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This will basically make sure our UI is always displaying within our camera’s view.

For this tutorial, we will just use Screen Space – Camera to keep things simple. The render modes for canvases are discussed in more detail here.

Drag the main camera from the hierarchy and drop it on the “Render Camera” field of the Canvas in the Inspector.

In the Inspector, where it says “Render Mode”, choose “Screen Space – Camera”.

This object is used for determining things such as mouse input, which is crucial for UI elements such as buttons. When you create the Canvas, you’ll also notice an item called an “EventSystem” will be created in your hierarchy. Any UI Elements you create will have to be children of a canvas. The canvas is, essentially, what you place your UI elements on. The Canvas is required for all UI Elements in Unity.

Right-click in the Hierarchy and choose UI –> Canvas.

Once the project is created, save your current scene and call it whatever you want. To start off with, open up Unity and create an empty project.

#Unity 3d games how to#

How to Create a Simple Pause Menu in Unity By the end of the instruction, you should have something that looks sort of like this: It will also display the game time since the scene loaded. The Pause Menu will display text that says “Paused” and it will have three buttons Resume, Retry and Quit. In this post, I’ll provide instructions on how to create a simple Pause menu in Unity. Unity 3D offers a variety of UI elements that you can use in your game. The vast majority of games utilizes some form of UI to display information such as health, skills, maps, ammo for a weapon, and more. User interfaces (UI’s) are core features in just about every modern software application.