Fixed UI scaling bug for different aspect ratios #530
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This PR addresses issue #518.
To fix it, I made a new script, UIScaling.cs, and attached it to the Canvas object which contains the loading screen. In this script, I gets the screen's width and height, and readjust the canvas size to reference this size and scale to it, so that it works for any resolution.
Here is a video demonstrating this fix, where I load the loading screen in first 16:9 aspect ratio, then 21:9 aspect ratio, then 21:5 aspect ratio. For all ratios, the loading screen looked the same, demonstrating how it now scales properly for all kinds of displays.
https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/73858910/233741803-7608340c-85b0-46cf-a1c4-b2fcb2337ded.mp4