Get started with Unity UI (GUI system) - Create UI ANIMATIONS without ❌CODING❌! - Unity UI tutorial

Master Unity UI! Start here ➡️ https://cococode.net/courses/master-unity-ui?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=video&utm_campaign=32 🎁 Support me and DOWNLOAD Unity project: https://www.patreon.com/posts/49141718?s=yt ✴️ Animate your UI using code: https://youtu.be/YqMpVCPX2ls This tutorial/guide will show you how to create stunning UI animations without writing a single line of code. Recently I showed you how to do that by coding the animation behaviour, but doing that using Unity built in tools has some benefits: - You can instantly preview your animations without playing your game - You can easily animate multiple objects at once and chain the animations - which would be really annoying the other way. But it also has its drawbacks, which I haven't mentioned in a video. This kind of animation is pretty controversial because of the performance questions. Many issues (regarded to constantly refreshing the canvas) have been already fixed in the Unity version 2019.3. I tried to show you the best use cases for both examples: - Use lerping (previous video) for simple animations like slide in, fade in - Use Animator for more complex ones with multiple controllable states. Good luck and have fun! ==== CREDITS ==== Video produced by Coco Code Script checked by Breck P Thanks for all my Patrons for making my videos possible! 🔥 ================ 💜 Join our Discord: https://discord.gg/hNnZRnqf4s 🔵 Follow me on Twitter: https://twitter.com/bionicl333 ➡️ Easing curves demo: https://easings.net/ You will learn: - How to animate in Unity - How to create animations in Unity UI - How to use Unity animator tool - How to use Unity animation tool - How to create animation transitions - How to create animations without coding - How to design animations in Unity Timestamps: 0:00 - Intro 0:30 - Setup and basic animation 2:58 - Inventory animation (animator) 6:44 - Inventory animation (transitions) 11:08 - Animate multiple objects at once 15:15 - Running events (scripts) using animation