Localization on UISprites: snap them...

[Ernest]

Hi,

i don't want my localized sprites to be rescaled, but the MakePixelPerfect() function in UILocalize seems to do that (line 50).
How to manage that?! (aside comment the line?)

Ty.

[Nicki]

It probably should just not MakePixelPerfect there, actually.

As a workaround, you can do something like caching the size you want, and set it back when the localize sets it, but that's a bit ugly.

[ArenMook]

Or just change the sprite to be of Sliced type. Then MakePixelPerfect won't do anything.

[Ernest]

Hey guys, thanks for the answers! Actually making the sprite a sliced sprite don't do the trick... This is because my sprite does not have border so the condition

1. if (t == Type.Simple || t == Type.Filled || !sp.hasBorder)

in the MakePixelPerfect() function is validated (and it rescale my sprite).
I use the following workaround in UILocalize

1. if(NGUITools.FindInParents<UIRoot>(sp.gameObject).scalingStyle == UIRoot.Scaling.PixelPerfect) sp.MakePixelPerfect();

because i'm always using a UIRoot setted on FixedSize, but i'm not sure this is a correct behaviour for those using PixelPerfect anyway...

[ilookha]

Bumping the thread, since I'm getting the same issue and it's a blocker for me. There's no way to have a localized scaled sprite! Setting type to "Sliced" doesn't help because of the above mentioned reason.

[ArenMook]

Scale the parent of the sprite, ilookha. Don't scale the sprite. Or just comment out that line if it really bothers you. NGUI comes with full source for a reason.