<function name="ScreenScale" parent="Global" type="libraryfunc"> <description>Returns a number based on the `size` argument and the players' screen width. This is used to scale user interface (UI) elements to be consistently sized and positioned across all screen resolutions. The width is scaled in relation to `640x480` resolution, and does **not** take into account non the aspect ratio. See example below for how to adjust or that. The width is scaled in relation to `640x480` resolution, and does **not** take into account non the aspect ratio. See example below for how to adjust for that. This function can also be used for scaling font sizes. See <page>Global.ScreenScaleH</page> for a function that scales from height. </description> <realm>Client</realm> <file line="6-L8">lua/includes/extensions/client/globals.lua</file> <args> <arg name="size" type="number">The position or size you want to scale within 640 pixel wide screen.</arg> </args> <rets> <ret name="" type="number">The scaled number based on the player's screen width.</ret> </rets> </function> <example> <description>Prints a scaled number based on the number 96, 400 and 640.</description> <code> print( ScreenScale( 96 ) ) print( ScreenScale( 400 ) ) print( ScreenScale( 640 ) ) </code> <output>252, 1050, 1680 (this will differ depending on your screen width. Here the screen width is 1680.)</output> </example> <example> <description>Adjust for non 4:3 aspect ratios.</description> <code> print( ScreenScale( 96 ) / ( ScrW() / ScrH() ) ) </code> </example>