| Publisher | narayana games |
|---|---|
| File size | 5.51MB |
| Number of files | 131 |
| Latest version | 1.0.1 |
| Latest release date | 2015-08-27 11:14:16 |
| First release date | 2015-02-09 09:54:16 |
| Supported Unity versions | 2018.4.2 or higher |
Early Adopter Price: $15 (instead of $50 - 70% off!)
STUUI is a simple, yet powerful way to add skins / templates to your Unity UI GUIs. It's so flexible that you can even use it for localization! The original idea was to have a central place to store certain color values that could then easily be changed without having to run through each every single Graphic-component in your GUI in every scene of your game. But to make it a complete solution, more features were added.
STUUI uses "the Unity way" for templating: You reference Prefabs from your actual GUI and by changing the prefabs, your GUI immediately changes. However, the approach is very versatile: You could also define one reference button in your scene, for example, and then link that button from all other buttons in that same scene to have changes in that one button applied to all the other buttons immediately.
Here's a link to the full API documentation: STUUI API Documentation
And a link to a little PDF introducing you to the basics: STUUI Basics
You can ask questions about this package directly on the STUUI Unity Forum Thread
Intro Video
STUUI is a simple, yet powerful way to add skins / templates to your Unity UI GUIs. It's so flexible that you can even use it for localization! The original idea was to have a central place to store certain color values that could then easily be changed without having to run through each every single Graphic-component in your GUI in every scene of your game. But to make it a complete solution, more features were added.
STUUI uses "the Unity way" for templating: You reference Prefabs from your actual GUI and by changing the prefabs, your GUI immediately changes. However, the approach is very versatile: You could also define one reference button in your scene, for example, and then link that button from all other buttons in that same scene to have changes in that one button applied to all the other buttons immediately.
Here's a link to the full API documentation: STUUI API Documentation
And a link to a little PDF introducing you to the basics: STUUI Basics
You can ask questions about this package directly on the STUUI Unity Forum Thread
Intro Video
