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Remove Button Border
I would like to load a GUI.Button so that only the image assigned to it appears without the frame of the button on the screen. Is this possible?
Take a look at GUIStyle. You'll be able to customize everything from there for your GUI elements.
http://unity3d.com/support/documentation/ScriptReference/GUIStyle.html
The best and simplest solution is to use what you may call the blank style. This works with text and texture buttons and it also applies to other GUI elements.
You can create one by using new GUIStyle() but the prefered way is to use the GUIStyle.none static member. For example:
GUI.Button(someRect, someText, GUIStyle.none);
for a great answer. From Dannysim's comment I knew to look in GUIStyle, and once I got there, after reading over the docs for several $$anonymous$$utes, I decided to try GUIStyle.none, and found it worked perfectly. If only your answer had been upvoted, I would have tried it and saved myself the trouble. I actually returned here with the plan of adding this answer, but then I saw your answer at the bottom, so I upvoted it, and I down voted jahroy. So now hopefully your answer, the best answer, will appear at the top. Edit: $$anonymous$$eh, it's the #2 answer after my votes. Still, as soon as one other person up votes this, it'll be #1.
Like dannyskim says, take a look at GUIStyles to fully customize everything about your GUI elements.
You could also draw a button using the Label style like this:
/* get the label style from the current GUI skin */
var labelStyle : GUIStyle = GUI.skin.label;
GUI.Button(someRect, someText, labelStyle);
The default GUIStyle for labels has no frame or image associated with it.
-1: Just use GUIStyle.none as gaps says in their answer. This one just abuses the GUILabel's default style, which could theoretically someday change to include a border graphic.
Try putting this piece of code: GUI.backgroundColor = new Color(0,0,0,0); infront of your GUI.Button code.
for example:
//back button
GUI.backgroundColor = new Color(0,0,0,0);
if(GUI.Button(new Rect(5*Screen.width/100-Screen.height/12, 44*Screen.height/50, Screen.height/8, Screen.height/8), BackButton))
{
/*go back;*/
}
It worked for me.
