A adildacoolset macrumors 65816 Original poster Sep 5, 2011 1,163 182 Lusaka, Zambia(If you know where it is) Oct 12, 2012 #1 The window I have is scaling everything I add in it to full screen by default, and I can't seem to change it. How do I prevent that?
The window I have is scaling everything I add in it to full screen by default, and I can't seem to change it. How do I prevent that?
ArtOfWarfare macrumors G3 Nov 26, 2007 9,705 6,296 Oct 12, 2012 #2 Have you put a root view in yet? There needs to be one background root view that everything else is placed in. (Send us a screenshot if your problem isn't that so we can help you better.)
Have you put a root view in yet? There needs to be one background root view that everything else is placed in. (Send us a screenshot if your problem isn't that so we can help you better.)
C CodeBreaker macrumors 6502 Nov 5, 2010 494 1 Sea of Tranquility Oct 12, 2012 #3 adildacoolset said: The window I have is scaling everything I add in it to full screen by default, and I can't seem to change it. How do I prevent that? Click to expand... A very wild guess: Auto Layout? Try disabling it in the first tab of the inspector panel.
adildacoolset said: The window I have is scaling everything I add in it to full screen by default, and I can't seem to change it. How do I prevent that? Click to expand... A very wild guess: Auto Layout? Try disabling it in the first tab of the inspector panel.
A adildacoolset macrumors 65816 Original poster Sep 5, 2011 1,163 182 Lusaka, Zambia(If you know where it is) Oct 12, 2012 #4 CodeBreaker said: A very wild guess: Auto Layout? Try disabling it in the first tab of the inspector panel. Click to expand... Thanks for the input. I'm an intense noob.
CodeBreaker said: A very wild guess: Auto Layout? Try disabling it in the first tab of the inspector panel. Click to expand... Thanks for the input. I'm an intense noob.
waterskier2007 macrumors 68000 Jun 19, 2007 1,877 243 Novi, MI Oct 12, 2012 #5 I don't think you are supposed to prevent it. It is just a default behavior which causes new resizable objects to snap to the bounds of the view. Once you place it in, you can grab the corners or sides and resize it though.
I don't think you are supposed to prevent it. It is just a default behavior which causes new resizable objects to snap to the bounds of the view. Once you place it in, you can grab the corners or sides and resize it though.
C CodeBreaker macrumors 6502 Nov 5, 2010 494 1 Sea of Tranquility Oct 12, 2012 #6 adildacoolset said: Thanks for the input. I'm an intense noob. Click to expand... Heh, it has freaked me out too
adildacoolset said: Thanks for the input. I'm an intense noob. Click to expand... Heh, it has freaked me out too