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Init() creates a new window of type ItemDatabase and sets the title of the window via the titleContent property. "Assets/WUG/Sprites/UnknownIcon.png", typeof(Sprite)) M_DefaultItemIcon = (Sprite)AssetDatabase.LoadAssetAtPath( Var styleSheet = AssetDatabase.LoadAssetAtPath VisualElement rootFromUXML = visualTree.Instantiate() Var visualTree = AssetDatabase.LoadAssetAtPath Wnd.titleContent = new GUIContent("Item Database") Have it inherit from EditorWindow and add the following two methods: public class ItemDatabase : EditorWindow Load the windowīeing able to open the window is the first place you’ll want to start, which will be done via the top toolbar.Ĭreate a new script called ItemDatabase. You will be able to add a new item with the + button and delete an existing with the Delete button. The right displays the details of a selected item. The left is a list of all items, populated by assets that exist in the Data folder, which will be created shortly. I just wanted to call this out, so you know for your own projects. You do not need to do this now, since you are not building the UI from scratch. To switch modes, click on the hamburger menu in the Library tab and enable Editor Extension Authoring. UI Builder will default to assuming that any new UXML is intended for runtime, which means that controls that are not supported runtime will be hidden. Remember to check out the Create a runtime inventory UI with UI Toolkit if you need a primer on UI Toolkit and/or UI Builder. The project already has the UI Builder package installed as well.

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UI Toolkit: UXML and USS files for the shell of a UI which you will code on top of.

3rd Party: Icons from the Basic RPG Icons pack.

Once you open the project, you’ll see the following under the Assets/WUG folder:

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Make sure you clone or download the starter project, which is on the GitHub repository. You will focus on the steps necessary to hook it up to the data and make it interactive. Rather than having you build the UI from scratch, the starter project comes with a starter UI to work off of.

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This project uses Basic RPG Icons by PONETI.

This tutorial assumes you already have basic knowledge of Unity and intermediate knowledge of C#.

Check out Create a runtime inventory UI with UI Toolkit if you need a primer.

Basic knowledge of UI Toolkit and UI Builder.

You will need Unity 2020.3 LTS or later to follow along.

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