The size of the Canvas can be set manually using its Rect In this render mode, the Canvas will behave as any other object in the If the screen is resized, changes resolution, or theĬamera frustum changes, the Canvas will automatically change size to The amount of perspective distortion can be controlled by the Cameraįield of View. Perspective, the UI elements will be rendered with perspective, and
Settings affect the appearance of the UI.
UI elements are rendered by this camera, which means that the Camera This is similar to Screen Space - Overlay, but in this render mode theĬanvas is placed a given distance in front of a specified Camera. Will automatically change size to match this. If the screen is resized or changes resolution, the Canvas This render mode places UI elements on the screen rendered on top of Thanks For Reading this post, hopefully you found it helpful, and keep watching our page for more tutorials.Unity Canvas are widely used and accordingly to Unity's documentation we have three types of it: That’s Basically it, Simply add the Splash screen Scene to your build list, along with you first level, and make sure the Index Values are 0 for the splash and 1 for the first level: So change the Dim Light to the Main Light in the Scene ( “Directional Light”) Okay so next up, we need to save the script, and then drag it on to our Camera in the Scene:Īfter that you will notice in the bottom of the Inspector you will notice the script has been added and you can change the settings of the public variables. Timer += ltaTime //Adds ltaTime to timer each updateĬ.fieldOfView -= zoomSpeed //Zooms in CameraĪpplication.LoadLevel (level) //Loads Level at index Public float zoomSpeed = 0.2f //Speed at which camera zooms inįloat timer // Use this for initializationĬ = GetComponent () //Find attached Camera Component Public Light dimLight //Main Light Source to Dim
Public float dimTime = 2.0f //Duration Before Staring to Fade or Dim Lights Public float setTime = 3.0f //Duration before loading next level Public int level = 1 //Level to open after splash Okay, now Open Up that script and enter the Following: Now Right click in the Project View and select, Create>C# Script and call it “Splash” Well you have made it this far, so hang in there, we are almost done. Now simply drag it to onto your plane and you should have the following: Make the Render mode 'Cutout’ set the Alpha Cutoff to 0.2 and under Metalic, set the Smoothness Value to 0 - And thats it, your material is done: Great, now lets set up our Material, in the project view right click and select Create>Material Now change the import settings in the inspector as follows: Simply right-click in your project view and select Import New Asset… and select the Image. Now your Plane is Setup to be the right way around for once we apply our material:Īlright, Now let’s import our splash logo and set it up to pick up transparency and render properly. The reason for those rotation values is so that our texture renders the right way up and not upside down. Now, Let’s Setup the rotation and position ( Position to zero on all axis, Rotation on X:90 Y: 90 Z: -90) Then your scene should now show a black background:Īlright, Let’s create the plane, simply click GameObject>3DObject>Plane. Now Select your Camera and in the Inspector panel change the background color to pure black: Next I want you to open up the lighting tab (Windows>Lighting) and set the skybox to 'none’ after that change the Ambient Light Intensity to 0 - This will basically remove the skybox from our background, and remove any ambient lighting that our world might have. Now you are going to want to select the default light in the scene ‘Directional Light’ and zero out the rotation in the transform component, which is found in the inspector panel:Īnd make sure your camera is at 0 in the Y axis. First I want you to create a new scene in Unity, Simply click on File > New Scene: Now even though I am using Unity 5, I have been using this technique since Unity 3.5f, So I think its safe to say that this technique is applicable on all versions of Unity.
#UNITY WORLD TO SCREEN ON SCREEN HOW TO#
In this tutorial I am going to show you how to create a custom splash screen with your own logo in Unity 5 Personal Edition. First off let me just say thanks for taking the time to take a look at this tutorial.
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