UI Button ( OnClick event ) [Tutorial][C#] - Unity 3d

In this one, we learn how to use the OnClick event that the Button component gives us to call a function we've defined somewhere in our code using a real example.

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[Kirill_Soldatov]

It is the perfect tutorial because I was looking for such information in other websites and couldn't do it because there was not exactly information about what I want. But after watching this video, I was able to make my first the SceneManagment script. Thank you for your detail explanation, I highly appreciate it!!!

[Kyrital]

Very quick, good tutorial on what to put where for the On Click () component, thanks!

[Toebiscuit]

Short, simple, and brilliant!! Thanks for making this!

[marioroberti]

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[nnao]

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[InfurnusUK]

Great little video, helped me to understand how the buttons can interact with a script. Thanks!

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[blootiger]

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[theduckyt]

Nice! Still getting to grips with unity and this really helped!

[viktorromero]

HI I need help when I asign on the Onclick buton the script. Afther that I cant select the methods of that script it doesnt apeear on the list only appears: no function, monoscript and inside this string name.

[expedientesparanormales]

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[olivermorrison]

I have a issue :/

I can't connect the function I made in my build management script to the button. It just doesn't appear in the on click list no matter what I do. :(

[MadsHagelund]

Select Button: Click on the button in the Hierarchy.

Add Click Event:
In the Inspector, find the OnClick() section.
Click the + button to add a new click event.

Assign Object:
Drag the GameObject with the SceneSelector script attached (e.g., MainCamera) into the Object field of the new click event.

Select Method:
In the dropdown, find and select the SceneSelector -> LoadScene(string) method.

Add Parameter:
In the String field that appears, enter the name of the scene you want to load.

This will set up the button to load the specified scene when clicked.

[hyelnijoshuaali]

Hey I'm trying to change the text of my button from a script so that when the button is clicked the text will change to something like "button has been clicked"