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A '''Rect''' represents a [[Value Type|value type]] of a 2-dimensional rectangle. It consists of a starting x and y coordinate, and a width and height. Most, if not all, components will have these as proportions of the total bounds, between 0 and 1. | A '''Rect''' represents a [[Value Type|value type]] of a 2-dimensional rectangle. It consists of a starting x and y coordinate, and a width and height. Most, if not all, components will have these as proportions of the total bounds, between 0 and 1. | ||
For dynamic variables and other components requiring a type, the type for Rect is <code> | For dynamic variables and other components requiring a type, the type for Rect is <code>rect</code>. | ||
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Revision as of 08:12, 30 June 2024
A Rect represents a value type of a 2-dimensional rectangle. It consists of a starting x and y coordinate, and a width and height. Most, if not all, components will have these as proportions of the total bounds, between 0 and 1.
For dynamic variables and other components requiring a type, the type for Rect is rect.
Examples
- For the SpriteProvider component, the Rect property bounds the sprite to be rendered, with the values being proportions of the total width and height of the sprite image.
- Rects can be received from the component RectTransformComputedProperties to get the elements inside a UIX Canvas, and the rect sizes and positions from those elements.
See Also
How Other Places Define Rects
- Unity's documentation on Rects & RectTransforms
- Wikipedia's definition on the rectangle
- Microsoft's documentation on Rect Struct