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Question by M3kara · Jul 15, 2014 at 03:53 PM · resolutionscreenheightwidthfit

How can I make the game Screen to fit resolution

So I'm here wondering how I can simply make my game screen to fit the different resolutions. I used (new Rect(Screen.width/2.5f,Screen.height/1.73f,Screen.width/5,Screen.height/10) at the menus and it worked perfectly. But the problem is that the game screen has a first person view with it is holding a sword. But you can't see the sword if you are not in a aspect ratio of 16:10 or lower. The height has to be lower than the width * 0,625.

So if you are using a resolution that is 1366x768, then you have to make sure you have a height lower than 1366 * 0,625, which is 853, which works fine. But if you got a screen like 800x600 then your height will be higher than what you get as result, and that means you can't literally see the sword. If anoyone could lend a hand, I would appreciate it!

Edit: Here you go 1366x768 1366x768

800x600 800x600

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can you give us a screen shot of 1366x768 and 800x600, then 800x600 the way you want it (using photoshop or something). There are many ways to do this, depending on the outcome you're looking for

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Answer by awest · Jul 15, 2014 at 04:50 PM

You can set a fixed ratio. Controlling Aspect Ratio in Unity

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Awest, your fix worked like a charm! 1024x768

Worked like charm! (tested on 1024x768 res!) Thank you!

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Answer by RavenFelman · Mar 25, 2019 at 02:14 PM

There is a way to achieve the same thing but without the black bars?

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