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Tweakaroo configs menu doesn't scale properly with GUI Scale: Auto

Snappy447 opened this issue ยท 6 comments

commented

With GUI Scale set to Auto, or higher levels of GUI Scale (5-6) in the Minecraft video options, some buttons are cut off from the config menu of Tweakaroo.

Attached are examples from screen resolution 1920x1080 GUI Scale: Auto and 2560x1440 GUI Scale: Auto, which show buttons being cutoff.

This bug may also affects litematica and miniHUD

2020-02-14_13 36 01
2020-02-14_13 36 47

commented

Info give in Discord

commented

All the GUIs are currently designed using 1280x720 resolution window, and using the old Normal GUI scale in 1.12. It should behave the same with any multiples of 320x240 resolution. They get very cramped and ugly with the larger scales, as there just isn't enough screen space for all the elements. Some GUIs currently have sort of "semi-manual" scaling support, where they check the GUI width/height and then reorder some buttons. I don't remember for sure if the Tweakeroo config GUI has this support in the 1.12 builds too. But this is very hacky and messy and I don't want to do that for all the GUIs...

So in any case, I want to add a more automated way of re-arranging GUI elements based on the screen dimensions, and I'm hoping I can implement such a system in malilib soon. I've been doing a lot of other GUI refactoring and improvements lately in the 1.12 code already, and that automatic element placer system is one of the next things that I should try to add.

commented

I am having the exact same issues as above. I am looking for a fix for this. I have read the comments made but am not seeming to find a fix. I have tried changing my screen resolution in both Minecraft and windows but have not had anything work. Just wanted to check to see if this bug has been addressed or if a fix is still in the making.

commented

There are a few related fixes both already implemented and still planned in the main development version, but none of them are in any released versions yet. But the easiest way to "fix" it is to just set the vanilla GUI scale in the vanilla Video settings menu to 2 (I believe), which is the scaling that the menus are usually designed for.

commented

Thanks so much for the "fix", this cured my OCD lol. Also amazing respond time, truly appreciate the hard work! and looking forward to the permanent fix :)

commented

Even with the fixes everything will still look super bad and cramped with the larger GUI scale, just because there is so little space available at that scale. Those fixes will mostly make the category buttons cyclable, and possibly the config list scrollable sideways as well, so that you can access everything. But the lack of space will make everything look bad and you can barely see anything on screen at once.