- Learning NGUI for Unity
- Table of Contents
- Learning NGUI for Unity
- Credits
- About the Author
- About the Reviewers
- www.PacktPub.com
- Preface
- 1. Getting Started with NGUI
- 2. Creating NGUI Widgets
- 3. Enhancing Your UI
- 4. C# with NGUI
- 5. Atlas and Font Customization
- 6. The In-game User Interface
- 7. 3D User Interface
- 8. Going Mobile
- 9. Screen Sizes and Aspect Ratios
- 10. User Experience and Best Practices
- Index
We've got a few small parameters that should be configured right now before we start testing the game on the device.
Tip
You can download the entire project with progress to this chapter, already switched to the Android platform at http://goo.gl/kQSSDo.
You will have to import or copy and paste your NGUI folder in the project's Assets folder as NGUI sources aren't included due to legal reasons.
First, we'll activate the Content Height and Width's Fit option on the Menu scene's UI Root:
- Open our
Menuscene. - Select the
UI RootGameObject. - Check both the
Content HeightandWidthoptions' Fit checkboxes.
By forcing the UI to fit the screen in both width and height, we'll make sure that the UI is resized even if the device changes orientation from landscape to portrait.
We've finished preparing the project; let's see how we can test the game on the device.
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