UI Rescaling To Different Resolution Help!

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#21

Okay, then just rescale them until they fit in the UI. Should be as simple as changing the values slightly until they look good.

#22

Works for me so I don’t really care

#23

I wasn’t sure if you were just scaling the positions or if you were scaling both positions & sizes, since a lot of users forget to scale size too. You’ve done most of the work though, all you need to do now is finetune the scale values for textlabels & boxes.

#24

Edit: At this point you should upload your UI as a file here then only we can fix it.

#25

Done aodsjflaskdjflasdlfasdfsadfasdf (in my main post)

#26

I have put my ui in as downloadable in my main thread cause i can’t find the problem

#27

UI Help.rbxl (29.7 KB)
I believe I have fixed it. Added a “UIAspectRatioConstraint” and it seems to have fixed it.

The value for “UIAspectRatioConstraint” is calculated by (AbsoluteSize.X / AbsoluteSize.Y).

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#28

THANK YOU I HAVE BEEN TRYING TO FIGURE THIS OUT FOR EVVVEEEER. Also when you say absolutesize.x/absolutesize.y, does that mean the size of the parent image label where everything is inside of?
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so like the scale x of the ImageLable divided by the scale y of the ImageLabel?

#29

Yes the parent GUI Object (right after the ScreenGui).

It is not the scale size but AbsoluteSize.
Click on ImageLabel in properties tab you will see a property called “AbsoluteSize”. You use that to calculate the aspect ratio.

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#30

You can also convert offset to scale by dividing the offset by the AbsoluteSize of the parent (screen GUIs also have an AbsoluteSize). For example your GUI x size is 100, and the parent’s AbsoluteSize X is 200. You do: (100 / 200) which is 0.5, that will be the scale size. This is the math these “offset to scale” plugins use.

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