I have a GUI that is for my computer. But when I boot it up on a larger screen it is a messed up. Is there a way to auto size a GUI or load a specific GUI according to your device? So that I am able to have a large GUI for computer and a smaller one for phone. Any way to do this?
COMMUNITY QUESTION
How do I auto size a GUI specific to you device?
1 answer
Solution
Don't use offset instead use scale. Here is a plugin that does the work for you. Offset to scale plugin
All you have to do is create a UI element and click on it then press the plugin button at the top of the screen (you need to be in the plugins tab). It will be converted to scale which resizes to all screens.
Alternate solution
Scale uses values between 0, and 1 (0 being 0% of the screen and 1 being 100% of the screen) so if you don't want to use the plugin this example would size and element half the screen size:
X: 0.5 Y: 0.5
Hope this helps!
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4 comments
Use Scale when positioning and/or sizing, don't use offset
yes, there is a detecting service for that
I usually try out the different SizeConstraint properties and usually use RelativeYY for things that you want to always stay the same size but I'm not one to really base off of but if it helps yay...
( X, Y , X , Y ) -- X is the scale, Y is sizing by pixel. For most purposes scale is better. Scale goes from 0 to 1, 1 being the entire screen and 0 being nothing. This works the same way for positioning as well as sizing.