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Get the depth of the element, a larger number is further into the screen and elements with a smaller number will appear on top.

Gets the 2d size of the element in normalized coordinates, also known as UI-position units. For example, a size of (0.5, 1) would indicate an element that covers half the screen horizontally and the whole screen vertically.

Returns the position in UI-position units of the element.

Get the rotation in radians.

Gets the size of the element in UI-size units. Note that it is not recommended to use this in combination with setSize2D.

Gets the 2d size of the element in UI-size units. For example, a size of (2, 1) would indicate an element that has the default height and twice the default width.

Indicates whether this element is visible or not.

Set the depth of the UIElement, a larger number is further into the screen and elements with a smaller number will appear on top.

Sets the 2d size of the element in normalized coordinates, also known as UI-position units. For example, a size of (0.5, 1) would indicate an element that covers half the screen horizontally and the whole screen vertically. Note: this will affect the same internal state as setSize. Note: If the window/canvas changes size, you will need to call this again.

Sets the position of this element, in UI-position units.

Set the rotation in radians.

Sets the size of the element in UI-size units. This will make the element uniformly scaled on both the X and Y axis.

Sets the 2d size of the element in UI-size units. For example, a size of (2, 1) would indicate an element that has the default height and twice the default width. Passing in (1, 1) is equivalent to calling setSize(1).

Sets the visibility of the element (i.e. hide or show) in the UI.