Selectors

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Horizontal Selector

Basically, think of this thing as a dropdown, but the navigation is managed by only with next and previous controls. In most cases, it’s more user (and controller) friendly.

Mode Selector

This is just a simple UI element that lets you choose between specified mods/items. It can be used for level selection, mode selection, skill selection or whatever you want. You can think of this thing as a fancy radio button.

Localization

In order to use the localization system with selectors, you can select the object and assign a valid localization key for each ‘Key’ field. Everything will be handled automatically as long as the localization system is active.

Scripting

				
					using UnityEngine;
using Michsky.UI.Beam; // Namespace

public class SampleClass : MonoBehaviour
{
    [SerializeField] private HorizontalSelector horSelector;
    [SerializeField] private ModeSelector modeSelector;

    void HorizontalSelector()
    {
        // Set next or previous item
        horSelector.NextItem();
        horSelector.PreviousItem();

        // Set specific item index and update the visuals
        horSelector.index = 1;
        horSelector.defaultIndex = 1;
        horSelector.UpdateUI();

        // Create or delete items
        horSelector.CreateNewItem("New Item");
        horSelector.RemoveItem("New Item");

        // Process events based on the given index
        horSelector.onValueChanged.Invoke(1);

        // Process specific item event based on the given index
        horSelector.items[1].onItemSelect.Invoke();

        // Register a new event
        horSelector.onValueChanged.AddListener(TestFunction);
    }

    void ModeSelector()
    {
        // Select a mode item based on the given index
        modeSelector.SelectMode(1);

        // Open or close item popup
        modeSelector.OpenPopup();
        modeSelector.ClosePopup();

        // Or automatically animate it
        modeSelector.AnimatePopup();

        // Set the interaction state
        modeSelector.Interactable(true);
    }

    void TestFunction(int value)
    {
        Debug.Log("Selector item selected: " + value);
    }
}