How To Get A Better Grid Layout in Unity

[@ÁngelAcosta-g2e]

This works amazing, thanks man. For anyone who can be interested, I modified the for to this so the last one can fill all the empty space: float columnCount = 0; float rowCount = 0; for (int i = 0; i < rectChildren.Count; i++) { rowCount = i / columns; columnCount = i % columns; if(fitType == FitType.WIDTH || fitType == FitType.HEIGHT) { var rest = (rows * columns) - i; if (i == rectChildren.Count - 1 && rest > 0) { cellSize.x *= rest; columnCount /= rest; } } var item = rectChildren[i]; var xPos = (cellSize.x * columnCount) + (spacing.x * columnCount) + padding.left; var yPos = (cellSize.y * rowCount) + (spacing.y * rowCount) + padding.top; SetChildAlongAxis(item, 0, xPos, cellSize.x); SetChildAlongAxis(item, 1, yPos, cellSize.y); } Also someone write the script and put it on github so yall don't need to pause and copy for the eternity. github.com/IkeThermite/GameDevGuide-CustomTabsAndFlexibleGrid/blob/master/Custom%20Tabs%20and%20Flexible%20Grid/Assets/Scripts/FlexibleGridLayout.cs

[@connorking9217]

For anyone having trouble with spacing causing overflow with more than a 3x3 grid: float cellWidth = (parentWidth / (float)columns) - ((spacing.x / (float)columns) * 2).... Should be: float cellWidth = (parentWidth / (float)columns) - ((spacing.x / (float)columns) * (colums - 1)).... Same for height. Thanks for the great video, keep it up!

[@bausHuck]

Thanks. I was wondering this was happening.

[@timhengeveld]

Awesome! This also fixed a problem I was having where a grid with two columns erroneously added spacing to the rightmost and bottommost items in the group

[@daniellord4174]

Not just 3x3, it's all grids. Wandering if OP left this one little flaw to find those blind copy pasta's out there. Best part is OP definitely fixed it before he drags the grid around in the editor. new lifegoal: make awesome unity tutorial, leave one blatant flaw. Play unity games looking for ones that made it to production still containing flaw

[@CorgiCA]

Cheers I was just about to commit to a night of stepping through ✌️😅😇

[@eliebeaino]

watching this vid half asleep, and i barely understood half of what he said as i'm skimming through it to get a general idea of the system he's done, but when he hard-coded that 2 for the spacing, i was so confused and doubtful. I'm glad to know my confusion was put in the right place. I'm a new unity learner and a new coder, this feels good to know that i'm in the right direction of learning.

[@motifgaming2080]

Hey, there are very few KZbinrs who make advanced tutorials so please continue making these videos even when I think I already know everything about the topic I still learn something new from your videos.

[@liormax]

is this true? did someone actually made a grid layout tutorial that is actually usefull!?

[@ben_burnes]

Amusingly, by bypassing Unity's grid system and making their own haha

[@jameshood790]

Not only that, but it gets right to the point and it's not a series of 27 videos where you watch someone type and debug for hours!

[@thatanimeweirdo]

Honestly, it's so refreshing to see someone finally talk about these things. As a UI designer myself, it always seems as these topics just fall flat for most smaller/middle-sized projects.

[@aerondcz]

This channel is so informative and fun to watch at the same time, much more than other Unity tutorial channels I've seen. You definitely deserve more subscribers and attention. Keep it going, your videos are amazing and they help me with my Unity projects, thank you!

[@MassimoRough]

don't hesitate to share the video so the channel will get more subscribers as you wish him so. Apply yourself.

[@JT_6233]

I just wish the "Tab" script used at 2:55 would be somewhere to find. I can't find it here in the comments, not in any fan made repository and not in his other videos. Not sure how to proceed without this script

[@bip901]

When picking a font, read the font license VERY carefully to avoid copyright issues. I'm pretty sure Unity embeds fonts into the game, and most font licenses don't allow that.

[@GameDevGuide]

Great advice! Yeah, licensing popular fonts can be very expensive, but there's also a lot of similar ones that are more affordable. Definitely agree that, like anything, it's worth making sure your usage is covered!

[@StigDesign]

@@GameDevGuide use default Comic Sans? :D

[@heparo8704]

Lots of free fonts sites out there 1001Fonts for example my favorite. Edit : free fonts for commercial use, free for personal use etc..

