I need help (Resolution problem)

Unity Engine
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Hi,
I don’t know why it’s like that, In the different resolutions camera’s lens and view field changes too
for example when I put resolution on 800600 and build it everything looks like what it was on the game engine
But when I put the resolution on 12801024 it will change the view field a little :face_with_spiral_eyes:

I would to setup a camera exactly on a spot but when I want to play the game in different resolutions view filed changes too
I’m pretty sure it’s unusual

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1280 X 1024 is a 5:4 aspect ratio, and 800 X 600 is a 4:3 aspect ratio, so it’s no surprise that things are different. You need to account for all aspect ratios, including 16:10 and 16:9. Don’t hard-code for a specific resolution or aspect ratio.

–Eric

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Thanks a lot Eric5h5

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Hi again, I have one more question. How can I do that? I mean how can I account for all aspect ratios including 16:10 and 16:9
please help thanks

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Hi again, I have one more question. How can I do that? I mean how can I account for all aspect ratios including 16:10 and 16:9
please help thanks

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The best way is to use a GUI Tool like NGUI for example. The technique behind this is, that your GUI got Anchors that a relative to top, left, right, bottom, center etc. So, not depending on your resolution, a button for e.g. jump will always be on the left bottom corner and the score for a game will always be on the right top corner. Understand, what I mean?

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Thanks but my problem isn’t this, I want when I use a 32" TV or a 17" monitor I want to see the exact same scene. But now when I use a 32" TV it shows more field of view than a 17" monitor

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if you always want to get the same Aspect ratio you have to tell unity which resolutions are allowed inside the settings of unity publish

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Can’t we have same Aspect ratio in different resolutions? For example I like to have same Aspect ratio in 1280 * 1024 and 1366 * 768
Isn’t it possible?

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Just divide 1280 by 1024 and 1366 by 768, if its not that number, its a different aspect ratio. Look wiki for resolutions and aspect ratios, so you know, which one you can handle