Does your game have a UI? Of course it does. Do you use panels? Of course you do. Isn't it a bummer that every UI system extant (think WinForms, XAML, and even HTML) has a really easy show / hide mechanism EXCEPT for Unity? Well now it does. Forget making an animation, a state machine, a hundred or so lines of "simple" code just to fade your panels in and out. Forget the tricks like moving the panel way off screen. Just add this simple script to your panel, get a reference to it and call the show and hide methods. Done and done. Need a fade? It's in there - just specify how long you want the fade to be in the inspector.
This asset is a short script that will save you hours and its the kind of thing you'll want in every project you do. If you make more than $5 an hour, then it pays for itself the first time you use it. Easily create list / detail screens, card stack style layouts, and even tabs.
This script is for uGUI and doesn't require any DLL's or other external dependencies. It works with all targets including mobile devices.
This asset is distributed as C# code and it is well documented (in English) with beginners in mind. If you hate coding, you need this. If you love coding, you'll appreciate being able to spend time on more interesting problems than panel code.
Please note that this asset is a script only. The graphics shown in the demo are not included.