[@ben_burnes]

@@heparo8704 Word of warning: "Free" might mean "Free to use non-commercially". If you intend on selling or distributing your game, do a bit of research beforehand to make sure.

[@koko0riginal]

A free font that is a suitable replacement recommendation? free as In for commercial use with distribution without modification free

[@jameshood790]

I love how you explain what you're doing without making us watch hours of typing and debugging like many other Unity tutorials. Brilliant, right to the point, and right at my level of expertise. Subscribed, and thanks.

[@aktchungrabanio6467]

Exactly!

[@r1pfake521]

For dynamic or flexible grid I always combine a vertical layout group and filled it with horizontal layout groups for the rows and then every horizontal layout group contains the "cell" elements of the current row. You could also achieve a dynamic grid by using the existing grid layout and update the cell size property in code depending on the total grid width / height. But still nice to how a custom layout group can be implemented and bookmarked for later.

[@_denzy_6310]

You go so fast dude! I cannot follow without pausing every second. Also share the scripts where possible. Awesome stuff

[@oscar-qr5yy]

I usually don't comment videos. I was already subscribed to you but finding this video looking for a dynamic grid made me activate notifications and comment this. THIS IS AWESOME. Thank you very much!

[@SassyPantsy]

This is incredible! Hands down the best tutorial about Unity UI I've ever seen, even general purpose UI implementation. Plus sharing the script itself is very generous of you, it's a must have asset. Subbed&Liked!

[@shidygames]

This is lit. Thank you for taking the time to show and explain such things, we all agree that the default Grid system is lacking some basic features. Cheers!

[@Andycraft608]

I'm so happy I found your channel! There are very very few informative and high quality UI Unity tutorials like yours on the internet. Thank you for sharing the knowledge.

[@ben_burnes]

As someone who usually abhors UI work in Unity, this channel is absolutely brilliant. Thank you for this!

[@moromann1]

How have I never seen this channel before?? You have some amazing videos that are very explanatory, concise, and easy to understand. Please continue making videos!

[@aussieraver7182]

You just simplified every future UI pain. Flexbox did the same for web development.

[@AmanKumar-tu2og]

I cannot thank you enough for this. I was totally frustrated by the default grid component, but was too lazy to build an alternative.

[@RetroGrazer]

This script saved my butt when trying to make a grid of n x n size. Thank you so much

[@OverAndOverAndOver]

I LOVE your channel!!! You always have exactly what I need!! I've watched every one of your videos now, and they're all just incredible! You deserve more subscribers, I wish there were more videos to watch!

[@Knollee_oder_so]

So you are telling me i just found this amazing guy who can code AND explain to me how it is done? No leaving out extra steps. Love it

[@TheRealMonkeyCrime]

Thanks for making a great series of clear, factual and enjoyable videos. I'd love to see something covering best practices for interfacing your game's logic, variables etc to the UI.

[@APPLEZCRISP]

//Tweaked the code to add more functionality //Added a minimum to some variables so they don't go under 0 or 1 //Added all child alignments using UnityEngine; using UnityEngine.UI; public class FlexibleGridLayout : LayoutGroup { public enum Alignment { Horizontal, Vertical } public enum FitType { Uniform, Width, Height, FixedRows, FixedColumns, FixedBoth } public Alignment alignment; [Space] public FitType fitType; [Min(1)] public int columns; [Min(1)] public int rows; [Space] [Min(0)] public Vector2 spacing; public Vector2 cellSize; public bool fitX; public bool fitY; public bool NudgeLastItemsOver; public override void CalculateLayoutInputVertical() { base.CalculateLayoutInputHorizontal(); float sqrRt; switch (fitType) { case FitType.Uniform: default: fitX = fitY = true; sqrRt = Mathf.Sqrt(transform.childCount); rows = Mathf.CeilToInt(sqrRt); columns = Mathf.CeilToInt(sqrRt); rows = Mathf.CeilToInt(transform.childCount / (float)columns); columns = Mathf.CeilToInt(transform.childCount / (float)rows); break; case FitType.Width: fitX = fitY = true; sqrRt = Mathf.Sqrt(transform.childCount); rows = Mathf.CeilToInt(sqrRt); columns = Mathf.CeilToInt(sqrRt); rows = Mathf.CeilToInt(transform.childCount / (float)columns); break; case FitType.Height: fitX = fitY = true; sqrRt = Mathf.Sqrt(transform.childCount); rows = Mathf.CeilToInt(sqrRt); columns = Mathf.CeilToInt(sqrRt); columns = Mathf.CeilToInt(transform.childCount / (float)rows); break; case FitType.FixedRows: fitX = fitY = false; columns = Mathf.CeilToInt(transform.childCount / (float)rows); break; case FitType.FixedColumns: fitX = fitY = false; rows = Mathf.CeilToInt(transform.childCount / (float)columns); break; case FitType.FixedBoth: fitX = fitY = false; break; } float cellWidth; float cellHeight; switch (alignment) { case Alignment.Horizontal: cellWidth = (this.rectTransform.rect.width / (float)columns) - ((spacing.x / (float)columns) * (columns - 1)) - (padding.left / (float)columns) - (padding.right / (float)columns); cellHeight = (this.rectTransform.rect.height / (float)rows) - ((spacing.y / (float)rows) * (rows - 1)) - (padding.top / (float)rows) - (padding.bottom / (float)rows); break; case Alignment.Vertical: default: cellHeight = (this.rectTransform.rect.width / (float)columns) - ((spacing.x / (float)columns) * (columns - 1)) - (padding.left / (float)columns) - (padding.right / (float)columns); cellWidth = (this.rectTransform.rect.height / (float)rows) - ((spacing.y / (float)rows) * (rows - 1)) - (padding.top / (float)rows) - (padding.bottom / (float)rows); break; } cellSize.x = fitX ? (cellWidth

