About that new on OnValidate: If you change private void OnValidate to protected virtual in ToggleSwitch, you won't need the new 😶 Just make the OnValidate inside the inheriting classes protected override like the other methods that work like that. I must have had a glitch in my thoughts when I wrote that, sorry :) Already corrected it in the Github files.
Great tutorial as always @ChristinaCreatesGames!. Question... couldn't you have learped the image switch (night/day for example) using a canvas group alpha? Asking because I'm trying to do it for a switch that shows an ON / OFF text
Thank you =D! I guess you can go the route of having chhild objects and working with transparency, too :)! What I like about the shader one is that those could be animated, as well :D It's a tiny thing and probably not readable at the typical size of a UI toggle, but I like having the option.
This is so incredibly polished! Great job!
Thank you =D!
Your videos are always great! I was excited to see a follow up to the other one
Thank you so much 💛
About that new on OnValidate: If you change private void OnValidate to protected virtual in ToggleSwitch, you won't need the new 😶 Just make the OnValidate inside the inheriting classes protected override like the other methods that work like that. I must have had a glitch in my thoughts when I wrote that, sorry :) Already corrected it in the Github files.
These look amazing! You never fail to impress
Thank you :D
Merry Christmas Christina. 🎅🏽
Merry Christmas :)!
Great tutorial as always @ChristinaCreatesGames!.
Question... couldn't you have learped the image switch (night/day for example) using a canvas group alpha?
Asking because I'm trying to do it for a switch that shows an ON / OFF text
Great tutorial!!
Thank you!
Great video
Thank you =D!
I wonder if you could just have a child of background image and change the transparency in place of a shader. PS: your videos are great!
Thank you =D!
I guess you can go the route of having chhild objects and working with transparency, too :)! What I like about the shader one is that those could be animated, as well :D It's a tiny thing and probably not readable at the typical size of a UI toggle, but I like having the option.
This is not working for me..I cannot recolor the toggle..Do I need the Flag Coloring script, that is missing from yout github?? please help, tnx