koobas.hobune.stream
Android GUI resize problem
I am trying to make an iOS game work on Android and, of course, I am experiencing problems regarding resolution on android devices.
Is there a reason why this works on Android:
GUI.Button(new Rect(Screen.width/2 - 94 , Screen.height/2 + 35, 188, 76), "", logoMessage)
But not this (which is the same thing after the maths):
GUI.Button(new Rect(Screen.width/2 - utilities.GetRelativeWidth(300), Screen.height/2 + utilities.GetRelativeHeigth(100), utilities.GetRelativeWidth(600), utilities.GetRelativeHeigth(240)), "", logoMessage)
What I mean is, whenever I try to make the resolution of everything (my game is all GUI based) dynamic it won't work, but if I put absolute values, then it works... I now this because I've put absolute values to fit my devices's resolution (320x240) but I can't just let it this way or else every other resolution my game is played on won't work anymore...
The relative resizing:
public class UtilityBag {
private const int MAX_WIDTH = 1024;
private const int MAX_HEIGTH = 768;
public int GetRelativeWidth(int original_w)
{
return original_w * (Screen.width/MAX_WIDTH);
}
public int GetRelativeHeigth(int original_h)
{
return original_h * (Screen.height/MAX_HEIGTH);
}
}
This seems to work... at least for what I need... it will make everything as % of the Screen.width and Screen.height...might look strange on some aspect ratios but I guess I'll have to live with that!
public class UtiliyBag {
private const int MAX_WIDTH = 1024;
private const int MAX_HEIGTH = 768;
public float GetRelativeWidth(int original_w)
{
return Screen.width * (((original_w * 100.0f)/MAX_WIDTH)/100.0f);
}
public float GetRelativeHeigth(int original_h)
{
return Screen.height * (((original_h * 100.0f)/MAX_HEIGTH)/100.0f);
}
}
return (int)((float)original_w * (float)Screen.width / (float)$$anonymous$$AX_WIDTH);
fewer mathematical operations 8)
