This simple Unity project shows how you can easily create dynamic UIs. This allows for the usage of the same UI in different situations and for the use of different UIs in the same situation (to have multiple themes for example).

In the Assets folder of this project you'll find two folder, OLD and NEW, that you are encouraged to explore. They show two different implementations of the way dynamic UIs are managed.

1. Download the project (using git clone or downloading the zip file)
2. Open the project in Unity
3. Select a scene in either OLD or NEW format and open it
4. Press Play and see that a UI was created
5. Explore the code.

Create a Prefab starting with a Canvas and create a Hook, this bundle will allow you to create multiple prefabs for the same Hook.

Drag one of the prefabs in Old/Prefabs/UI to the scene to see how it is being used. Play special attention to the way the buttons interact with the hook.

OLD: Create a Class that inherits Control and implement your code there.

NEW: Create a Class and implement your code there, instantiate a Control Class and use it to show/hide your UI.

See MainScript.cs and YesNoControl.cs to see how it is made.

Ricardo Rodrigues - [email protected]