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Mastering UI Development with Unity

You're reading from   Mastering UI Development with Unity Develop engaging and immersive user interfaces with Unity

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Product type Paperback
Published in Jun 2024
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781803235394
Length 638 pages
Edition 2nd Edition
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Dr. Ashley Godbold Dr. Ashley Godbold
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Table of Contents (28) Chapters Close

Preface 1. Part 1: Designing User Interfaces
2. Chapter 1: Designing User Interfaces FREE CHAPTER 3. Chapter 2: Designing Mobile User Interfaces 4. Chapter 3: Designing VR, MR, and AR UI 5. Chapter 4: Universal Design and Accessibility for UI 6. Chapter 5: User Interface and Input Systems in Unity 7. Part 2: Unity UI Basics
8. Chapter 6: Canvases, Panels, and Basic Layouts 9. Chapter 7: Exploring Automatic Layouts 10. Chapter 8: The Event System and Programming for UI 11. Part 3: The Interactable Unity UI Components
12. Chapter 9: The UI Button Component 13. Chapter 10: UI Text and TextMeshPro 14. Chapter 11: UI Images and Effects 15. Chapter 12: Using Masks, Scrollbars, and Scroll Views 16. Chapter 13: Other Interactable UI Components 17. Part 4: Unity UI Advanced Topics
18. Chapter 14: Animating UI Elements 19. Chapter 15: Particles in the UI 20. Chapter 16: Utilizing World Space UI 21. Chapter 17: Optimizing Unity UI 22. Part 5: Other UI and Input Systems
23. Chapter 18: Getting Started with UI Toolkit 24. Chapter 19: Working with IMGUI 25. Chapter 20: The New Input System 26. Index 27. Other Books You May Enjoy

Other mobile inputs

When designing for mobile, it’s important to remember that the input works a little differently than it does with a computer or console game. Most of the input on a mobile is controlled by the touchscreen, accelerometer, or gyroscope. This opens up a different set of design choices for you when creating mobile games.

Touchscreen devices can generally access multiple touches. You can use multi-touch for different types of interactions, but the most common usage of multi-touch allows the player to pinch-to-zoom. In Chapter 8, we will discuss how to use multi-touch input to create pan and pinch-to-zoom functionality in a game.

Most mobile devices have a built-in accelerometer and many also have a gyroscope. Without getting too technical in describing how they actually work, the difference between the accelerometer and the gyroscope is what they measure. The accelerometer measures acceleration within the 3D coordinate system and the gyroscope measures rotation...

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