UI Scale irregularity

[iiau]

This really triggers my OCD.

See those lines?
The boxes’s X scale Position is .1, .2, .3, etc. All the boxes are same size.

When I resize the window, though, it disappears. It has to do with rounding with screen ratio.

[Tiffblocks]

Are you still having this issue? There was a flag turned on earlier today that is now off which was causing rounding issues.

[iiau]

Yes.

[dragonfrosting]

…If you’re positioning them with UDim2 Scale instead of Offset, that’s pretty much what’s causing it.

[Dev_Ryan]

Yea it would be better to use offset for precise positions. You can even use the UIGridLayout object with no padding.

[substratosphere]

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[Sinne_J (Sinne)]

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[iiau]

Any news on this? This bug seems to still exist.