How do I get rid of the Gap for different devices?
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Set Up:
What I want to achieve:
CanvasSize will be set to the value of Absolute content size from UIGridLayout
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What do you mean for “gaps”? Do you mean those pictures are too big for mobile devices?
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yeah that’s what I meant,
filling negative space
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Use Scale Rather than Offset or a combination of both.
Its too big because its set to be 125x125 px and mobile screens are smaller so 125px is a larger portionof the screen.
Scale makes the Images a fraction of the screens size on all devices.
Scale is based off of Canvas.Size and as a result of using Absolute content size from UIGridLayout
Have a UIAspectRatio Constraint in the images to make them always square
You can use a script to adjust the CellSize if the gui size is changed so those space can be covered
For example:
local CellSizeX = UIGridLayout.CellSize.X.Offset
local CellPaddingX = UIGridLayout.CellPadding.X.Offset
function Resize()
local ScreenAbsX = ScrollingGUI.AbsoluteSize.X
if ScreenAbsX <= CellSizeX then --check if it is ok to resize.
return
end
local AfterResizedX = ScreenAbsX / math.floor(ScreenAbsX / (CellSizeX + CellPaddingX)) - CellPaddingX
UIGridLayout.CellSize = UDim2.new(0, AfterResizedX, 0, AfterResizedX )
end
Resize()
ScrollingGUI:GetPropertyChangedSignal("AbsoluteSize"):connect(Resize) --Resize again when the screen size is changed
I type these in my phone, hope there is no errors.
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Another unwanted weird result:
YES!! 
This works perfectly Thank You! 
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