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Creating UI in Unity | Unity UI and Sounds
Unity for Beginners
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Unity for Beginners

Unity for Beginners

1. Unity Introduction
2. Write your First Script
3. Unity Physics
4. Unity UI and Sounds
5. Polishing and Export your Game

Creating UI in Unity

Choose the type of UI element you want to add (e.g., Button, Text, Image) from the "UI" menu.

This will add the selected UI element as a child of the Canvas in the scene.(it will create a canvas if it doesn’t exist)

Use the Scene view to position and size the UI elements as desired. You can click and drag UI elements to move them around and use the handles on the corners and edges to resize them.

With the UI element selected in the Hierarchy window, you can customize its properties in the Inspector window. Adjust properties such as text content, color, font size, image sprite, and others to customize the appearance of the UI element.

To make UI elements interactive, you can add event listeners and scripts. Select the UI element you want to add interactivity to. In the Inspector window, click on the "Add Component" button and add a script that handles user input (e.g., Button onClick events).

Next let’s make something happen when we click on the button. First click on the plus button.

Next click on the player and drag and drop it there on the object filed.

Next, click on the arrow next to "No function":

Since we want the player to restart their position, we need to click on the playerMVT and select the RestartLevel() function.

This means when the player click on the button we will restart the level.

What’s next:

Next we will see how to create a main menu and how to link two scenes together.

Which Unity component acts as a container for UI elements?

Select the correct answer

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Section 4. Chapter 2
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