So I’ve made some components with multiple items and when I try and size the component up or down, all the elements don’t scale with the frame of the component.
In the video:
Example on the left - I’m using auto-layout but haven’t dialed it in (just to test)
Example on the right - no auto-layout (some elements scale and some don’t?)
Best answer by Raphael_M
For auto layout, you have to set width and height to fill for it to scale in both ways.
For the non-auto layout, you have to set the constraints to scale, or left and right and top and bottom for it to scale in both ways.
NEVERMIND, I found the ‘scale’ tool. I’m still curious why in example on the right some of the elements did scale with the “frame” or whatever you’d call that BUT I did technically find the solution to my question.
For auto layout, you have to set width and height to fill for it to scale in both ways.
For the non-auto layout, you have to set the constraints to scale, or left and right and top and bottom for it to scale in both ways.
I do want to ask, why are some elements scaling and some are not. I do have the settings you mentioned in place for the autolayout example.
You’ll have to check the nested layers to if they are also in scale. Because there are times that you’re just scaling the container of the element and have the element in fixed.
Scaling elements within a component can be tricky, especially when you're trying to ensure everything adjusts properly. It’s crucial to understand the difference between scaling and growing, and there’s a lot of valuable insight in understanding the start up vs scale up process. Many times, people confuse the two, but knowing when and how to scale can make all the difference in building a robust and adaptable system.
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