<cat>Code.Input</cat> <title>Input Glyphs</title> Input glyphs are an easy way to show users which buttons to press for actions, they automatically adjust for whatever device you're using and return appropriate textures. <upload src="a5727/8d9f1566df80255.png" size="396230" name="image.png" /> ```csharp Texture JumpButton = Input.GetGlyph( "jump" ); ``` <note>You should set your UI image every tick with Input.GetGlyph, this is because the user can rebind keys or the input device can change part way through a game.</note> # Styles There's some different styles and style modifiers you can chain to get the right look for your UI. * Knockout: the ABXY face buttons will have colored labels/outlines on a knocked out background. * Light: black detail/borders on a white background . * Dark: white detail/borders on a black background ## Modifiers Modifiers ( Default ABXY/PS equivalent glyphs have a solid fill w/ color matching the physical buttons on the device ) * WithSolidABXY: ABXY Buttons will have a solid fill. * WithNeutralColorABXY: ABXY Buttons will match the base style color instead of their normal associated color. ```csharp ImageGlyph.Texture = Input.GetGlyph( InputButton, InputGlyphSize.Small, GlyphStyle.Knockout.WithSolidABXY().WithNeutralColorABXY() ); ImageGlyph.Texture = Input.GetGlyph( InputAction, InputGlyphSize.Small, GlyphStyle.Knockout.WithSolidABXY().WithNeutralColorABXY() ); ``` <note>With neutral colored glyphs you can always use SCSS to tint the glyph colors to better suit your game's UI - see [background-image-tint](custom-style-properties#:~:text=background%2Dimage%2Dtint) for more info.</note>