Hi there,
Just wondering if this is possible or if there is an alternative.
In my vertical box I have 3 buttons. Let’s say they are named 1, 2 & 3 (top, middle & bottom.)
If I click button 1, I want it to move to the position of 2, and 2 to move up to where 1 came from.
If I click button 3, I want it to move to the position of 2, and 2 to move down to where 3 came from.
If I click button 2, it doesn’t move.
Any ideas?
I can’t think of an easy way around this, nor can I think of a good use case for this example, but here’s two ideas that could help you achieve your goal.
Clear the children of the vertical box and add children in the desired order on click.
Manipulate the transform pivot of the individual buttons in the vertical box
I think I may use child manipulation as transforming looks like tedious for how many buttons I actually use.
Thanks for the answer!
So I used clear children to clear the buttons and then re-draw them one by one using add children. They successfully display in the new order however the sizes and dimensions become strange and different from the original layout.
Any ideas?
I managed to figure it out with tinkering.
I clear the children of the vertical box (This can apply for horizontal box also).
I add child keeping the target as the vertical box and the content as the button I want to fix alignment for.
I then set horizontal and vertical box alignment using the button as a target.
The reason I had to do this in the first place was because when you clear children from a horizontal/vertical box, the alignment settings seem to default back to Left and Top.
Potential bug and also potential bug fix.
