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I've looked at two or three samples to see what i missed, reread the basic setupД«elow is the simple code i've tried to show either a sprite and/or a button (and i've commented out both equally to try one at a time) I have no errors in the console from the script I created layer and set it to the ui object and removed it from main camera Had to set the material on each one, (dont recall seeing that in the written or vid tutorial) and set it to UIToolkitMaterial

I created 9 go underneath UI and named them UIToolkit - and added the UIToolKit script I created a go for UI and added the UI script I created a new scene and added a 'manager' script to it (which is basically the multiAtlas script manager) I created nine texture atlas/json pairs in my resources directoryДЇor each texture in resources i set to clamp and gui I added everything from the plugins directory to my plugins directory I think the kit looks great, I do have coding background, just still fumbling around Unity (and probably making things harder than need be)

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If the former approach is just fine, is there a fast way to 'hide' one menu, and 'show' the current? Also for the full screen background, should that be done in UIToolkit? Is it possible to have one 'Front End' scene with one 'FEManager' script, (simple state machine that knows which menu we're on), load a full screen background based on current menu, and use one UIToolKit for all the junk we want on screen? Or does each splash, menu, etc need to be it's own scene with its on UIToolKit? (i had seen some FE code doing just the multiple scene per menu then found posts saying this approach is crud for many reasons). All these menus will have their own full screen background, but will share in buttons, icons, fonts, etc. I want to start up, show one or more splash screens, get to a main menu, from which you could get to other menus, one of which eventually leads to the actual game (for instance main menu you could go to 'car select' or 'options' etc). I made it through about 30 pages and I didnt really see the answer to what I'm about to ask.

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