void OnGUI()
{
// If the splash screen is showing,
if (showSplash)
{
// draw the splash screen.
titleScreen_Splash.OnGUI();
}
// Otherwise,
else
{
// draw the menu.
titleScreen_Menu.OnGUI();
// Here you would check to see which button was pressed, and react.
if (buttonNew.pressed)
{
Debug.Log("Starting a new game...");
}
else if (buttonLoad.pressed)
{
Debug.Log("Accessing Load Game Screen...");
}
else if (buttonQuit.pressed)
{
Application.Quit();
}
}
}
void OnGUI()
{
// If there is no GUIAsset, exit the method.
if (!gui)
{
return;
}
// Finally, call the GUIAsset's OnGUI method
// to display and handle the GUI Components.
gui.OnGUI();
// Down here is where you would check the components
// for changes or values, and react to them.
//foreach (GUIComponent component in gui)
// GUILayout.Label(component.name);
// You can access GUIComponents in a GUIAsset in three ways.
// 1. Use a Foreach Loop, as shown above.
// 2. Use the GUIAsset like an array: gui[index]
// 3. Use the Find or Find<T> method to search for a GUIComponent with a specific name.
}