Category UIToolkit

If you’re using Unity’s UIToolkit you’ll sooner-or-later run into this nasty bug: two boxes side-by-side but the border in-between is twice as thick as it should be. In the image below we wanted the boxes on the right (‘a-aaa’ and … continue reading

For making in-game UI your best option is Unity’s own UnityUI paired with Flexbox4Unity, allowing you to use modern CSS3/Flexbox layouts within Unity’s UI system, with RectTransforms etc working seamlessly together (but without all the problems of ContentSizeFitter not … continue reading

This tutorial is for anyone writing editor UI’s – e.g. Custom Inspectors, EditorWindows, etc – using Unity’s new UIElements/UIToolkit. Make sure you’ve read the previous articles on core concepts and how to access the root container/VisualElement.

(NB: UIToolkit doesn’t … continue reading

This tutorial is for anyone writing editor UI’s – e.g. Custom Inspectors, EditorWindows, etc – using Unity’s new UIElements/UIToolkit. Make sure you’ve read the previous articles on core concepts and how to access the root container/VisualElement.

(NB: UIToolkit doesn’t … continue reading

This tutorial is for anyone writing editor UI’s – e.g. Custom Inspectors, EditorWindows, etc – using Unity’s new UIElements/UIToolkit. Make sure you’ve read the previous articles on core concepts and how to access the root container/VisualElement.

(NB: UIToolkit doesn’t … continue reading

To recap … in Part 1, we learned:

• You can create UIToolkit UI’s entirely in code, with no CSS files, no extra documents, everything in one place: easy to write, easy to maintain, simple and efficient
• Everything in UIToolkit

Unity has three different UI frameworks that run in parallel (IMGUI, UnityUI, and UIElements/UIToolkit). The latest of these is UIToolkit (identical to UIElements, but the marketing team renamed it), and it’s really very good – but most of the docs … continue reading