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Question by Tojteusz · Jul 20, 2014 at 03:16 PM · guigui textgui stylegui skin

On hover GUI text change position.

How make button with the effect, when mouse is hovering it text go 5px up?

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I'm not a GUI expert since I use EZGUI for my interface work, but I crawled through the reference. I did not find a clear way to make it happen. Even with the CSchere549's approach, I could not find a easy way to just move the text up. It is pretty easy to change the font and/or change the background image for a hover, but I couldn't find anything to move just the just the text. The only way I could figure out to make it happen was pretty hacky.

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Answer by CScherer549 · Jul 20, 2014 at 07:27 PM

Check if the mouse position is within the bounds of that button, that's the only way I know of doing it. Use Input.MousePosition and the values of the Rect that make up the button.

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Sorry, but i have a lot of buttons and that methods its to hard to implement. I'm searching something more automatic for all buttons.

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Unfortunately this seems to be the best way to do it at the moment, as the Unity GUI doesn't seem to have a built in OnHover function.

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