- Unity Tutorial
- Unity - Home
- Unity - Introduction
- Unity - Installation and Setting Up
- Unity - Creating Sprites
- Unity - Modifying Sprites
- Transforms and Object Parenting
- Unity - Internal Assets
- Unity - Saving and Loading Scenes
- Unity - Basic Movement Scripting
- Unity - Understanding Collisions
- Unity - Rigidbodies and Physics
- Unity - Custom Collision Boundaries
- Understanding Prefabs and Instantiation
- Unity - GameObject Destruction
- Unity - Coroutines
- Unity - The Console
- Unity - Introduction to Audio
- Unity - Starting with UI
- Unity - The Button
- Unity - Text Element
- Unity - The Slider
- Unity - Materials and Shaders
- Unity - The Particle System
- Unity - Using the Asset Store
- Unity Useful Resources
- Unity - Quick Guide
- Unity - Useful Resources
- Unity - Discussion
Unity - Modifying Sprites
The sprite we have just imported can also be manipulated in various ways to change how it looks.
If you look at the top left corner of the engine’s interface, you will find a toolbar as shown below −
Let us discuss the functions of these buttons.
The Hand tool is used to move around the scene without affecting any objects.
Next, we have the Move tool. This is used to move objects in the game world around.
In the centre, we have the Rotate tool, to rotate objects along the Z-axis of the game world (or parent object).
The Scaling tool is positioned upwards. This tool lets you modify the size (scale) of objects along certain axes.
Finally, we have the Rect tool. This tool behaves like a combination of the Move and the Scaling tool, but is prone to loss of accuracy. It is more useful in arranging the UI elements.
These tools prove worthy as the complexity of the project increases.