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hi Lena
lets have a look at the UI system
first to edit an alpha image we need to call an image
// @input Component.Image image
second we need the code that change the image alpha
// @input float alpha = 0.5 ;
var currColor = script.image.mainPass.baseColor;
script.image.mainPass.baseColor = new vec4( currColor.r, currColor.g, currColor.b, script.alpha );
nice
now notice that script.alpha its the value of the alpha that changes and infect the image alpha
we need to replace script.alpha with a value that's already in the UI system
there is a variable called ( currentValue ) that detect the value from 0 to 1 depend on the position of the touch position
now we need to inject a the code to the UI system in the script ( UIColorPicker )
it will be like this
// @input Component.Image image
var currColor = script.image.mainPass.baseColor;
script.image.mainPass.baseColor = new vec4( currColor.r, currColor.g, currColor.b, currentValue );
put it in line number 526
now every thing is ready to set
notice in inspector panel a new image need to be selected
now just select your image and try the UI if its working
nice
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Cheers.
Hello, thank you veeery much. It works. You've been very helpful
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There are also some tutorials on yt.
Click Here for the tutorial. And this may also be helpful.
Cheers,
SirQu3ntin