[@shyxiaolong]

thanks dude because i was had a problem but didn't understand where. now i can found it

[@sdjmixom]

Hello! This code almost is correct, you should remove all fitX = fitY = false; to make these flags work as intended. Otherwise huge kudos to you!

[@HingalshDealer]

thank you bro.

[@winstonchua6078]

Thanks!

[@Gorathon-e5z]

This doesn't seem to actually change the cell width or height for me, they're both constant no matter my settings. edit: nvm it's because i had a content size fitter on the object i was putting in there edit 2: nvm again, still doesn't work for some reason

[@JT_6233]

The "Tab Script" used in this video at 2:55 Where is it? I searched through all of his videos, cant find ind anywhere but somehow people here had it somehow?

[@chakanshu]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/aGKUpWmoZpeLhrM

[@CodingWithUnity]

Really good video! Deff the best channel for UI/UX related topics by far

[@SanyaBane]

That's crazy how Unity doesn't have such useful thing out of the box. Thanks a lot!

[@SnakPak]

This is the best Unity tutorial I've ever seen for so many reasons. Instant subscribe

[@The_Ancient_Guardian]

This video is a gold mine to learn, thank you.

[@iamjimgroth]

This is great. I never knew I needed something like this until you mentioned it in the discord the other day. Thanks!

[@TNTCProject]

Super useful Matt! Smooth and clear as always! As the name suggests it is really flexible :D

[@afrakes4510]

I'm speechless. This is amazing!! Incredible work bro.

[@RugbugRedfern]

Is there any way you can post the code on github?

[@mahna_mahna]

Another coder has made this from the videos: github.com/IkeThermite/GameDevGuide-CustomTabsAndFlexibleGrid

[@RugbugRedfern]

@@mahna_mahna Thanks!

[@mahna_mahna]

@@RugbugRedfern You're welcome. I didn't expect any response, since this is 8 months late. :D I just dropped it in response to all the people I saw asking for it so that the NEXT person that came along could find it easily.

[@johnsartain4160]

Wow this makes me so happy

[@llareia]

Thank you SO much for your videos. Unity UI has always been very frustrating for me, and you make it so much easier!

[@offsider_]

Just wondering where you got the tab script at 9:01 from? I looked at the tabs video but i couldn’t find it. Thanks

[@asclepiiusunknown1090]

Https://kzbin.info/www/bejne/aGKUpWmoZpeLhrM is the link for the advanced tab system if you still want it. Definitely worth checking out.

[@Saikodan99]

@@asclepiiusunknown1090 it's not there.

[@ImSendingXOXO]

Wow, what an amazing tutorial! So educational, well-made, and perfectly paced. Thank you so much!!

[@techmaster9041]

OMG there is someone better than Brackeys. U R My new FAVOURITE KZbinR!!!!!

[@blaiseandthebambina]

I’m an Unreal user all the way but your video was still so dang good and useful. Thank you! Unfortunately now KZbin keeps suggesting Unity videos. Lol :/

[@Endoo95]

Love it! Grids are so important, and your tutorial is so great. Thanks man!

