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‎Path Examples

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If you've got images in your project that you'd like to display on your project (which covers all the different formats from GIFs or PNG's to SVG) then they must be inside ''any'' folder called '''Resources'''. You can make as many of these folders as you want. That's so PowerUI can access them with a textual URL.

== Path Examples ==

* Resources/Hello.png

<syntaxhighlight lang="html">


<img src='Hello.png'>


<img src='resources://Hello.png'>

</syntaxhighlight>

* Resources/MyFolder/Hello.jpg

<syntaxhighlight lang="html">


<img src='MyFolder/Hello.jpg'>


<img src='resources://MyFolder/Hello.jpg'>

</syntaxhighlight>

Note that if you use the [[PowerUI_Manager|Url field]] then they will be relative to that instead. See more about the [[Resources_Protocol|resources:// protocol]].

== Unrecognised Filetypes ==

Unity doesn't recognise 'svg' as a filetype, so you'll need to use .svg.bytes instead.

== Image Settings ==

'''Note: Unity 5.6 onwards defaults to these settings.''' Images also need to be readable by PowerUI - This can be done simply by right clicking on it, or on a whole folder:

[[File:Auto-image-settings.png]]

''PowerUI > Auto Image Settings''

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 Note that if you use the [[PowerUI_Manager|Url field]] then they will be relative to that instead. See more about the [[Resources_Protocol|resources:// protocol]].
-== Unrecognised Filetypes ==
+== Unrecognised File types and GIF ==
-Unity doesn't recognise 'svg' as a filetype, so you'll need to use .svg.bytes instead ''(gif too!)''. Note that you don't add .bytes to your src though:
+Unity will recognise a GIF file and render it to a static image, which is probably not what you wanted. So, you'll need to add '.bytes' to the end of the file so PowerUI can access it and render it properly. Note that you don't add .bytes to your src though:
-* Resources/Items/Spanner.svg.bytes
+* Resources/Items/Spanner.gif.bytes
 <syntaxhighlight lang="html">
 <!-- The default document.location is "resources://", so this is simply: -->
-<img src='Items/Spanner.svg'>
+<img src='Items/Spanner.gif'>
 <!-- If you want to be explicit then you can do this too: -->
-<img src='resources://Items/Spanner.svg'>
+<img src='resources://Items/Spanner.gif'>
 </syntaxhighlight>
 == Image Settings ==

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	''PowerUI > Auto Image Settings''		''PowerUI > Auto Image Settings''
		+
		+	== Using textures ==
		+
		+	If you've got a texture object that you'd like to put on your UI, use the image property:
		+
		+	<syntaxhighlight lang="csharp">
		+
		+	// Set the given texture as the elements background-image:
		+	myElement.image = myTexture;
		+
		+	</syntaxhighlight>

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−	If you've got images in your project that you'd like to display on your ~~project~~ (which covers all the different formats from GIFs or PNG's to SVG) then they must be inside ''any'' folder called '''Resources'''. You can make as many of these folders as you want. That's so PowerUI can access them with a textual URL.	+	If you've got images in your project that you'd like to display on your UI (which covers all the different formats from GIFs or PNG's to SVG) then they must be inside ''any'' folder called '''Resources'''. You can make as many of these folders as you want. That's so PowerUI can access them with a textual URL.

	== Path Examples ==		== Path Examples ==

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 == Unrecognised Filetypes ==
-Unity doesn't recognise 'svg' as a filetype, so you'll need to use .svg.bytes instead. Note that you don't add .bytes to your src though:
+Unity doesn't recognise 'svg' as a filetype, so you'll need to use .svg.bytes instead ''(gif too!)''. Note that you don't add .bytes to your src though:
 * Resources/Items/Spanner.svg.bytes

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 <syntaxhighlight lang="html">
-<!-- The default document.location is resources, so this is simply: -->
+<!-- The default document.location is "resources://", so this is simply: -->
 <img src='MyFolder/Hello.jpg'>