Unity Sprite Scaling For Beginners - 9 Slice Tricks
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
- Unity Sprite Scaling for beginners
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Here are some tricks you can do with scaling your sprites by 9 Slicing them. This will allow you to rescale UI images with a border that scales to fit the size but stays nice and crisp around the edges. Learn the basics of using the Unity Sprite Editor.
This can also be used on sprites for in your game so that you can sale objects such as fences and ladders to automatically tile.
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Here are the links mentioned in the video:
9 Slicing Unity Doc reference - docs.unity3d.c...
Kenney Industrial Platform Sprite Pack - kenney.nl/asse...
Kenny UI Sprite Pack - kenney.nl/asse...
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This is what I was looking for. I'm using a lot of other assets from several packs and they implement this in their packs but I had no idea how they were doing it. This helped clear that up beautifully. Thanks for your time and efforts.
Glad to hear it, thanks a lot for watching
Man that's a great explanation. I found this video as the top result for "unity how to 9 slice" and was pleasantly amused that you're using the exact same Kenney pack that I was trying to 9-slice. Thanks!
Thanks, I use Kenney stuff all the time if I need something royalty free.
Thanks so much for this. I'm primarily a programmer and wasn't even sure what to look for to resolve this issue.
Glad it helped, thanks for checking it out.
I've been looking for this info for ages and for some reason I never found the right thing before. Thank you!!!!
Glad I could help! Thanks for watching
I keep forgetting how to do this and keep digging around for a tutorial when I need it. Thanks for doing this. Liked and saved.
awesome, glad you can get some use out of it
Thats definitely'll come in handy! Thank you for clear and smooth tutotial!
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks a lot, as a programmer I didnt know about 9 slice, really useful!
Glad it was helpful!
This is awesome! I knew about the first application, but I never thought to use 9-slicing on things like fences. Thanks for this!
No problem, yeah I just found out about that second use recently as well. Makes sense I just never thought of it either.
Thanks a lot.
Had never heard of this, pretty cool
Glad it helped then, I remember the first time I learned about it and was like this makes so much since how come I never thought of it before.
Thanks so much for this :)
Thanks for watching, glad you liked it.
Nice video, bit of a misleading tyhumbnail though :) i know it's accomplished with th esame technique but people want what they clicked on generally.
Yeah i get that i just cant legally provide that art but swapping the sprite we use with any sprite out after should look exactly the same. I tried to find some cleaner looking ones i could distribute but Kenney seemed the best. I was worried about that actually but have been trying to make all the thumbnails in a theme to look similar in style. I will do some more searching to see if i can find something i could update the video sprites with yet.
Thanks for the feedback on that, I was worried about it as I dont want it to feel misleading for future videos.