How do I maintain the aspect ratio of Gui objects while tweening?
I have a perfect square gui object that i am attempting to tween while keeping it a perfect square, how do I do this? My code is down below and is as precise as I have been able to get it to.
player.PlayerGui.ScreenGui.Frame:TweenSize(UDim2.fromScale(.05*1.10,0.17*1.34), "Out", "Linear", 2)
player.PlayerGui.ScreenGui.Frame:TweenPosition(UDim2.fromScale(.985*.881,.985*.453), "Out", "Linear",2)
--[[^as a side note, this is where im trying to offset it to keep the center position on the screen. if you know a good way to do this, help me out]]
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For a perfect square object, roblox has created a very useful tool which automatically keeps your GUI objects at a certain ratio. This even works with from scale, and saved me a bunch of code that I was going to make.
The object is called UIAspectRatioConstraint, and once placed inside a GUI object, has many different settings. It would be unrequired to explain thoroughly, but you can choose which axis stays dominant, and the ratio you want. When I used it, I wanted an image to be square, so I set the ratio to be 1.
To keep the object in the middle of the screen, I find the best method is simply to do the following equation for the position:
UDim2.new(0.5-(ScaleX/2), -(OffsetX/2), 0.5-(ScaleY/2), -(OffsetY/2)
(if you only want the X to be in the middle, only utilize the first two, and vice versa.
If you have any questions, please do reply.
Hope this has helped :)
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