UI Toolbox for UI Toolkit
A themeable UI Toolkit toolbox for runtime UIs: an MDI window system with docking, tabs and saved layouts, and 70+ controls that follow one --tb-* variable contract.
Install
- In Unity, select Window > Package Manager.
- Select My Assets, then select UI Toolbox for UI Toolkit.
- Click Download, then click Import.
- In the Import window, click Import.
All files go into the folder Assets/UIToolbox. To see the controls, open the scene Assets/UIToolbox/DemoMenu and press Play.
Contents
| Folder | Assembly | Contents |
|---|---|---|
Runtime |
UIToolbox.Runtime |
The workspace, the windows, the Toolbox controls, the animations and the sounds. |
Runtime/Resources/UIToolbox |
The USS, the themes, the window templates and the input actions. The runtime loads them with Resources.Load. |
|
Editor |
UIToolbox.Editor |
The Setup Wizard (Tools > UI Toolbox > Setup Wizard), the animation editor window, the animation preset tools and the OpenWindowOnClick inspector. |
Examples |
UIToolbox.Samples |
The demo menu, the Toolbox gallery and the example scenes (Examples/Scenes). Your project does not need this folder; you can delete it. |
Documentation |
One document for each control and each feature, and the same documents as HTML pages (Documentation/site/index.html). |
The Input System is optional. With com.unity.inputsystem installed, the workspace shortcuts and OpenWindowOnClick use it, and KeyBindingField and InputSettingsPanel (a key rebinding screen) are available.
The Universal Render Pipeline is optional. With com.unity.render-pipelines.universal 17 or later installed, GraphicsSettingsPanel also sets the render scale, anti-aliasing, shadows and post-processing.
WorkspaceAudio plays the UI sounds of an ToolboxSoundSet: windows, clicks, hover, toggles, tabs, dropdowns, sliders and messages. The package has no audio clips. The samples have two sound sets (Assets/UIToolbox/Examples/Audio).
AudioSettingsPanel sets the master volume without a mixer. Give it an AudioMixer with the exposed parameters MusicVolume, EffectsVolume and VoiceVolume for the group volumes.
Documentation
The documentation has one page for each control and each feature, with examples and how-to steps. To read it in Unity, open the scene DemoMenu, press Play and click Documentation. The changes of each release are in CHANGELOG.md.
Third-party notices
The US English word list of SpellChecker comes from the English Speller Database (SCOWL), copyright Kevin Atkinson. Its license is in Third Party Notices.md. CodeBlock uses the font JetBrains Mono (SIL Open Font License 1.1). The examples use the fonts Cinzel, Rajdhani and Share Tech Mono (SIL Open Font License 1.1); the same file has their notices.