Please help: Anyone know how to fix this about Unity games?

[PhoenixWing]

On certain Unity games, I will hit alt+enter to go full screen and doing this messes up the graphics. It's like I can see the assets outside of the view the developer intended for me to see. Anyone know how to fix this?

It seems to be a simple resolution problem but I'm having trouble changing the resolution back to how it was before alt+entering. Hitting alt+enter again takes me out of full screen but doesn't revert the resolution back.

Thanks!

 

[LS47]

Do you have any screenshots to show us? It would be easier for us to understand your problem.

If you're talking about the user interface, it's initially in a fixed size in Unity, but developers can automatically scale it to fit the screen resolution. My wild guess is that the dev of your game tried to rescale it via code instead of using the default script component, and fucked it up in the process.

 

[PhoenixWing]

Do you have any screenshots to show us? It would be easier for us to understand your problem.

If you're talking about the user interface, it's initially in a fixed size in Unity, but developers can automatically scale it to fit the screen resolution. My wild guess is that the dev of your game tried to rescale it via code instead of using the default script component, and fucked it up in the process.

Here's what I'm talking about:



Ran into this issue for a few other games in the past too. But yeah you can see some of the graphical assets waiting on the side ready to move into the player's view. I feel like there's a simple fix to it but I can't figure it out.

 

[LS47]

Here's what I'm talking about:

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Ran into this issue for a few other games in the past too. But yeah you can see some of the graphical assets waiting on the side ready to move into the player's view. I feel like there's a simple fix to it but I can't figure it out.

Yup, that's definitely a UI scaling issue. it happens when the developer sets a fixed size on his images and/or canvas, but still allows the user to rescale their window. That's thankfully very easy to solve, but that's an issue on the dev's part, there's nothing you can do except not resizing your window and keep playing with the default resolution.

 

[PhoenixWing]

Yup, that's definitely a UI scaling issue. it happens when the developer sets a fixed size on his images and/or canvas, but still allows the user to rescale their window. That's thankfully very easy to solve, but that's an issue on the dev's part, there's nothing you can do except not resizing your window and keep playing with the default resolution.

Ah gotcha, thanks though!