Stevenn Posted April 3, 2012 Share Posted April 3, 2012 Okay so, I've made a gui in guieditor, which fits my resolution (1680x1050) and I thought I had it right calculated but it isn't, if I change toa lower resolution the gui is totally fucked up. I'm sure I've calculated it right since I used a calculator. local sWidth,sHeight = guiGetScreenSize() GUIEditor_Window[1] = guiCreateWindow(sWidth-956,sHeight-692,sWidth-1213,sHeight-868,"Login Window",false) GUIEditor_Label[1] = guiCreateLabel(22,29,71,22,"Username:",false,GUIEditor_Window[1]) guiLabelSetVerticalAlign(GUIEditor_Label[1],"center") GUIEditor_Label[2] = guiCreateLabel(22,85,70,20,"Password:",false,GUIEditor_Window[1]) GUIEditor_Memo[1] = guiCreateMemo(84,77,109,33,"",false,GUIEditor_Window[1]) GUIEditor_Memo[2] = guiCreateMemo(86,23,109,33,"",false,GUIEditor_Window[1]) GUIEditor_Button[1] = guiCreateButton(99,137,91,36,"Login",false,GUIEditor_Window[1]) GUIEditor_Button[2] = guiCreateButton(217,138,91,35,"Forgot my details",false,GUIEditor_Window[1]) GUIEditor_Button[3] = guiCreateButton(334,138,91,35,"Register",false,GUIEditor_Window[1]) GUIEditor_Label[3] = guiCreateLabel(206,25,221,31,"- Enter your username here.",false,GUIEditor_Window[1]) GUIEditor_Label[4] = guiCreateLabel(203,85,221,31,"- Enter your password here.",false,GUIEditor_Window[1]) Link to comment
Kenix Posted April 3, 2012 Share Posted April 3, 2012 (edited) You can change all in settings guieditor. Like save only in relative. But you need load this code in guieditor. Edited April 3, 2012 by Guest Link to comment
Stevenn Posted April 3, 2012 Author Share Posted April 3, 2012 You can change all in settings guieditor. Could you please explain it abit more? Link to comment
drk Posted April 3, 2012 Share Posted April 3, 2012 You can do this way too: ( 956 / 1680 ) * sWidth, ( 692 / 1050 ) * sHeight, ( 1213 / 1680 ) * sWidth, ( 868 / 1050 ) * sHeight It ever works for me. Link to comment
Kenix Posted April 3, 2012 Share Posted April 3, 2012 Run guieditor -> right mouse click -> settings -> Default screen output type: select relative. right mouse click -> Load code ->( select ) -> ( ok you load ) -> right mouse click -> output code or print code.( select what you want ) it's easy way. Draken, nope P.S Updated Link to comment
Stevenn Posted April 3, 2012 Author Share Posted April 3, 2012 Run guieditor -> right mouse click -> settings -> Default screen output type: select relative. right mouse click -> Load code ->( select ) -> ( ok you load ) -> right mouse click -> output code or print code.( select what you want ) it's easy way. Draken, nope P.S Updated Wow, didn't know it was that easy! thanks! Link to comment
Stevenn Posted April 4, 2012 Author Share Posted April 4, 2012 You can do this way too: ( 956 / 1680 ) * sWidth, ( 692 / 1050 ) * sHeight, ( 1213 / 1680 ) * sWidth, ( 868 / 1050 ) * sHeight It ever works for me. Sorry for bumping, but I found this alot more effective thanks draken! Link to comment
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