XML/Inset

<Inset> defines padding or overflow from a region's edges. <Inset left="" right="" bottom="" top="" /> <Inset> <AbsInset left="" right="" bottom="" top="" /> <RelInset left="" right="" bottom="" top="" /> <Inset>

• left - (+) padding or (-) overflow from the left edge, scaling dependent.
• right - (+) padding or (-) overflow from the right edge, scaling dependent.
• bottom - (+) padding or (-) overflow from the bottom edge, scaling dependent.
• top - (+) padding or (-) overflow from the top edge, scaling dependent.

<AbsInset> uses scaling-dependent coordinates; equivalent to attributes on the <Inset> tag itself.

<RelInset> multiplies coordinates by 1560 (16:9) or 1250 (4:3) before applying scaling.

• This documentation differs from the official schema:
• <Inset> accepts, similar to <AbsInset>, despite the schema requiring.
• <RelInset> silently defaults each value to 0.0 despite the schema requiring all four attributes.
• The ratio for <RelInset> is evident from in-game testing (see below), but the reason for it to be about 1560 or 1250 is unclear.
• Changing the aspect ratio during gameplay has no effect, and returns 0.

<HitRectInsets> inherits from <Inset> when causing a tiny frame (white) to be interactive over a larger area (red):

From FrameXML\OptionsFrameTemplates.xml, to click a checkbox up to 100 pixels to the right of the box itself: <CheckButton name="OptionsCheckButtonTemplate" inherits="UICheckButtonTemplate" virtual="true"> <HitRectInsets> <AbsInset left="0" right="-100" top="0" bottom="0"/> </HitRectInsets> </CheckButton>

The following tags inherit <Insets>:

• <HitRectInsets>, a child element of.
• <TextInsets>, a child element of.