dxDrawLine buggy

[Gallagher]

because it only works in 1280x1024 Resolution

1280x720 and the lines are wrong?

local bX, bY = guiGetScreenSize()  
local lineColor = tocolor(112, 203, 84) 
function drawLinesAcrossScreen() 
    dxDrawLine(bX-1540, bY-680, 60, 350, tocolor(112, 203, 84), 2) 
    dxDrawLine(bX-1520, bY-680, 80, 350, tocolor(112, 0, 84), 2) 
    dxDrawLine(bX-1518, bY-678, 58, 222, tocolor(112, 203, 84), 2) 
  
end 
addEventHandler("onClientRender", root, drawLinesAcrossScreen) 

[Gallardo9944]

because you're using absolute values. You have to use relative ones, e.g. bX/10, etc, etc, etc

[Gallagher]

because you're using absolute values. You have to use relative ones, e.g. bX/10, etc, etc, etc

how do I do that?

[Gallardo9944]

how do I do that?

because you're using absolute values. You have to use relative ones, e.g. bX/10, etc, etc, etc

[Karuzo]

dxDrawLine((bX-1540) / 10 , (bY-680) / 10, 60, 350, tocolor(112, 203, 84), 2) 

Just an exampe.

[Gallardo9944]

KRZO, please, if you don't understand it, don't try to help. It's going to be even worse.

[Dealman]

I'm confused, why are you subtracting 1280 with 1540? That'll be a negative value...

Here's an example of how I make it look the same on all resolutions. Do note that there are more advanced techniques that may yield better results. 50p is probably the guy you'll want to talk with about that

dxDrawImage(screenX*(1007/1360), screenY*(5/768), screenX*(150/1360), screenY*(150/768), "Images/Profile.png", 0, 0, 0, tocolor(255, 255, 255, 255), true) 

1360 and 768 being the native resolution. That meaning, the resolution the GUI was designed on.