Unity Tutorial - Drag & Drop Tutorial #1 [RPGs, Card Games, uGUI]

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It is insanely valuable to see problems appear in the middle of work and the process of solving those! Thanks a lot :)

hantaakai

Sounds like you're saying "Dragon Drop". Sounds like some kind of wrestling move.

kevnar

Quill, thank you very very very much.
I was just about to give up on doing my card game, because i couldn't find anything that was really useful and i was veeeery lost, so i started to lose motivation. But now i found this video and i am finally starting to understand a lot of things and i am as motivated as ever again. So thanks a lot =D

Tocoquinh

Thanks for not locking your tutorials behind a pay wall. Seriously, it saves me a lot of stress trying to make a complex TCG simulator.

jessierose

Thanks for this tutorial, you explained it so I could finally understand. I viewed another similar tutorial that did not explain the reason for everything, but in that tutorial, I did learn that you can right-click on "IBeginDragHandler" and choose "Refractor" > "implement interface", and it will create the function for you, which you can position in your code anywhere by pressing the up and down arrows.

TooScoops

I gotta say I love your 'on the fly trouble shooting', makes one less spoiled when it comes to handling errors :) ty!

johaneriksson

We really appreciate your effort Quill. Thanks for the tutorials

fragostafylo

if anyone's still using this & needs the simple solution to add the offset mentioned at @23:43:

public class Draggable : MonoBehaviour, IBeginDragHandler, IDragHandler, IEndDragHandler
{
Vector2 offset;

public void OnBeginDrag(PointerEventData eventData)
{
Debug.Log("OnBeginDrag");
offset = transform.position - new Vector3(eventData.position.x, eventData.position.y, 0);
}

public void OnDrag(PointerEventData eventData)
{
Debug.Log("OnDrag");
transform.position = eventData.position + offset;
}

public void OnEndDrag(PointerEventData eventData)
{
Debug.Log("OnEndDrag");
}
}

Turtwiggyyy

Thanks very much, even six years still usefull!

schizoscope

Thanks for these videos. They still work. This is going to help me make my card game. Again Thank you.

Gunter_Wolf

Super quick n helpful. Could you explain a bit more thoroughly how to keep the mouse icon static opposed to it moving to the middle of the object we're trying to drag?

Sumdottycoy

FYI, a perfect card aspect ratio would be 100x140. Poker cards (and, consequently, Magic cards) are exactly 2.5 by 3.5 inches.

TheKarishi

Nice tutorial. Just something to keep in mind, layouts (Grid, horizontal, vertical) want to keep a certain vertical or horizontal pixel count which tends not to work well when changing screen resolutions.

terrythomas

Thanks for keeping this video up. I recently purchased the CCG Kit asset for unity, but the documentation only covers how to use their prefabs / assets.

JokerKizer