How can I properly account for all resolutions? (draw.RoundedBox/Polys)

[RonanZer0]

[lua]local polydata = {}
polydata[1] = {}
polydata[1][1] = { x = ScrW() / 2 - 260, y = 0 }
polydata[1][2] = { x = ScrW() / 2 - 160, y = 0 }
polydata[1][3] = { x = ScrW() / 2 - 160, y = 50 }
polydata[2] = {}
polydata[2][1] = { x = ScrW() / 2 + 140, y = 0 }
polydata[2][2] = { x = ScrW() / 2 + 240, y = 0 }
polydata[2][3] = { x = ScrW() / 2 + 140, y = 50 }

hook.Add( "HUDPaint", "PolyXP", function()

surface.SetDrawColor( 15, 15, 15, 255 )
draw.NoTexture()
surface.DrawPoly( polydata[1] )
surface.DrawPoly( polydata[2] )
draw.RoundedBox( 0, ScrW() / 2 - 160, 0, 300, 50, Color(15,15,15) )

end )[/lua]
The code looks good and centered when it's at 1080p.
When I change the resolution to [i]anything[/i] else though, all hell breaks loose... Everything is in different places and not even centered relative to ScrW(). What??? How can I make that code scale properly to 100% of resolutions?

[Tomelyr]

*summoning Acecool*
*try to summon Acecool, again*
Still doesn't work.
Then i need to do the work.

[url]https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/26074909/tutoring/vgui/understanding_hardcoding_of_screensizes.lua.html[/url]
In this Tutorial, Josh 'Acecool' Moser, will cover the Idea of Hardcoding for Different Screensizes.

Edit://
Also a nice tip: Sometimes VGUI (at least for me) doesn't scale correctly when i change my Resolution. Try to change Resolution and then restart GMOD.

[PortalGod]

[QUOTE=RonanZer0;46204457][lua]local polydata = {}
polydata[1] = {}
polydata[1][1] = { x = ScrW() / 2 - 260, y = 0 }
polydata[1][2] = { x = ScrW() / 2 - 160, y = 0 }
polydata[1][3] = { x = ScrW() / 2 - 160, y = 50 }
polydata[2] = {}
polydata[2][1] = { x = ScrW() / 2 + 140, y = 0 }
polydata[2][2] = { x = ScrW() / 2 + 240, y = 0 }
polydata[2][3] = { x = ScrW() / 2 + 140, y = 50 }

hook.Add( "HUDPaint", "PolyXP", function()

surface.SetDrawColor( 15, 15, 15, 255 )
draw.NoTexture()
surface.DrawPoly( polydata[1] )
surface.DrawPoly( polydata[2] )
draw.RoundedBox( 0, ScrW() / 2 - 160, 0, 300, 50, Color(15,15,15) )

end )[/lua]
The code looks good and centered when it's at 1080p.
When I change the resolution to [i]anything[/i] else though, all hell breaks loose... Everything is in different places and not even centered relative to ScrW(). What??? How can I make that code scale properly to 100% of resolutions?[/QUOTE]

if you're only assigning the values once, they don't change when your resolution changes, I don't think there's really an easy way to be ready for changing resolutions other than storing them once, checking them every frame, and if they change reassign all the values you're using

[RonanZer0]

[QUOTE=Tomelyr;46204479]*summoning Acecool*
*try to summon Acecool, again*
Still doesn't work.
Then i need to do the work.

[url]https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/26074909/tutoring/vgui/understanding_hardcoding_of_screensizes.lua.html[/url]
In this Tutorial, Josh 'Acecool' Moser, will cover the Idea of Hardcoding for Different Screensizes.

Edit://
Also a nice tip: Sometimes VGUI (at least for me) doesn't scale correctly when i change my Resolution. Try to change Resolution and then restart GMOD.[/QUOTE]

Wow... I didn't think of rejoining... I tried that and it scaled fine.