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Gui Button Solid
I am using the following script to make a gui button. How can I edit the transparency of this button?
function OnGUI () {
if (GUI.Button (Rect (25, 25, 500, 50), "Play")) {
}
goodness, you don't know who Hideo $$anonymous$$ojima is ?!
that would be like being an aspiring filmmaker and not knowing about Jaws or Pretty Woman ! heh !
"$$anonymous$$etal Gear Solid", 10 million sales, top ten or twenty game of all time. It is a, or I suppose the, "s$$anonymous$$lth" title. (a "s$$anonymous$$lth" is like an FPS but you can hide behind boxes.) (personally, i have no interest in fps, they are silly, but it's a masterwork of course)
http://blogs.ocweekly.com/heardmentality/2010/03/the_5_most_badass_japanese_game_designers.php
O$$anonymous$$ "$$anonymous$$etal Gear Solid" is an incredibly famous video game, and your question title "Gui Button Solid" sounds humorously similar. You rock.
By using another skin. The transparency is part of the button texture itself. You can design your own buttons by creating a custom GUISkin and replace the textures with your own.
To use your skin you need to tell Unity to use it in OnGUI.
var mySkin : GUISkin; // assign your skin in the inspector
function OnGUI ()
{
GUI.skin = mySkin;
if (GUI.Button (Rect (25,25,500,50), "Play"))
// ...
}
Also if you use different styles then delete "GUI.skin = mySkin;" And add mySkin to the button ie: if(GUI.Button(Rect(25,25,500,50), "Play", mySkin))
I used this script, however the button appears unchanged.
I know. I made the GUI Skin and attached it to the button.
Would I have to add a texture to the background to make the button solid?
@Coreyf716: Exactly! As i said the background texture for most default gui elements is a transparent texture. Also the default skin is quite simple you can probably make a way better one ;)
@landon91235: You can't use a GUISkin as parameter for any GUI function. You can pass a certain GUIStyle, but this has to be created somewhere. Either use a certain style from a GUISkin or create the style manually via code. A GUISkin is much simpler most the time. You can also define custom styles in a Skin and just use the style name in the button.
GUI.Button (Rect (25,25,500,50), "Play", "mycustomstyle");
mycustomstyle needs to be defined in the current skin.
Make a new style or skin with a solid button texture and use that in the button.
I am new to Unity code. I'm unsure of how to code the skin to react on click.
See the Unity docs for GUI code; everything is explained in detail.
