Unity User Interface Utility

This package adds components and helper methods to make working with UI in Unity simpler and more flexible.

Layout Components

The GridLayout component divides a RectTransform's area into grid cells. Those can be used by GridCells to reposition and resize themselves.
GridLayouts must be used in combination with GridCells to have an effect.

Spacing	The horizontal and vertical spacing between grid cells.
Rows	The rows defined in the grid.
Rows > Height	The size of the row.
Rows > Unit	The unit of the row's height. Can be either Fixed or Relative. Relative rows will shared any space not taken up by fixed rows, using their height to calculate their respective share.
Columns	The columns defined in the grid.
Columns > Width	The size of the column.
Rows > Unit	The unit of the column's width. Can be either Fixed or Relative. Relative columns will shared any space not taken up by fixed columns, using their width to calculate their respective share.

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The GridCell component allows a RectTransform to automatically reposition and resize itself, based on the settings of a GridLayout component.
The target GridLayout must be a direct parent of the GridCell object for the component to work.

Position	The 0-based indices of the cell's associated (starting) row and column in the parent grid.
Span	The number of cells that the GridCell object spans horizontally and vertically. Cannot be less than 1 on either axis.
Margin	The distance to the edges of the cell. Note that too large values may cause a negative final size.

The TableLayoutGroup can be used to automatically position children of a RectTransform in table columns.

Row Spacing	The spacing between individual cell rows.
Columns	The columns defined in the table.
Columns > Width	The size of the column.
Rows > Unit	The unit of the column's width. Can be either Fixed or Relative. Relative columns will shared any space not taken up by fixed columns, using their width to calculate their respective share.
Ignore Mismatched Rows	If checked, any children that do not themselves contain a number of children equal to the number of columns in the table, will not be considered when calculating the layout.

The MultiScreenLayout component acts like a full-screen layout group, with one child at once taking up the entire space of the parent RectTransform the component is attached to.
It allows for both instant and smooth transitions between screen cells. Any children with a sibling index outside greater than the maximum number of screen cells will not be influenced by the MultiScreenLayoutcomponent.

Cells	The horizontal and vertical number of cells. Cannot be less than 1, respectively. The product of both is the maximum number of cells.
Start Cell	The 0-based index of the initial screen cell.
Transition Duration	The duration in seconds that smooth transitions between two screen cells take.
Editor Cell	The screen cell that is active in the editor. This is for editing purposes only, and will not affect runtime behaviour. The property will not be included in builds either.