| Publisher | Waybe |
|---|---|
| File size | 2.44MB |
| Number of files | 49 |
| Latest version | 1 |
| Latest release date | 2024-10-22 09:00:25 |
| First release date | 2024-10-22 09:00:25 |
| Supported Unity versions | 2018.4.2 or higher |
UI Transition Color Extensions enhances Unity’s standard UI components—such as Buttons, Toggles, Sliders, and InputFields—by allowing multiple graphic and text elements to respond to state transitions with individual color settings. In Unity's default system, only one target graphic can be assigned to react to state changes. This extension removes that limitation, giving developers the ability to assign a list of graphics or text components, each with its own unique set of colors for every transition state.
This package is ideal for developers who want more control over the visual dynamics of their UI components, making it suitable for any genre or style. Whether you're working on mobile, desktop, or console projects, this package provides an easy-to-use, flexible solution for creating professional-grade UI experiences. The asset includes customizable prefabs, right-click menu integration, and a sample scene to demonstrate different configurations, helping you integrate it quickly into your workflow.
Key Features:
- Extended Color Transitions: Apply independent color settings to multiple UI elements (text or graphics) for different transition states, including normal, highlighted, pressed, selected, and disabled.
- Customizable UI Components: Includes extended versions of Button, Toggle, Slider, and InputField, making it easy to replace standard components in your project with enhanced alternatives.
- Ease of Use: Add extended components via Unity’s right-click menu or the Add Component button in the Inspector. Prefabs and sample scenes are included to get you started quickly.
- Detailed Transition Control: Each UI element can have its own set of color transitions, allowing for highly customizable UI behaviors.
- Full Prefab Support: Prefabs for each extended UI component are included, streamlining integration into any project.
- Example Scene: A demo scene showcasing various uses of the extended components to provide guidance on how they can be integrated into real-world projects.
