This question was closed Mar 22, 2020 at 06:33 PM by tormentoarmagedoom for the following reason:

Too subjective and argumentative

Question by Dp392 · Mar 22, 2020 at 06:28 PM · unity 2d unityeditor vuforia augmented-reality options

Help with options menu in unity

Hi,

Currently I am creating an application where I am trying to save and load users allergies. Below is the UI design of the menu. I would like a user to select their allergies (can be more than one) and then for the selected allergies to be displayed in a text field on the same screen. I also want to this data to be accessible from other scripts.

I have been trying dictionaries but these seem to only return one value and when the option is deselect the allergy still remains.

Any help with this would be greatly appreciated as this is part of my final year dissertation :(

Many thanks!!

Options Menu Design

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tormentoarmagedoom · Mar 22, 2020 at 06:33 PM 0

Hello.

First, you are asking so many things in one single post.

Second, reduce your problems step by step. Learn to show a text. Learn to select a variable as the user select something. Learn to access variables from other scripts. Learn to use arrays and lists before learn to use diccionaries.

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