koobas.hobune.stream
Fixed to the screen GUI ?
Hello everyone at Unity Answer, I have a GUI script for a gun hud but when the screen resolution changes the hud moves i wont it to say in one place. The script i'm useing is this.
function OnGUI (){
if(selected){
GUI.skin = mySkin;
var style1 = mySkin.customStyles[0];
if(ammoMode == Ammo.Magazines){
if(firstMode != fireMode.none && firstMode != fireMode.launcher || secondMode != fireMode.none && secondMode != fireMode.launcher){
GUI.Label (Rect(Screen.width - 200,Screen.height-35,200,80),"Ammo : ");
GUI.Label (Rect(Screen.width - 110,Screen.height-35,200,80),"" + bulletsLeft, style1);
GUI.Label (Rect(Screen.width - 80,Screen.height-35,200,80)," / " + magazines);
}
}
if(ammoMode == Ammo.Bullets){
if(firstMode != fireMode.none && firstMode != fireMode.launcher || secondMode != fireMode.none && secondMode != fireMode.launcher){
GUI.Label (Rect(Screen.width - 200,Screen.height-35,200,80),"Bullets : ");
GUI.Label (Rect(Screen.width - 110,Screen.height-35,200,80),"" + bulletsLeft, style1);
GUI.Label (Rect(Screen.width - 80,Screen.height-35,200,80)," | " + magazines);
}
}
if(firstMode != fireMode.none || secondMode != fireMode.none){
GUI.Label (Rect(Screen.width - 200,Screen.height-65,200,80),"Firing Mode :");
GUI.Label (Rect(Screen.width - 110,Screen.height-65,200,80),"" + currentMode, style1);
}
if(secondMode == fireMode.launcher || firstMode == fireMode.launcher){
GUI.Label (Rect(Screen.width - 200,Screen.height-95,200,80),"Projectiles : ");
GUI.Label (Rect(Screen.width - 110,Screen.height-95,200,80),"" + projectiles, style1);
}
if(crosshairFirstModeHorizontal != null){
if(currentMode != fireMode.launcher){
var w = crosshairFirstModeHorizontal.width;
var h = crosshairFirstModeHorizontal.height;
position1 = Rect((Screen.width + w)/2 + (triggerTime * adjustMaxCroshairSize),(Screen.height - h)/2, w, h);
position2 = Rect((Screen.width - w)/2,(Screen.height + h)/2 + (triggerTime * adjustMaxCroshairSize), w, h);
position3 = Rect((Screen.width - w)/2 - (triggerTime * adjustMaxCroshairSize) - w,(Screen.height - h )/2, w, h);
position4 = Rect((Screen.width - w)/2,(Screen.height - h)/2 - (triggerTime * adjustMaxCroshairSize) - h, w, h);
if (!aiming) {
GUI.DrawTexture(position1, crosshairFirstModeHorizontal);
GUI.DrawTexture(position2, crosshairFirstModeVertical);
GUI.DrawTexture(position3, crosshairFirstModeHorizontal);
GUI.DrawTexture(position4, crosshairFirstModeVertical);
}
}
}
Could someone help me ?
Thank you for your time, Have a nice day.
Try using GUI.Matrix instead of positioning according to the current width or height. This will stretch or shrink your whole GUI:
float originalWidth = 1024; // Design resoultion
float originalHeight = 768;
void OnGUI()
{
// Set matrix
Vector2 ratio = new Vector2(Screen.width/originalWidth , Screen.height/originalHeight );
Matrix4x4 guiMatrix = Matrix4x4.identity;
guiMatrix.SetTRS(new Vector3(1, 1, 1), Quaternion.identity, new Vector3(ratio.x, ratio.y, 1));
GUI.matrix = guiMatrix;
// Do you GUI here
// Reset matrix
GUI.matrix = Matrix4x4.identity;
}
Don't forget to NOT use the Screen.width or Screen.height within your GUI functions if you use this.
