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This is the last tutorial on using the UIToolkit as Unity as announced the new GUI coming this year. I do not want to create my GUIs with this system, and then have to spend more time later on down the road redoing them when Unity comes out with their system. So I will wait and see when Unity comes out with it, what one I like better and use it. So in this video, I am just going to finish up adding the event for the inventory slots, and show how we can get a unique identifier for what button was pressed. If you wish to continue using the UIToolkit, this should be enough to get you going on implementing it in to the game. I am going to include the scripts in a folder along with the download for the people that have purchased the scripts, but keep in mind that I am not going to be doing any further development with them until I see what Unity has to off.
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Date Found: July 07, 2011
Date Produced: July 06, 2011
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July 16, 2011
In this video tutorial, Connor Turnbull will show us around the basics for using the Slicing tool in Adobe Fireworks. This is part of a series of tutorials that look at the unique features in Fireworks that make it such a great tool for web designers.
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July 16, 2011
Web designers talk a lot about features or gadgets that are "magic wands"... but today we’re going to look at a unique feature inside Adobe Fireworks that might even live up to the name. If you haven't taken the time to check out the "batch processing" feature in Adobe Fireworks yet, ...
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July 16, 2011
Today we’ll be looking at using the "Hot Spots" or Internal Linking tool in Fireworks. We'll walk you through how to use the basic interface elements for this feature, and we'll create a simple project to showcase the various ways you can add hot spots to your own projects. ...
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July 16, 2011
Ever wondered how to create perfect, seamless background patterns that work on Photoshop and on the web? Look no further because today we’re going to break it down for you - step by step. You'll be creating your own background patterns in no time!
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July 16, 2011
In this tutorial, our Fireworks expert Tom Green is going to show us a wide variety of tricks and techniques for working with graphics in Adobe Fireworks. Our ultimate goal will be to create a video player interface, but the lessons are all in watching Tom work with the program.
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