[@hippolights9103]

awesome tutorial, really helpfull ! i wonder why Unity have not improved theirs. it seem not far from the standard layout group but with ta slight improvement that do a huge difference Thanks a looot !

[@rmt3589]

Thank you. I think this'll give me most of what I need to make my website simulator!

[@rubyrails2329]

The best channel for unity tutoral with Brackeys

[@ArthurDetaille]

Every video is even more impressive as the previous one !! :)

[@drakel5943]

What sprites did you use around 3:30? Looks like you had a bunch of simple 2d sprites that would be good for UI. Was that an asset pack you could recommend or did you make them yourself?

[@iamvironic]

I should check the comments earlier. Was sure something wrong, but still spent a hour trying to understand the logic, as I was sure in great videos like these there are no mistakes.

[@darkotomic943]

The only Unity channel that is based on real practices.

[@pandaengine]

Hey man, this is great! I'll definitely use it to design my UI from now on. I already have a half-baked dynamic grid system, but it's only for dynamically initializing an inventory in a scroll rect. I can see that your solution can be easily adapted to that. Keep up the good work man! I love your tutorials!

[@kronusexodues7283]

So, urm, I'm curious: are you aware that you are the best unity tutorial channel ever?

[@UmeshVerma-pi8oi]

Thanks for this awesome tutorial, now I am getting some confident and scale UI designs to the next level by programmatically.

[@pandaengine]

To people who are having overflowing issues with spacing, change the lines where you set cellWidth and cellHeight with these. Parentheses are very imporant here. float cellWidth = (parentWidth / columns) - (spacing.x / ((float)columns / (columns - 1))) - (padding.left / (float)columns) - (padding.right / (float)columns); float cellHeight = (parentHeight / rows) - (spacing.y / ((float)rows / (rows - 1))) - (padding.top / (float)rows) - (padding.bottom / (float)rows);

[@5thBabbitt]

I found your channel just recently and I love it

[@simoncodrington]

Great content mate, hope to see more UI stuff in the future ❤

[@quantumpanic]

Yes! I've always dabbled in trying to customize the grid layout group component because of its potential for functionality (despite being lackluster in what it offers initially). Really hope Unity doesn't overhaul it too much in the future.

[@danthesandman]

It felt a little cathartic when you took a jab at the grid layout in the last video. After seeing that in this video as a UI/UX person I had to sub. One question though: Does this Flexible grid work with a content size fitter?

[@Pedro_Marangon]

I've been waiting for this video for a long time!

[@noname1999x]

Keep doing tutorials! It's very informative and your code is example of good code for me :)

[@admulberg]

Hi! For enabling/disabling you can just do: panels[i].gameObject.setActive(i == panelIndex); instead of using if/else

[@TheJeffries7]

I love the venom anytime grid layouts are mentioned.

[@RickMcMichael]

Great videos, my only complaint is not being able to see what components are on the parent objects before you get started. Also did I miss the creation of the "Tab" Script? - I saw TabGroup and TabButton. Assuming you made one off camera? Maybe one day you could do some tutorials for World Space canvas scripts xD

[@yashaswiification]

This is fantastic thanks for making this video!

[@TrueIndian]

Informative and in depth tutorial on a specific topic.Thanks.

[@cradle_of_chaos]

This is excellent work.

[@andreperegrina]

For anyone needing the fixedWidth and fixedHeight I added this: // fixed width if (fitType == FitType.FixedWidth) { // calculated columns based on width and spacing float width = rectTransform.rect.width; colums = Mathf.FloorToInt((width + spacing.x) / (cellSize.x + spacing.x)); rows = Mathf.CeilToInt(transform.childCount / colums); } // fixed height if (fitType == FitType.FixedHeight) { // calculated rows based on height and spacing float height = rectTransform.rect.height; rows = Mathf.FloorToInt((height + spacing.y) / (cellSize.y + spacing.y)); colums = Mathf.CeilToInt(transform.childCount / rows); }

[@frostoise]

The biggest problem with the Default Grid Layout is that it assigns a fixed size for each child element and by doing so it creates major resolution scaling problems, especially when the aspect ratio changes. This works very well around the problem and scales accordingly to all aspect ratios and resolutions.

[@erdemalpkaya]

This is amazing. Thanks for the great work

[@tokyandrianina1109]

where can i find sprite like that 3:24 for free ?

[@rutchjohnson]

This is so super helpful!

[@Shinobi31415926]

Really useful tutorial. Thank you!!

