Creating Widgets | NGUI for Unity

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Now that we have a volume slider, let's add an enable/disable sound checkbox, which will turn down the volume to 0 and hide our volume slider.

First, create a toggle widget as follows:

Select the Panel GameObject and create a new child with Alt + Shift + N.
Rename that new child as Sound. It will be our sound toggle container.
Navigate to NGUI | Open | Widget Wizard and perform the following steps:
1. Select Toggle as Template.
2. Select the Dark Sprite as Background.
3. Select the X Sprite as Checkmark.
4. With the Sound container selected, click on the Add To button.

A checkbox with a label has just been created as shown in the following screenshot:

Select our new Toggle GameObject. Let's look at the UIToggle's Inspector parameters:

Group: This is the toggle's group. Toggles of the same group will act as radio buttons; only one of them can be checked at once.
Start State: This defines in which state the toggle will be at the start.
Animation: This is the animation that will play when the checkbox...

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