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Game.Float2SliderField

Assembly:
Namespace: Game.UI.Widgets

Type: class

Base: FloatSliderField

Summary:
A concrete UI slider field for editing 2D float vectors (Unity.Mathematics.float2). This class specifies the per-component minimum and maximum values (using the full float range) and converts a double4 value to the float2 field type by taking the X and Y components. Intended for use in the game's UI widget system where 2D float values are required.

Fields

  • This class declares no private or public fields.
    This type relies on members inherited from FloatSliderField.

Properties

  • protected override float2 defaultMin { get; }
    Overrides the base default minimum for the slider field. Returns a float2 where both components are set to float.MinValue (i.e., the minimum representable float).

  • protected override float2 defaultMax { get; }
    Overrides the base default maximum for the slider field. Returns a float2 where both components are set to float.MaxValue (i.e., the maximum representable float).

Constructors

  • public Float2SliderField()
    No explicit constructor is defined in source; the default parameterless constructor is used. Initialization logic (if any) should be handled by the base class.

Methods

  • public override float2 ToFieldType(double4 value)
    Converts a double4 to the field's float2 type by taking the XY components and constructing a float2 from them. This will perform a conversion from double precision to single precision, so be aware of potential precision loss. Effectively:
  • input: double4 value
  • result: new float2(value.xy)

Usage Example

// Create and use the Float2SliderField (example usage; actual instantiation may
// be different depending on the UI framework integration)
var field = new Float2SliderField();
double4 incoming = new double4(1.5, -2.25, 0.0, 0.0);
float2 result = field.ToFieldType(incoming); // result == new float2(1.5f, -2.25f)

Additional notes: - The defaultMin/defaultMax use the full float range; for practical UI use you will likely want to clamp or provide a narrower sensible range. - This class depends on Unity.Mathematics (float2, double4). Ensure the appropriate using/imports and assemblies are present when compiling or referencing this type.