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Segmented Control

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A segmented control, like those found on iOS. It's two or more buttons side by side, where only one of them is selectable at a time


Contents

1 Overview

2 Properties

3 Usage

4 Video Demo

5 See also

6 Credits and Donation

7 External links


Overview

The Segmented Control offers a button alignment capability along with specific highlights that emulates the iOS version of a segmented button. The control presented itself as a single image with multiple options, where only one can be selected.

It allows you to set whether buttons can be turned on/off, or only one selected at a time, as well as setting the default select and the colour the button is highlighted with when clicked..

Like the Stepper Control, you can also specify a Separator image attached to a GO to place between the buttons.


Properties

The properties of the Segmented Control are as follows:

Property Description
Separator A graphic based UI GO, which will serve as the image that separates each button. *Note, you should disable the GO used for the separator or use a prefab to avoid dirtying the scene.
Allow Switching Off When set, buttons can be clicked but not unselected, only selecting a new option will clear the selection
Selected Segment Index Zero based index which choses the selected default. This defaults to -1 which denotes no option selected
On Value Changed (event) The Event fired when the selection within the control changes, passing the index of the selected button
Selected Color The highlighted color of the button when an option is selected

Usage

Simply add the default Segmented Control to the scene using "UI / Extensions / Segmented Control" in the Editor "GameObject" menu.

It is also available as a Game Component menu in "UI / Extensions / Segmented Control". However, you will need to manually Add buttons as children to the GO for the options.


Video Demo

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Segmented Control Demo


See also


Credits and Donation

Credit David Gileadi


Sourced from - https://bitbucket.org/UnityUIExtensions/unity-ui-extensions/pull-requests/12/segmented-control/diff

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