Two defects in the tuner, both visible in the in-game logs:
1. AFTER lines read Canvas.scaleFactor immediately after writing, but that is
recomputed in CanvasScaler.Update(), so it reported last frame's value
(showed 1.3333 after ref was set to 1350). Now prints the mathematically
expected scale instead.
2. WORLD_SCALE set CanvasScaler.scaleFactor on WorldSpace canvases, which
HandleWorldCanvas() overwrites with dynamicPixelsPerUnit every frame - the
log showed 'APPLIED scaleFactor 1 -> 0.8' followed by effectiveScale=1.0.
World-space label size is driven by the canvas transform localScale, so it
now scales that, stashing a baseline child so repeated runs don't compound.
Also documents that MATCH must stay 1.0: match .8 + ref 1350 yields 1.281 vs
1.067 at match 1, largely cancelling the shrink.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Pasting the file verbatim was a no-op because the knobs shipped at 1.0, so
every run reported KNOBS ...=1 and changed nothing. Default to HUD_SCALE=0.85
and WORLD_SCALE=0.8 so copying the file straight from the editor actually
exercises the fix.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
In-game capture revealed two canvas families: ScreenSpaceOverlay/
ScaleWithScreenSize (the HUD, ref 1920x1080 match=1) and WorldSpace/
ConstantPixelSize (NamePlate and friends). Unity ignores referenceResolution
in ConstantPixelSize mode, so the old HUD_SCALE knob could never affect the
in-world labels. Split into HUD_SCALE (referenceResolution) and WORLD_SCALE
(scaleFactor), applied per mode.
Also echoes the knob values and logs APPLIED lines, so a stale console edit is
immediately obvious instead of looking like the fix did nothing.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
CanvasScaler.scaleFactor only applies to ConstantPixelSize mode, so the old
SCALE_MULT knob would have done nothing. Replaced with HUD_SCALE, implemented
via referenceResolution.y (effective scale = screenH/refH), which genuinely
shrinks the HUD while giving the layout MORE logical room - the right lever
for overlapping text.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
orthographicSize is constant at 5.0 across 1920x1080 and 5120x1440 (visible
height 10.0, width 17.8 -> 35.6). The camera is already textbook Hor+ and needs
no patch - the entire ultrawide problem is HUD scaling.
CanvasScaler match=0.453 gave scaleFactor 1.948 (ballooned HUD); match=1 gives
1.333 with logical height exactly 1080 (the design height). Adds a live tuner
with independent match / scaleFactor / referenceResolution knobs to chase the
remaining text overlap.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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