Slider modification: Two values & Two Handles? How?

I'm in need of a slider indicator, in which I can select two values (A low value and a high value). How can I go about this using the Unity UI. Would need two knobs to drag around

 

You would need to customise your own Slider control for that, the base slider won't do it.

Shouldn't be too hard through, just adding another handle and then updating the fill logic to work between the two handle positions.
I'll add a request to the UI Extensions repo (link below) and see if anyone can pick it up.

 

I will literally pay for this feature, if someone can do it

 

rofl, the community have been excellent so far, which is why we have so many controls in the UI extensions project.

Plus the request list (and branches to work on them) is growing. Lots of great ideas

**Edit
Added a proposal to the project here:
https://bitbucket.org/ddreaper/unit...16/a-new-slider-control-that-supports-a-range

 

i am looking for exactly the same thing. maybe someone has developed something similiar so far and wants to share?

 

Hi guys, I already developed this custom component last year for a personal project I was working on, just let me dig into my files and I will share it with you.

 

@SimonDarksideJ and @lermy3d I was just about to do my own implementation for this with two handles on the slider, but didn't want to "reinvent the wheel" if the work is already done. Did either of you find or post the implementation somewhere?

 

Hi Ben, could you give me a couple of nights, I almost have the publish process finished. I will hit you back when is out, top worst scenario this weekend

 

Hello Ben, I just submitted the package to the Unity Store so is a matter of time to be approved, I just got the mail from the Unity store and it can take from 5 to 10 business days, and in some cases it can take a bit longer.

At least is on the his way out!! I will keep you posted.
Regards

 

Depending on your requirements, in 5.2, this is quite easy to "fake". I just used two sliders with the attached scripts and placed them on top of each other (removing or changing the background). This ensures that the minimum value never goes past the maximum and the maximum never goes before the minimum.

That's what I did in my project, feel free to use it if you like:

 

Thanks @lermy3d . Can you tell me what you named it so I can check for it when it's available?

 

Yes is called "Value Range Slider", and is going out for free!

 

@lermy3d Could you submit your package to @SimonDarksideJ at his Unity UI Extensions repository, so we can have faster updates than waiting for the Unity Asset Store?

 

Hi guys! I am happy to share with you the Value Range Slider now published on the asset store, please check it out and share your thoughts and feedback, all the best!

 

I know that is an old post, but maybe anyone could answer. How to assign those scripts to sliders? I am getting an error when trying to assign them:

 

Hello! Did you find a solution to this? I got the same message. I tried to remove the existing Slider script but then the other Variable does not appear on the object so it gives a warning message.

 

That range slider is for the inspector, its not for the UI in game canvas. Anybody knows where i can get one for the game canvas?

 

Works perfect in unity 2018.
(Instructions: create 2 sliders, erase the slider script and replaced for the JScript's; activate the debug view to select the "other" slider script and ready)

 

I also had this requirement recently. I got a workable solution. Give me a few more days and I'll be making a pull request to the UI Extensions library with it. https://github.com/Dover8/Unity-UI-Extensions/tree/range-slider

 

Thanks for this! It's awesome. Possibly found a bug - I'm not able to assign rangeSlider.HighValue via script. Is this known? LowValue works as expected, but HighValue displays the Inspector value until it is modified by the user.

Code (CSharp):

1. rangeSlider.HighValue = PlayerPrefs.GetInt("myHighValue", 1);
2.  

 

Hi Here my self invented methode , hope it satisfy your need
comosed of 2 simple slides in the same place one is inverted from right to left annd a script
to clamp values and to do 1-slidemax.value for the real value

here a link to my youtube chanel for real inventions :
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCk_GE4Jh-SvVcsOcHIwN7Hw/videos?view_as=subscriber

 

Thank you, your solution helped me a lot.
Also I found this but couldn't get it to run. Later I saw that there was an example.

 

rewritten this to U5.6 (C#4)
and add it here before I accidentally delete it again
https://github.com/brogan89/MinMaxSlider

 

@bobadi

How about a third handle along with the min and max?

 

don't know what you mean. it is not my package, I just rewritten some lines for .NET 3.5 (or whatever is used) in Unity 5.6

it is possible to use separate sliders for min and max, above each other, though

you mean handle that moves within min-max range, that would be possible too (setting the limits in code) I guess

 

Yep, just finished building it.

 

Thanks a lot, it saved me tons of time!

 

Just found this , thanks for sharing.