Window Framework for Unity UI Toolkit

Built-in Manipulators

• Window Dragging
• Window Resizing
• Tooltip (on hover) Displays
• Contextual Menu Activator
• Icon Dragging Experimental
• Single Click Selector Experimental
• Double Click Activator Experimental

Some manipulators are built-in and require no extra configuration. Others, such as the Context Menu, need additional setup.
Below you’ll find setup notes and options for each manipulator.

Window Dragging

The drag manipulator is part of the window header. It is enabled/disabled using AllowMove = true/false.
Note: The window header must be visible for drag functionality. Hiding the header disables dragging.

Window Resizing

The resize manipulator appears in the lower-right of the window (footer). Enable/disable with AllowResize = true/false.
Note: The footer must be visible to allow resizing. Hiding the footer disables resizing.

Tooltip Displays

Any UI element can show a tooltip by setting a value for its tooltip property. The ToolTip controller displays it on mouse hover.
Location parameters:

• B: below element
• T: above element
• L: left of element
• R: right of element

Tooltips rely on scheduled runtime updates (1–3ms delays). If tooltips persistently display off-target, adjust these timing values for best results.

Applying Tooltips to new documents

Tooltips are applied at window creation but if you are instantiating new UXML docs at runtime and then adding them to the window then you will need to apply the tooltips to the root element of the new object

WindowFrameControler.Instance.ApplyTooltips(root_element);

Contextual (Right Click) Menu

A context menu can be attached to any UI element and populated at creation time. It is composed of two classes:

• ContextMenuConfig
• ContextMenuItem

Create a context menu configuration object as follows:

To attach a context menu to any Visual Element use the following code at the time of creation of the element:

MyVisualElement.AddManipulator(new ContextMenuActivator(Config));