When using a UI element that uses TextScaled + AutomaticSize (for this demonstration, only AutomaticSize X will be used), it would rather size the text down than utilize the automatic size leverage given.
This is even worse when paired with a UITextSizeConstraint that limits the minimum size, thus cutting the text off entirely instead of yet again trying to utilize the free space that the frame could stretch out to.
Example (TextScaled + AutomaticSize X only):
The selected UI Element should scale horizontally, however, it doesn’t want to scale in any way and would rather scale down and wrap around, which is an illogical preference.
Example 2 (TextScaled + AutomaticSize X + UITextSizeConstraint minimum size 20):
For reference, the text that should appear is supposed to say “Long Text Example” However, due to the cutoff/sizing issues, it only shows “Long Text”
(Proof in case you think I’m wrong/lying):
Expected behavior
What should happen is that the frame should instead scale horizontally instead of scaling the text downwards and wrapping it. There should also be a way to turn off TextWrapped while having TextScaled still active, however, this hasn’t happened yet despite many people wanting it to happen.