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Examples ​

The package ships a Demo sample with two things in it: a settings panel, and a ten-page gallery that is also the runtime test suite.

Import it from the Package Manager, or copy Views/ to Assets/AUI/Demo/ and lang/ to Assets/AUI/Lang/.

What is in the sample ​

Settings panela three-tab settings dialog with sliders, a toggle, a dropdown, a text input, the language picker and a confirm modal, in English, Turkish and Japanese. Paired with a world script to show both directions of communication
The gallerya hub with a sidebar of tabs and one nested view per page, each demonstrating one part of AUI
Recipesshort self-contained snippets to copy

Running it ​

  1. Import the sample.
  2. AUI/Create Settings if the project has none, then AUI/Bake Fonts.
  3. Let the importer build the prefabs. Watch for [AUI] built ...; children build before parents.
  4. AUI/Rebuild Input Panel in the scene you place them in. The language table is rebaked by the build itself once the scene has an AUI Language Service; AUI/Rebuild Language Table creates one.
  5. Drop SettingsDemo.prefab and AuiGallery.prefab into the scene, about 1.2 m up and facing the player.

The gallery running in the editor

Its RunTests method (also the _TestRun custom event) drives every child page through its typed API and checks what actually rendered, logging [AUI gallery] PASS name per check.

Press Run tests in play mode after an update to confirm your setup is healthy. See testing.

Reading the sources ​

The gallery is the best-commented AUI code there is, and every page is deliberately small. If you are looking for how to do something specific, the gallery page index maps each feature to the file that demonstrates it.