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Button scripting style

Discussion in 'Scripting' started by benjaminver89, Oct 28, 2015.

  1. benjaminver89

    benjaminver89

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    What i wanna do is to create a button (button were dynamically created) that looks like to Windows tills : perfect rectangle with an image that fill the background.
    Unfortunately, documentation on GUIStyle is very (very) succinct.
    Is there somebody that can help me ?
    Thanks
     
    benjaminver89, Oct 28, 2015
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  2. gorbit99

    gorbit99

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    To make a GUIStyle, you need to create one first in the editor, set it's values, and then assign it to a variable as a GUIStyle. If you use the newer GUI, just assign it to it, if you use the legacy GUI system, then you need to put the GUIStyle to the end of the buttonscript: http://docs.unity3d.com/ScriptReference/GUI.Button.html. With the image, there's a variable for it too
     
    gorbit99, Oct 28, 2015
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  3. benjaminver89

    benjaminver89

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    I don't wanna use editor, only scrpting.

    I finaly found something :

    -Create a new GUIStyle. GUIStyle mygui;
    -Apply to buttons. GUI.Button (new Rect (0,0, 355, 200), (Texture2D), mygui)
    It will only show button content (image), not the shape

    -import texture as a Sprite
    You will be able to get right propotion and no a 2^n
     
    benjaminver89, Oct 28, 2015
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