Searched the already on google but could not find any good solutions for me.
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How to keep gui size the same on other screens?
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Use scale instead of offset. You can use the built in emulator to test the size across devices.
Example:
what greatneil80 said:
UDim2.new(number,0,number,0) instead of UDim2.new(0,number,0,number) will use scale instead of offset.
Scale goes by percentage of it's parent. So if we were trying to tween a frame inside a gui to 50% of the screen size, we'd do:
script.Parent.Frame.Size = UDim2.new(.5, 0, .5)
same goes for position.
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royaltoe in easier words: UDim2.new(number,0,number,0) instead of UDim2.new(0,number,0,number) for all gui's
in position and size?
Edit: nvm its both i figered out thanks for you help!