How can I define a Vector2 with defaults for Unity UI?
works: however defaults to (0,0)
@serializeable(Vector2)
_vec2: Vector2;
errors: cannot convert from ‘double’ to ‘float’
@serializeable(Vector2)
_vec2: Vector2 = new Vector2(0.0,1.0);
Thanks
by user 943936853348855838
Ah that looks like a bug in the component compiler. I think as a workaround you could mark the field with @nonSerialized in typescript and declare it in a partial class manually
The foldout here contains examples about the partials part Needle Engine Scripting | Needle Engine Documentation
I think ill fixed it in the compiler + added a test for it
will make a new release (the compiler package)
It’s in component compiler version 1.9.1
Can you try with the latest version? It bumps the dependency too
Pulling it now. So part of the problem may be my declarations as I am having issues with a Boolean in the UI also. How do I need to set it up so the value gets sent back to Needle?
@serializeable()
_loop?: boolean = false;
but it always returns false.
by user 943936853348855838
What does “sent back to needle” mean? Unity or runtime?
the delcaration looks fine
runtime gets the value from Unity.
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Ok - but it doesnt?
correct. let me readd and see if something is broken.
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First image is how it is set in Unity, my code, and the report in console.log
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PM you the bug zip.
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Let me publish to Glitch real quick
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https://circular-smart-bagpipe.glitch.me/
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Using my fancy overlay content and clickable geometry. 
by user 943936853348855838
haha is it a bug that they seem to rotate in the inverse direction?
