UI – Binary Impact GmbH

You can disable the UI layer for the sceneview in the „Layers“ dropdown

Sebastian Pohl2021-01-07T10:35:41+01:00

#UnityTip If you are annoyed by clicking the UI by mistake when selecting objects in your scene you can disable the UI layer for the sceneview in the "Layers" dropdown.#gamedev #indiedev pic.twitter.com/TBiMBlf5a6

— Binary Impact (@BinaryImpactG) May 5, 2020

You can disable the UI layer for the sceneview in the „Layers“ dropdownSebastian Pohl2021-01-07T10:35:41+01:00

Did you encounter a problem with the new InputSystem rebinding UI?

Sebastian Pohl2021-01-07T13:32:33+01:00

Did you encounter a problem with the new InputSystem rebinding UI? It does not record space or return? The cause is the EventSystem catching those keys for the button navigation.

Our #Unitytips for this week: Update the EventSystem component to prevent this!#gamedev #indiedev pic.twitter.com/GqE2CGurpl

— Binary Impact (@BinaryImpactG) February 25, 2020

Did you encounter a problem with the new InputSystem rebinding UI?Sebastian Pohl2021-01-07T13:32:33+01:00

You can use a scriptable object to store settings for your project and have it change the objects in real time in the editor

Sebastian Pohl2021-01-07T13:41:57+01:00

Here is the Code. The Red Box is the scriptable object. Subscribe to the UnityAction to get a callback when the color changes. pic.twitter.com/BpxLnABXPB

— Binary Impact (@BinaryImpactG) January 14, 2020

You can use a scriptable object to store settings for your project and have it change the objects in real time in the editorSebastian Pohl2021-01-07T13:41:57+01:00

Do you know that problem when your button text child object does not follow the highlight of the button?

Sebastian Pohl2020-03-17T08:29:53+01:00

#Unitytips Do you know that problem when your button text child object does not follow the highlight of the button?
A few lines of code can change that. Just attach a script like this to the text object.#gamedev #ui #indiedev #coding pic.twitter.com/8XqqdnA1mH

— Binary Impact (@BinaryImpactG) November 5, 2019

Do you know that problem when your button text child object does not follow the highlight of the button?Sebastian Pohl2020-03-17T08:29:53+01:00

How to make a #sprite #animation. Create your multiple sprite asset with the spriteeditor

Sebastian Pohl2020-03-17T08:31:14+01:00

#unitytips How to make a #sprite #animation. Create your multiple sprite asset with the spriteeditor. Drag & Drop it to the scene, name the animation and thats it. Animation by @Tscholdes #indiedev #gamedev pic.twitter.com/gr1gPeLS7T

— Binary Impact (@BinaryImpactG) June 18, 2019

How to make a #sprite #animation. Create your multiple sprite asset with the spriteeditorSebastian Pohl2020-03-17T08:31:14+01:00

Randomize the starting point of an #animation to give a more natural feeling to a tiled animation with just one line of #code

Sebastian Pohl2020-03-17T08:31:38+01:00

#unitytips Randomize the starting point of an #animation to give a more natural feeling to a tiled animation with just one line of #code:
gameObject.GetComponent<Animator>() .Play(0,-1, Random.value);#indiedev #gamedev pic.twitter.com/D7FPiqwRFw

— Binary Impact (@BinaryImpactG) June 4, 2019

Randomize the starting point of an #animation to give a more natural feeling to a tiled animation with just one line of #codeSebastian Pohl2020-03-17T08:31:38+01:00

A reason why #dotween from @demigiant is one of the best assets

Sebastian Pohl2020-03-17T08:32:12+01:00

#unitytips A reason why #dotween from @demigiant is one of the best assets: You can delay e.g. a SetActive call from a gameobject by 1s by simply calling DOVirtual.DelayedCall ( 1, ( )=> myGO.SetActive ( true ) ); It saved me a lot of Coroutine juggle today. #gamedev #indiedev

— Binary Impact (@BinaryImpactG) May 21, 2019

A reason why #dotween from @demigiant is one of the best assetsSebastian Pohl2020-03-17T08:32:12+01:00

Want to pass more then one variable when clicking an UI Button?

Sebastian Pohl2020-03-17T08:32:58+01:00

#unitytips Want to pass more then one variable when clicking an UI Button? You can always set it with a little script. #madewithunity #csharp #gamedev #indiedev #coding pic.twitter.com/TEFigpBz9v

— Binary Impact (@BinaryImpactG) April 2, 2019

Want to pass more then one variable when clicking an UI Button?Sebastian Pohl2020-03-17T08:32:58+01:00