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How to get GUI's to scale perfectly on all resolutions? [SOLVED]

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GottaHaveAFunTime 218 Moderation Voter
7 years ago
Edited 7 years ago

This isnt a question its actually a help post to help others with the same problem I had.

I just didnt know how to word the title in order for it to be a question... Sorry.

Since the ROBLOX forums closed down because of all the edgy content that was on them, I was wondering where to post this and I figured this site would be great because there are tons of ROBLOX devs on here.

I was recently having trouble making GUI's scale perfectly across all resolutions. I am sure tons of other people have this problem, but stress no longer!

I was digging through the internet and I came across this plugin, with only 4 likes and 13 favorites and it deserves more than that.

What this plugin does is scale your GUI on all resolutions. It doesnt matter if youre on a 1366 by 768 laptop or a 1920 by 1080 screen, or even a mobile device! This plugin scales all your GUI's perfectly for any resolution. I have a 2560 by 1080 ultrawide monitor and it even scales to that.

https://www.roblox.com/library/150152826/Gui-Rescaler

There is the plugin link.

Again I highly recommend you use this. Now before you ask yes, it does work with Filtering Enabled.

For the administrators on this site. I understand if you wanna close this post, and go ahead if it doesnt fit the criteria of the site. I just figured id post it here since the forums are now closed and that is where I was gonna post it in the first place.

Thank you guys for your time and I hope you can get a ton of usage out of this plugin.

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Still don't under how does it work. I've pressed the plugin many times yet it does not respond. AbandonedRick 112 — 7y
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You select the GUI you want to fix and then press the plugin button GottaHaveAFunTime 218 — 7y
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It’s actually really good. The previous time was because I had mine already to scale. AbandonedRick 112 — 7y
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Yeah its a great program! GottaHaveAFunTime 218 — 7y
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If my answer helped you, please make sure to upvote. Thank you! FazNook 61 — 7y
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Well I mean Faz I wasnt looking for an answer, I had the answer. This was a help post really. GottaHaveAFunTime 218 — 7y
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A note for everyone who decides to use this, DO NOT rotate anything on your GUI, I did that and it looks really weird. Inconcinnus 90 — 6y
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Thanks Alot He Gets +Favorite + Like! its helps alot User#21499 0 — 6y
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I tested it and it doesnt seem to work, I used studio mode though. User#24025 0 — 6y

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Answered by
FazNook 61
7 years ago

The way gui's get aligned rightly on all screen size is with the use of offset: Gui.Size{X(scale, offset), Y(scale, offset)} What everyone does while scaling a gui is just make use of the scale and never tend to the offset which is the man behind the curtain.

I hope this answered your question.

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