Scaleform Studio Lua API Reference: scaleform.ViewAlignModes enumeration reference

scaleform.ViewAlignModes enumeration reference
Enumeration values
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Description

The view alignment mode of the stage.

scaleform.Stage.set_view_alignment()

Enumeration values

BottomCenter
The view is aligned in the bottom center of the screen.
BottomLeft
The view is aligned in the bottom left of the screen.
BottomRight
The view is aligned in the bottom right of the screen.
Center
The view is aligned in the center of the screen.
CenterLeft
The view is aligned in the center left of the screen.
CenterRight
The view is aligned in the center right of the screen.
TopCenter
The view is aligned in the top center of the screen.
TopLeft
The view is aligned in the top left of the screen.
TopRight
The view is aligned in the top right of the screen.
 scaleform.Stage.set_view_alignment (alignType)
Sets the current alignment mode for the stage.  scaleform.ViewAlignModes.BottomCenter
The view is aligned in the bottom center of the screen.  scaleform.ViewAlignModes.BottomLeft
The view is aligned in the bottom left of the screen.  scaleform.ViewAlignModes.BottomRight
The view is aligned in the bottom right of the screen.  scaleform.ViewAlignModes.Center
The view is aligned in the center of the screen.  scaleform.ViewAlignModes.CenterLeft
The view is aligned in the center left of the screen.  scaleform.ViewAlignModes.CenterRight
The view is aligned in the center right of the screen.  scaleform.ViewAlignModes.TopCenter
The view is aligned in the top center of the screen.  scaleform.ViewAlignModes.TopLeft
The view is aligned in the top left of the screen.  scaleform.ViewAlignModes.TopRight
The view is aligned in the top right of the screen.  alignType : scaleform.ViewAlignModes
One of the alignment types available.  scaleform.ViewAlignModes
The view alignment mode of the stage. Indicates a table.
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