There's really no other game like it, a game that will put you in the shoes of the leader of a swat team who's job is, of course, to take care of various high-risk operations involving violent confrontations with dangerous criminals, terrorists attacks and hostage takings. Since i can't validate my answer until tomorrow i'll continue posting advancement.SWAT 4 is the peak of 'tactical shooters'. Everything is automatically resized (thanks to the content fitter and the layout group). If the 'Open' Interaction is in this list, i activate my button (which is on my List). If it's the case, i check the List of PossibleInteractions. I check if the player is in range and if he is looking to my object. On my player i have a C# script, containing a List of all my buttons. One of these variables is a List of PossibleInteractions (which is an enum with all the interactions possible for this object). This class derives from Iinteractable (an interface containing variables and an Interact function). I won't show you the code, but i'll explain it a bit:įirst, i have a C# script for every interactable object. Then i added some buttons as child of the panel:

If someone ever thinks of doing this type of menu at runtime here is how i did:Ģ)Add a vertical layout group to it (or horizontal.).ģ)Add a content size fitter to it, it's going to resize our panel automatically. And if OnGui() is the correct way to do this how can I accomplish the result I showed in the first picture.ĭoes anyone have an idea of how I could realize that menu ?

I don't know if I can use OnGui() for this kind of stuff. The way I tried with the basic menu setup is not a good way. Here's the way I made the menu right now (I cant use the scroll wheel or mouse in it actually):Ī door as these options: Open, LockPick, Blowing itĪ pile of cash have only one option: Take.Ī way to create a custom menu while in game with a number of options I can change, options name that changes, scroll up to select above option, scroll down to select under and left click to validate. I don't see how to change the number of buttons and their positions on the fly, since every interactable object can have a number of options. What I have: When I aim at an object close enough, a little menu (panel with buttons) opens ( SetActive(true)), but I made it with the editor. If you have not played SWAT4 the menu look as follow: you can use the scroll wheel to select the option and press the Left mouse button to validate. I would like to make an interaction system that use a small context menu to choose what to do.

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