Minimum distance between the message and the left/right screen
borders before the message is wrapped in two (or more) lines.
This works together with
maxWidth.
(in Assembly-CSharp-firstpass.dll) Version: 0.0.0.0
When center aligned (TopCenter, MiddleCenter, BottomCenter),
this uses both screen edges; note that this may not give you
perfectly correct results if using X-offsets! When left or
right align (all the others), this uses the actual x-position
and
innerAnchor to find out where the message is
going and then assures that it doesn't get closer to the
screen border the message is point to (i.e. left align results
in padding against the right screen border, right align
results in padding against the left screen boder).
Default is 20F. This assumes scale = 1; with scale > 1,
the message might clip at the screen borders. Obviously, this
only has an effect with long messages. MinPaddingX is used,
when the resulting width is smaller than the one defined in
maxWidth. Set to a negative value if you only
want to use maxWidth (padding will then be ignored).
This uses normalized coordinates (i.e. if you are on a
high density display, e.g. Retina, the value will be
multiplied with 2).
