Adding Custom Context Sprites

The preset Input Icon Sets in the package (Assets/InputIcons/) already define sprites for all common input keys, gamepad buttons, and joysticks. However, additional input controls can be added to the Custom Contexts list in the Input Icon Sets.

Finding the Input Binding String

To add a new binding, you need the input binding string and a display icon.

1. Use the script II_UITextDisplayAllActions in the example folder.
2. Attach it to a TextMeshProUGUI object to display current input bindings.
3. Use a rebind button to override the current binding with the one you want to add.
4. The input binding string will be displayed in brackets.
   • Example: The mouse wheel binding string is Scroll.

Applying Custom Context Sprites

Whenever changes are made to an Input Icon Set, a new Sprite Asset must be created. Otherwise, the desired sprite will not be available for TextMeshPro text rendering.