[@JesseMcConnell-f9n]

Where you multiplied cellSize.x / columns * 2 and cellSize.y / rows * 2 ,you can replace the literal 2 with (columns - 1) or (rows - 1) to fix the code for all capacities ie: cellSize.x = parentWidth / cols - spacing.x / cols * (cols - 1) - (float)padding.left / cols - (float)padding.right / cols; cellSize.y = parentHeight / rows - spacing.y / rows * (rows - 1) - (float)padding.top / rows - (float)padding.bottom / rows; Also, most of the brackets (except the ones I've added) don't do anything, because of the order of operations and commutative laws of multiplication and division. I understand you adding them anyway, as a safe practice from a logical standpoint. Amazing tutorial series, though! This helped a ton!

[@ahmedradwan5385]

one of the best channels ever

[@gamerzshare550]

Simply awesome. Sourcecode will be great.

[@mahna_mahna]

Another coder has made this from the videos: github.com/IkeThermite/GameDevGuide-CustomTabsAndFlexibleGrid

[@szpickij]

Excellent! Keep it up Matt!

[@MaxIzrin]

Very good code, and really brings to question why Unity, 4 years later, still has the same stale grid layout component.

[@FerdieSwinkels]

This is an amazing tutorial, nice work!

[@HausCoding]

my UI not Updating responsive size, now is updated (edited) using System.Collections; using System.Collections.Generic; using UnityEngine; using UnityEngine.UI; public class FlexibleGridLayout : LayoutGroup { public enum FitType { Uniform, Width, Height, FixedRows, FixedColumns } public FitType fitType; public int rows; public int columns; public Vector2 cellSize; public Vector2 spacing; public bool fitX; public bool fitY; public override void CalculateLayoutInputVertical() { base.CalculateLayoutInputHorizontal(); if (fitType == FitType.Width || fitType == FitType.Height || fitType == FitType.Uniform) { fitX = true; fitY = true; float sqrRt = Mathf.Sqrt(transform.childCount); rows = Mathf.CeilToInt(sqrRt); columns = Mathf.CeilToInt(sqrRt); } if (fitType == FitType.Width || fitType == FitType.FixedColumns || fitType == FitType.Uniform) { rows = Mathf.CeilToInt(transform.childCount / (float)columns); } if (fitType == FitType.Height || fitType == FitType.FixedRows || fitType == FitType.Uniform) { columns = Mathf.CeilToInt(transform.childCount / (float)rows); } float parentWidth = rectTransform.rect.width; float parentHeight = rectTransform.rect.height; float cellWidth = (parentWidth / (float)columns) - ((spacing.x / (float)columns) * (columns - 1)) - (padding.left / (float)columns) - (padding.right / (float)columns); float cellHeight = (parentHeight / (float)rows) - ((spacing.y / (float)rows) * (rows - 1)) - (padding.top / (float)rows) - (padding.bottom / (float)rows); cellSize.x = fitX ? cellWidth : cellSize.x; cellSize.y = fitY ? cellHeight : cellSize.y; int columnCount = 0; int rowCount = 0; for (int i = 0; i < rectChildren.Count; i++) { rowCount = i / columns; columnCount = i % columns; var item = rectChildren[i]; var xPos = (cellSize.x * columnCount) + (spacing.x * columnCount) + padding.left; var yPos = (cellSize.y * rowCount) + (spacing.y * rowCount) + padding.top; SetChildAlongAxis(item, 0, xPos, cellSize.x); SetChildAlongAxis(item, 1, yPos, cellSize.y); } } public override void SetLayoutHorizontal() { } public override void SetLayoutVertical() { } private void Update() { CalculateLayoutInputVertical(); SetLayoutHorizontal(); SetLayoutVertical(); } }

[@retched]

Okay so this is wonderful and does the minimum of what I need but I'm trying to figure out how to center align a row. For example, if a grid contains 5 objects on one row but 4 on the next, how to center align the 4 objects under the row of five.

[@chrlw]

Absolute top notch video! Thank you so much!

