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As recommended my project’s resolution is set to a 1:1 ratio (720 by 720) to accommodate Portrait and Landscape mode. I set the Stretch Mode to “viewport” and the aspect to “expand” to fit the screen to any device. I keep the Screen and Buttons as separate nodes so that I can rearrange them based on device orientation. Both nodes are children of the Game Control, which is anchored to the Center Top:

On all devices Portrait mode works perfectly, and on most devices Landscape does too. I don’t even have to move the GreenScreen node, the program just centers it automatically when rotating to Landscape. When it does work, the layout changes like this:

However only some Android devices will behave incorrectly when it rotates to Landscape orientation. This happens instead:

This behavior persists even if I change the GreenScreen node into a Control and try to anchor it to the Center Top. How can I standardize the behavior to always center the screen on all devices? As long as the GreenScreen node always centers itself for all devices, I should be able to arrange everything else correctly.

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