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Edited June 12, 2016 by Guest

[KariiiM]

You have to use: guiGetScreenSize

It's a function returns two floating values, those values are the player's screen resolution.

[Captain Cody]

    
H = PUT YOUR HIGHT HERE 
W = PUT YOUR WIDTH HERE 
  
local height, width = guiGetScreenSize() 
  
local adjustH = (1/H)*height 
local adjustW = (1/W)*width  
 dxDrawRectangle(1555*adjustH , 1003*adjustW , lenght*adjustH , 16*adjustW , tocolor(rr,gg,bb,alpha), false) 
       dxDrawRectangle(1555*adjustH , 1003*adjustW, 320*adjustH, 16*adjustW, tocolor(0, 0, 0, 120), false) 

[1LoL1]

    
H = PUT YOUR HIGHT HERE 
W = PUT YOUR WIDTH HERE 
  
local height, width = guiGetScreenSize() 
  
local adjustH = (1/H)*height 
local adjustW = (1/W)*width  
 dxDrawRectangle(1555*adjustH , 1003*adjustW , lenght*adjustH , 16*adjustW , tocolor(rr,gg,bb,alpha), false) 
       dxDrawRectangle(1555*adjustH , 1003*adjustW, 320*adjustH, 16*adjustW, tocolor(0, 0, 0, 120), false) 

Idk but really this don't work.

H = 800 
W = 600 
  
local height, width = guiGetScreenSize() 
  
local x = (1/H)*height 
local y = (1/W)*width 
wnds = guiCreateStaticImage(x * 0.800, y * 0.250, 0.27, 0.18, "image.png", true) 

in 800x600 work normally but in 1366x768 no

[Captain Cody]

relative == 0 to 1, automaticly ajusts itself depending on the resolution.

[Anubhav]

relative == 0 to 1, automaticly ajusts itself depending on the resolution.

There is no relative argument for dx drawing.

[Captain Cody]

[Anubhav]

My bad, din't notice he switched to the gui static image from dx rectangles.

[Captain Cody]

-- Also a bit my bad on my part, I didn't read what you said fully. Any ways if you use the relative then you don't need my code as far as I know.

[1LoL1]

relative == 0 to 1, automaticly ajusts itself depending on the resolution.

But i don't have there 1 i have 0 == 1.

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Edited June 12, 2016 by Guest

[WhoAmI]

What you need to do is working on percentage units. Look

yourScreenWitdth = 1920 
yourScreenHeight = 1080 
  
dxWidth = 1555 
dxHeight = 1003 
  
screenWidth, screenHeight = guiGetScreenSize(); 
  
--onClientRender 
dxDrawRectangle( (dxWidth/yourScreenWitdth) * sreenWidth, (dxHeight/yourScreenHeight) * screenHeight, lenght, 16, tocolor(rr,gg,bb,alpha), false) 
dxDrawRectangle( (dxWidth/yourScreenWitdth) * sreenWidth, (dxHeight/yourScreenHeight) * screenHeight, 320, 16, tocolor(0, 0, 0, 120), false) 

Hope you understand.

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Edited June 12, 2016 by Guest

[1LoL1]

I don't need guiCreateStaticImage i need dxDrawRectangle

We know you don't need guiCreateStaticImage but he was help me not you.

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Edited June 12, 2016 by Guest

[Bean666]

What you need to do is working on percentage units. Look

yourScreenWitdth = 1920 
yourScreenHeight = 1080 
  
dxWidth = 1555 
dxHeight = 1003 
  
screenWidth, screenHeight = guiGetScreenSize(); 
  
--onClientRender 
dxDrawRectangle( (dxWidth/yourScreenWitdth) * sreenWidth, (dxHeight/yourScreenHeight) * screenHeight, lenght, 16, tocolor(rr,gg,bb,alpha), false) 
dxDrawRectangle( (dxWidth/yourScreenWitdth) * sreenWidth, (dxHeight/yourScreenHeight) * screenHeight, 320, 16, tocolor(0, 0, 0, 120), false) 

Hope you understand.

Will this work on all resolutions?

try testing it yourself. anyways there's a typo at dxDrawRectangle, it's screenWidth not sreenWidth

[KariiiM]

Also, rr, gg, bb and alpha aren't defined in your code

tocolor(rr,gg,bb,alpha)