[@chronowalker1889]

anyone know where I can download the UI sprite shape assets (bundle or something) shown in 3:33

[@danyoutube69]

If anyone needs this to work with a content size fitter take a look at doing something like the following below the rest of the code described in the video. This is just a draft and needs expanding on to fully work with the different configurations of the component, but it should give you a good base to work from - if (GetComponent() != null) { var totalMinWidth = (rectChildren.Count * (cellSize.x + spacing.x)) + padding.left + padding.right; var totalMinHeight = (rectChildren.Count * (cellSize.y + spacing.y)) + padding.top + padding.bottom; SetLayoutInputForAxis(totalMinWidth, -1, -1, 0); SetLayoutInputForAxis(totalMinHeight, -1, -1, 1); }

[@junliangho501]

if (!fitX) { var totalMinWidth = columns * cellSize.x + padding.left + padding.right + spacing.x * (columns - 1); SetLayoutInputForAxis(totalMinWidth, -1, -1, 0); } if (!fitY) { var totalMinHeight = rows * cellSize.y + padding.top + padding.bottom + spacing.y * (rows - 1); SetLayoutInputForAxis(totalMinHeight, -1, -1, 1); } worked from the cellWidth/cellHeight equation

[@martinschiffer4280]

@@junliangho501 bro you literally saved me, thanks!

[@wyrda2452]

@@junliangho501 Worked perfectly!

[@ObsessiveGames]

Great explanation, will use this in one of my future games

[@OblivionTanks]

Cool vid. For the project I'm working on I went for a 3D type menu system that navigates like a point and click adventure. Though at first I was using a typical 2d tabbed grid Ui. It was slow and boring to navigate, The 3D menu made things so much more fluid, fast and fun to navigate. If you are going to make a game with lots to do like my project. Might as well make the menus/inventory fun to open up. That the issue I have with lots of AAA games the menus are slow and boring to navigate and for most open world games you spend to much time in them.

[@homemacai]

Your videos are awesome mate! Thank you!

[@help_master]

The idea is good because it looks like professional game ui system. The issues is that there are many files and we do not lnow where to find there.

[@g.radovilskiy]

if anyone has problems with understanding and work of cellWidth and cellHeight I think this version will be better: cellWidth = (parent.width - (spacing.x * ((float)columns - 1)) - padding.left - padding.right) / (float)columns; you first get sum of all sizes and then divide it in columns count.

[@Trymops]

You approach also fixes the bad padding on the right/bottom for 2x2 grids that can be seen in the video at 8:35 where right and bottom has more space due to spacing being added as extra padding. :)

[@leeblackharry]

Instead of placing objects into the Home Panel, I instantiated a prefab in a Start() routine and then parent each of those objects to the Home Panel. This worked but the prefab does not change scale to keep the spacing and padding the same when I drag the Home Panel anchors. I'm trying to see how your code changes the size of the images that you have in Home Panel. I see where the cellSize for x and y is calculated by how do the images change from that?

[@rahulcorleone4222]

Thanks, It came in handy for my current project.

[@dankenarigato]

WOW!!!!! this is very useful .thank you GDG~

[@osmancanernurdag]

This is amazing bro. Thank you :)

[@alextreme98]

you should post more, you are so good dude, i learned a lot from you, thanks 🥇

[@Tauruspasific]

I only want to say thanks for all this such amazing job are you doing. ❤️

[@lauch8844]

Why is it so hard to find advanced tutorials/guides like this? There are million of beginner tutorials but no advanced stuff. Really depressing

[@viniciusps01]

All of your vídeos are great. Thank you by that :)

[@artourprice2435]

Great Tut. Thank you so much for teaching this.

[@-vhs]

I am in love with your channel!

[@btiwari-games5279]

This is awesome buddy 🤩

[@322ss]

Thanks! This is really neat solution! I've (tried) to create something similar, but it wasn't nearly as clean - and I think I just used grid layout group + script that modified grid child sizes...

[@vasil-yt]

I added this so it works in a vertical scrollview: if(fitType == FitType.FixedColumns) { rectTransform.sizeDelta = new Vector2(rectTransform.sizeDelta.x, (cellSize.y * (float)rows) + (spacing.y * (float)rows) - spacing.y); }

[@Khanguyen_]

You just helped me out so much. Thank you.

[@bruhmanbruhmanzz]

shouldnt it be "+ spacing.y" instead of "- spacing.y" ?

[@uchihai_a_h4871]

The content size fitter is not working with this flexible grid layout component...

[@thecookies6109]

Great Found what I was looking for.

[@christinaVennegerts]

Awesome tutorial, thank you very much!

[@XeEroinCipher]

I can not Center align the Children With this code. :( What am i missing?!

[@appulse]

Same problem here, I'm searching a way to (re)add this possibility since cells positions are overriden by the script, if somebody got a hint

[@Niihiiliith]

This helped me a lot today. Thanks ^__^