how do I use that into a IF statement.
Try
if workspace.Camera.ViewportSize == Vector2.new(1079, 388) then
print("Hello")
else
print("Bye")
end
Try printing your view port size of your screen and put it in there then it’ll work
Is it working how you want it?
No, because let say that we had a Laptop screen posting as screen resolution 1,1 and HD resolution screen as 1,1 then there is no difference and I would like it for example move further the GUI frame for laptop screens than HD resolution screens but I can’t add any if statements if they both display as 1,1.
If that makes sense.
Your issue is likely that you are checking the viewport size from a Server Script instead of a LocalScript.
That property referring to the “Camera” in workspace from the server would just show the default values, since that camera is not assigned to a player.
That property referring to the “Camera” in workspace from the prospective of the client, such as through a LocalScript, will have the properties of the LocalPlayer.
Also, if you’re just trying to distinguish between PC users and tablet/phone users, you can just use TouchEnabled
Nothing shows up if I put it into a local script.
I’m trying to distinguish the different PC based screen resolutions.
Nvm, I put the script into StarterGui and it works, thanks!
