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NGUI 3 Support / Re: Garbed Text Shortly After Load
« on: September 01, 2014, 06:12:21 PM »
Dang - typical Unity I suppose! Thanks for the heads up!
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NGUI 3 Support / Garbed Text Shortly After Load
« on: August 31, 2014, 08:53:02 PM »
Gidday All,
I've been working on a relatively complicated GUI that has a couple of dynamic buttons that change location depending on which platform they're loaded on (so the buttons have a different layout on tablet, or phone, or web) and I've found that just after the application loads on the iOS the text becomes "garbled" if you will. I'm using Unity fonts after finding that the NGUI text just didn't look sharp enough on the retina screens (even with the Unity font it still doesn't look that crisp, but I can live with that).
I've attached an example of how the text breaks up. Is there a quick solution to this problem at all? Any help is greatly appreciated!!
I've been working on a relatively complicated GUI that has a couple of dynamic buttons that change location depending on which platform they're loaded on (so the buttons have a different layout on tablet, or phone, or web) and I've found that just after the application loads on the iOS the text becomes "garbled" if you will. I'm using Unity fonts after finding that the NGUI text just didn't look sharp enough on the retina screens (even with the Unity font it still doesn't look that crisp, but I can live with that).
I've attached an example of how the text breaks up. Is there a quick solution to this problem at all? Any help is greatly appreciated!!
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NGUI 3 Support / Re: UIScrollView free space in panel
« on: June 24, 2014, 11:48:38 PM »
Sorry about the delay in replying but the hassles of work got int the way.
I've attached a screenshot of the problem - essentially a list is smaller than the panel and I couldn't get it to spring back up to the top (for neatness mainly). I've since modified function to resolve the issue - just couldn't find a thread resolving the issue so this might be helpful for someone else at some stage.
Again thank you - NGUI is a cracker product in more ways than just one!
I've attached a screenshot of the problem - essentially a list is smaller than the panel and I couldn't get it to spring back up to the top (for neatness mainly). I've since modified function to resolve the issue - just couldn't find a thread resolving the issue so this might be helpful for someone else at some stage.
Again thank you - NGUI is a cracker product in more ways than just one!
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NGUI 3 Support / Re: UIScrollView free space in panel
« on: June 21, 2014, 08:18:09 PM »
Thank you so much for the fast reply!
I'm afraid that doesn't work and it seems that the list can still be positioned within the scroll box so that there's free space at the top of a short list instead of the bottom. I'll hobble together short script similar to UICenterOnChild to handle it - what I'm doing with the scrollbox is pretty dynamic and that might be what's breaking it. Do tell me if anything else springs to mind
Cheers anyway!
I'm afraid that doesn't work and it seems that the list can still be positioned within the scroll box so that there's free space at the top of a short list instead of the bottom. I'll hobble together short script similar to UICenterOnChild to handle it - what I'm doing with the scrollbox is pretty dynamic and that might be what's breaking it. Do tell me if anything else springs to mind
Cheers anyway!
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NGUI 3 Support / UIScrollView free space in panel
« on: June 20, 2014, 09:44:26 PM »
Gidday,
Figured it was best to ask before going ahead and butchering code
I've searched through the forums and online, and there doesn't appear to be a topic addressing how the space in a scroll view is "handled" if you will.
I'm making a vertical UIScrollView as part of a project that has dynamic entries which can change size as the user expands or closes them. Thing is when the entries are all closed the panel isn't "full", leaving space either at the top or the bottom. Is there a built in function for making sure that any free space is at the bottom thus keeping my list at the top of the panel? I don't mind if the user dodges it around, as long as it returns to the top when its not being clipped.
Thanks so much!
Figured it was best to ask before going ahead and butchering code
I've searched through the forums and online, and there doesn't appear to be a topic addressing how the space in a scroll view is "handled" if you will.I'm making a vertical UIScrollView as part of a project that has dynamic entries which can change size as the user expands or closes them. Thing is when the entries are all closed the panel isn't "full", leaving space either at the top or the bottom. Is there a built in function for making sure that any free space is at the bottom thus keeping my list at the top of the panel? I don't mind if the user dodges it around, as long as it returns to the top when its not being clipped.
Thanks so much!
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