Still plugging away at my custom size app for the unity game, here's an early look at the GUI (graphical user interface) as it currently is.
The width and height inputs are, as you would imagine, for the game screen size. And the horizontal and vertical inputs are the coordinates for where you want the game screen to be. The numbers next to those input labels are the value ranges for those inputs and they relate to the height and width of your screen.
The main reason for this post though was to ask about the PPI (pixels per inch) you have on your current set up. The PPI value affects the way my GUI looks and I would like to make sure that it looks best for the most popular PPI size.
You can find your PPI (on a Windows machine) by right clicking on your desktop and selecting 'Screen Resolution' from the context menu...
...then in the Screen Resolution dialogue, click on 'Make text and other items...' to bring up the Display Settings...
...in the Display Settings, click on 'Set Custom Text Size (DPI)' in the left pane to open the 'Custom PPI Settings' dialogue...
...in the 'Custom DPI (PPI) Settings' dialogue you will see your current PPI. Mine is at 115 as shown below, and will no doubt go up as I grow older!
Thanks for any and all responses guys and gals. ; )