Class RangeSliderInt
Range Slider UI element for integer values.
Inheritance
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Inherited Members
Namespace: Unity.AppUI.UI
Assembly: solution.dll
Syntax
public class RangeSliderInt : RangeSliderBase<Vector2Int, int>, IEventHandler, ITransform, ITransitionAnimations, IExperimentalFeatures, IVisualElementScheduler, IResolvedStyle, IValidatableElement<Vector2Int>, INotifyValueChanging<Vector2Int>, INotifyValueChanged<Vector2Int>
  Constructors
| Name | Description | 
|---|---|
| RangeSliderInt() | Default constructor.  | 
      
Properties
| Name | Description | 
|---|---|
| incrementFactor | The increment factor used when the slider is interacted with using the keyboard.  | 
      
| maxValue | |
| minValue | 
Methods
| Name | Description | 
|---|---|
| Decrement(int) | Method to implement which returns the decrement of a given value.  | 
      
| GetClampedValue(int, int, int) | |
| GetMaxValue(Vector2Int) | |
| GetMinValue(Vector2Int) | |
| Increment(int) | Method to implement which returns the increment of a given value.  | 
      
| LerpUnclamped(int, int, float) | |
| MakeRangeValue(int, int) | |
| ParseStringToValue(string, out Vector2Int) | Method to implement to resolve a string value into a TValueType value. You can use TryParse(string, out float) for floating point value types for example.  | 
      
| ParseValueToString(Vector2Int) | Method to implement to resolve a TValueType value into a string value. You can use ToString() for floating point value types for example. You can also round the value if you want a specific number of decimals.  | 
      
| SliderLerpUnclamped(int, int, float) | Method to implement which returns a value based on the linear interpolation of a given interpolant between a specific range. Usually you can use directly LerpUnclamped(float, float, float) for floating point value types.  | 
      
| SliderNormalizeValue(int, int, int) | Method to implement which returns the normalized value of a given value in a specific range. Usually you can use directly an InverseLerp(float, float, float) for floating point value types.  |