Setting offset on a UI to 0 breaks scaling entirely

PC Info: Windows 10, 22H2
Impact: Medium
Frequency: Consistently
Date First Experienced: 5/2/23
Date Last Experienced: 5/2/23

Reproduction Steps:

  1. Open up Roblox Studio and create a UI
  2. Set any value of offset to 0
  3. Trying to resize the UI creates either an extremely large value, or a ‘nan’ value.

Here is a video showing the issue:

Expected Behavior: It should resize to scale despite offset being set to 0.
Actual Behavior: It prevents me from scaling my UI, forcing me to use offset.

Workaround: Set the UI to a random scale, and go from there.

Because I use scale to ensure that UI fits on all devices, being forced to use offset creates weird, non-scaled UI. This only occurs on UI that I haven’t already set to scale. Really annoying to deal with.

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We’ve filed a ticket into our internal database for this issue, and we will update you when we have further information!

Thanks for flagging!

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Hi, this should now be resolved with the latest release. Let us know if you continue to encounter issues.

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