GUI.contentColor vs GUIStyle.normal.textcolor?

Hi,
Iam confusing about using color for displaying text.

I want to set color for my text as following:

Code (csharp):

1.  
2. GUI.contentColor = Color.red;
3. GUILayout.Label("red","my_style");
4. GUI.contentColor = Color.blue;
5. GUILayout.Label("blue","my_style");
6.  

But It is only show black color for my strings.

 

Code:
If you use a style the contentColor doesn't work .
Try this .
GUI.contentColor = Color.red;
GUILayout.Label("red");
GUI.contentColor = Color.blue;
GUILayout.Label("blue");
You can use 2 different styles to obtain the same result

 

Thank cosmin25 for fast replying.

At present, I am using two different GUIStyle to show.

I want to use GUIStyle because I have setting as Padding and Margin.

I think, when we don't set any GUIStyle at GUIStyle parameter of GUILayout.Label, Unity will use default Label GUIStyle. So I made mystyle the same with default setting, but It is not work as about.

 

You are right if you don't put the style it uses the default style .
This is what you want ?
public GUIStyle mystyle;
void OnGUI()
{
mystyle.normal.textColor = Color.red;
GUILayout.Label("red",mystyle);
mystyle.normal.textColor = Color.blue;
GUILayout.Label("blue",mystyle);
}

 

Right, Thanks!

 

The style will be multiplied by the color applied by GUI.contentColor.

So if you have black text, and set the contentColor to red, it will not work (as of Unity 2020)
You need to set a style color to white.