Unity UIToolkit - Introduction To Editor Scripting

Unity UIToolkit – Introduction To Editor Scripting | Udemy
English | Size: 1.61 GB
Genre: eLearning

What you’ll learn
Create custom Editor Windows for Unity using the UIToolkit.
Visually build your editor UI using the new UIBuilder.
Understand how uss, uxml, and C# work together to drive the look, structure and logic of your editor window.
Create a simple in-editor task list to help track your project progress.

Want to create your own editor tools in Unity to help improve your workflow? Or tidy up those script variables to make them easier to work with in the inspector?

In this course, we’ll take you through basic editor scripting using Unity’s new UIToolkit.

You’ll be introduced to the UI Builder, which is a nice visual interface for crafting new editor windows. You’ll learn how many of the common elements work including; the basic visual element, text labels, buttons, toggles and input fields.

You’ll also be introduced to USS and UXML (based on the css and xml standards), which are used to drive the look and structure of your editor windows.

Learn how to talk to these visual elements via a C# editor script and tie everything together by creating a custom task list window, which will allow you to record your unfinished project tasks and progress directly within Unity.

This course is aimed at a beginner plus to intermediate level. You’ll need a basic understanding of the Unity interface and C# (if you’ve taken any of our other Unity courses then you should be good to go).

All students have access to the Q&A forums where our Instructors, Teaching Assistants and Community are ready to help answer your questions and cheer on your success.

Ready to supercharge your Unity editor? Come join the course now!

Who this course is for:
Anyone interested in learning more about basic editor scripting and/or using Unity’s new UIToolkit.
Folks who want to create their own editor tools in Unity to help improve their workflow.
Folks who want to tidy up script variables to make them easier to work with in the inspector.