This class lets you define an axis on which to flip a "two sided" UI element (made of two separate and usually aligned objects, effectively turning each side on/off everytime the container's scale goes above/below a certain threshold
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GameObject | Front |
| the object to consider as the "front" of the two sided element. Will be visible if the scale is above the threshold More...
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GameObject | Back |
| the object to consider as the "back" of the two sided element. Will be visible if the scale is below the threshold More...
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Axis | FlipAxis |
| the axis on which to flip this object More...
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float | ScaleThreshold = 0f |
| the scale threshold at which the flip should occur More...
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UnityEvent | OnFlip |
| an event to invoke on flip More...
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bool | DebugMode |
| whether or not we're in debug mode More...
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float | ScaleValue |
| the value to apply to the scale when in debug mode More...
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bool | BackVisible = false |
| whether or not our object is flipped right now More...
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virtual void | Start () |
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virtual void | Initialization () |
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virtual void | Update () |
| On Update we update visibility if needed More...
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virtual void | IfEditor () |
| If in editor, we initialize if needed, and apply the debug scale value if needed More...
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virtual float | GetScaleValue () |
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This class lets you define an axis on which to flip a "two sided" UI element (made of two separate and usually aligned objects, effectively turning each side on/off everytime the container's scale goes above/below a certain threshold
◆ Axis
the possible axis on which to flip the double object
◆ GetScaleValue()
virtual float MoreMountains.Tools.MMTwoSidedUI.GetScaleValue |
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Returns the scale of the selected axis
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◆ IfEditor()
virtual void MoreMountains.Tools.MMTwoSidedUI.IfEditor |
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If in editor, we initialize if needed, and apply the debug scale value if needed
◆ Initialization()
virtual void MoreMountains.Tools.MMTwoSidedUI.Initialization |
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On init we grab our rect transform and initialize visibility
◆ Start()
virtual void MoreMountains.Tools.MMTwoSidedUI.Start |
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On Start we initialize our object
◆ Update()
virtual void MoreMountains.Tools.MMTwoSidedUI.Update |
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On Update we update visibility if needed
◆ _initialized
bool MoreMountains.Tools.MMTwoSidedUI._initialized = false |
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◆ _rectTransform
RectTransform MoreMountains.Tools.MMTwoSidedUI._rectTransform |
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◆ Back
GameObject MoreMountains.Tools.MMTwoSidedUI.Back |
the object to consider as the "back" of the two sided element. Will be visible if the scale is below the threshold
◆ BackVisible
bool MoreMountains.Tools.MMTwoSidedUI.BackVisible = false |
whether or not our object is flipped right now
◆ DebugMode
bool MoreMountains.Tools.MMTwoSidedUI.DebugMode |
whether or not we're in debug mode
◆ FlipAxis
Axis MoreMountains.Tools.MMTwoSidedUI.FlipAxis |
the axis on which to flip this object
◆ Front
GameObject MoreMountains.Tools.MMTwoSidedUI.Front |
the object to consider as the "front" of the two sided element. Will be visible if the scale is above the threshold
◆ OnFlip
UnityEvent MoreMountains.Tools.MMTwoSidedUI.OnFlip |
an event to invoke on flip
◆ ScaleThreshold
float MoreMountains.Tools.MMTwoSidedUI.ScaleThreshold = 0f |
the scale threshold at which the flip should occur
◆ ScaleValue
float MoreMountains.Tools.MMTwoSidedUI.ScaleValue |
the value to apply to the scale when in debug mode
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file: