Unity3d GUI Learning

The Unity3d has a built-in GUI,

First, use the GUI to implement a button, and click Implement Trigger,

void Ongui () {//gui. button (new Rect (10,10,50,50), "Nihaoa"), if (GUI. button (new Rect (), "button") {Debug.Log ("wo shi Yi ge an niu");}}

Here the screen will create a button, click on the button, the following sentence will appear:

Use of text input boxes:

Note that the assignment here will be assigned to itself, otherwise each frame will be displayed, the previous value is brushed off

Using unityengine;using System.collections;public class Getbutton:monobehaviour {//Use this for Initializationpublic Re CT rec;    public string Text;void Start () {       text  =  "Please enter";} Update is called once per framevoid Update () {}void Ongui () {              text =  GUI. TextField (New Rect (0, 0, +, +), text);}}

　　

check box:

Using unityengine;using System.collections;public class Getbutton:monobehaviour {//Use the For initialization    pub LIC bool Toogbalet = true;    public bool Toogbalem = false;void Start () {     }//update was called once per framevoid update () {}void Ongui () {        to Ogbalet = GUI. Toggle (New Rect (0, 0, +,), Toogbalet, "Sport");        Toogbalem = GUI. Toggle (New Rect (), Toogbalem, "Art");}

You can implement, select and cancel the effects, each time you click, will refresh the Toogbalet value to determine the effect of the display:

Implementation of the progress bar:

Using unityengine;using System.collections;public class Getbutton:monobehaviour {//Use the For initialization    pub Lic float hsliaervalue = 0f;void Start () {     }//update is called once per framevoid update () {}void Ongui () {        Hsli Aervalue = GUI. Horizontalslider (New Rect, Hsliaervalue, 0, 10);}}

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Unity3d GUI Learning