Hello good Roblox devs. Sorry for my level of English.
I have a problem with this cool TopbarPlus module; The thing is that I’m designing a background that fits the two states of the bar (show and hidden), but it turns out that on my computers it works fine, but not on other people’s screens.
This first case is my screen, (both my computers and my cell phone).
And this case on one of my teammates’ screens.
I want to think that it is a bug, but it is strange that only in my case it causes that margin between the Chat Button and the TopBar Container.
I have checked this thread and have not seen anyone with the same problem.
There has been an issue occurring and I don’t exactly know why. This is what happens, tho I’m not even in controller mode (It shows it’s in that mode on the screen)
If anyone could help, that would be appreciated. I can make a place to show the error if needed. - I fixed this, apparently something changed in the module but I don’t remember changing anything.
@ForeverHD There seems to be a bug where when you have a script inside of a GUI in startergui it only works in the studio and sometimes works ingame. Is this known or something? It is very annoying and I cant figure out how to fix it.
Looks alot better, lets hope they increase the video quality while their at it.
This is absolutely unacceptable
What the heck is this?
I have a 2560x1440p monitor at 144hz running at 144 and that resolution is extremely low for 2022/2023 NOT to mention its in wmv as well literally had to convert it to mp4 so people don’t have to download it
How are you suppose to identify a roblox native video if you can’t even identify anything in the video to begin with?1
The setLeftOffset() function offers different results depending on the device. Mobile and studio both show it closer to the left. While PC shows it further to the right. However, on higher resolution mobile device (iPhone 12 Max), it appears the same as on PC. On iPhone 6, it matches the studio behavior.
Showing behavior with “Home” button.
IconController.setLeftOffset(145)
PC:
Studio / Low-end mobile:
The Frame that it’s overlapping is 310px X offset with 0 scale.