Here is how it looks on mobile and average pc screens:
It gets too small on HD 1080 screens:
Is it normal for it to be that way? should I even worry about it?
I’m using offset not scale as I need the slot shape to be a perfect square
Here is how it looks on mobile and average pc screens:
It gets too small on HD 1080 screens:
Is it normal for it to be that way? should I even worry about it?
I’m using offset not scale as I need the slot shape to be a perfect square
I don’t know how this has to do with scripting, but yes if you are using Offset and not Scale your UI should look as show in the pictures. The devices shown are Fit To Window so that it’s not the actual size.
(Also you should change it to #help-and-feedback:art-design-support)
Just changed it, I thought I had to manually script it that’s why I put it in scripting support.
I just noticed that the default tool system is also too small on bigger screens, so perhaps I shouldn’t worry about it much, or maybe the default tool system is just outdated
Why don’t you just use RelativeXX or RelativeYY for the SizeConstraint property? If you then set the x and y scale values to the same number it should be a perfect square and relative to the screen width/height.
That’s amazing my friend, It worked perfectly specially with the UI Size constraint, never knew that relative xx does that, appreciate your help.
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