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How to make a Slick Rating Prompt in Unity - A Tutorial

Discussion in 'Community Learning & Teaching' started by kolloldas, Jul 2, 2015.

  1. kolloldas

    kolloldas

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    Hi Guys, after doing a lot of searching on Rating prompts in Unity, I decided to build one on my own. Here's the first of a 3-part tutorial showing how to make a rating bar widget:

    http://bit.ly/RatingBar1
    [.unitypackage and the project is provided at the end of the tutorial.]

    Please take a look!

     
    Last edited: Jul 2, 2015
  2. Rick Love

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    Looks nice!

    I think I'll implement something like that in Codey's Lab.

    I like the "take me there" option.
     
  3. kolloldas

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    Great that you like it Rick!
    I'm working on the next two parts currently. Think i'll put this utility as a package on the asset store so that it's easily accessible.
     
  4. JoakimCarlsson

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    Pretty cool, great looking website as well.
     
  5. kolloldas

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    Thanks! Appreciate the support
     
  6. kolloldas

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    Part 2 of the series is out! This part focuses on AnimationCurve objects and how to use them to slide in the Rating prompt:
    http://bit.ly/RatingBar2
    Hope you find it useful!
     
  7. Reverend-Speed

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    kolloldas - just found this! Thank you so much, the two tutorials are phenomenal - excellent pieces about the quality that sets excellent apps apart from the rest: polish! I'm fairly familiar with the Unity UI, but I really dug how you handled the star ratings. =)

    The self-coded animation curves were surprising (I've got into the habit of using the Animation window etc for this kinda stuff), but really interesting!

    ...Any chance of a third tutorial...?! Typical - you find really good content and it's not-quite-done... =D

    Either way, thanks for your efforts so far - great info!

    --Rev