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Unity UI Toolkit
Rating: 3.7 out of 5(47 ratings)
326 students

Unity UI Toolkit

Build UI common across all games using an HTML inspired markup language & stylesheets
Last updated 12/2021
English

What you'll learn

  • How to build UI using the UI Toolkit package
  • How to implement a save system using ScriptableObjects
  • How to manage scenes using the Addressables package
  • How to implement a UI to configure visual and audio settings

Course content

9 sections44 lectures3h 44m total length
  • Introduction1:14
  • UI Toolkit Overview3:10

Requirements

  • In depth knowledge of Unity
  • A solid understanding of C#

Description

In this course, we will design and implement user interfaces that are common across all games, using the Unity UI Toolkit package. The UI Toolkit makes it easier for people with a web developer background to create user interfaces in Unity.

Who is this course for?

This is an advanced course designed for those who already have a fundamental grasp of Unity, and want to learn how to add user interfaces to their game using SOLID design principles.

Are there any course requirements?

  • A solid understanding of C#

  • Previous experience using Unity

What you will learn:

  • How to work with Unity's new UI Toolkit and UI Builder

  • How to implement a save system using ScriptableObjects

  • How to manage scenes using ScriptableObjects

  • How to use Unity's Addressable Asset System

  • How to create custom controls

  • How to create a loading screen that displays the progress of assets being downloaded from Google's Cloud Platform

  • How to design a main menu

  • How to implement a health bar

  • How to write code that's efficient and modular 

  • How to create a settings screen that can be used to adjust the game’s volume and resolution

  • How to implement a pause menu that pauses the game as long as it remains open

  • How to make use of USS properties

  • How to create responsive user interfaces that adjust to various screen sizes

If all this sounds appealing to you, please join me, and I’ll see you inside the course.

Who this course is for:

  • Indie game developers
  • Programmers