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Well I wiped up a script that does this but the solution seem janky. Use it at your own risk. The thing is you need to call transform.SetParent (null,false) for the object before the scene changes so you will have to do this from your code that loads a new scene.
What I want to do is to save the button through out scene, I tried using DontDestroy OnLoad but It saved ay canvas and everything under my canvas, rather than saving just the button. Anyway this is my DontDestroyOnLoad script: Thank you. 🙂 Well I wiped up a script that does this but the solution seem janky. Use it at your own risk.
How to deactivate everything in a scene in Unity?
I usually have a “root object” in the scene that is to persist, that is an empty object that contains everything in the scene. This makes it easy to deactivate everything in that scene. Then you do something like this (this might need some work, but…)
What to do if your UI button is not working?
1. Create an Empty Project. 2. Right Click in Hierarchy and from UI, select Button. 3. Play The Scene and Check if the Button is working or not. Point1:- If the Button is Working, that means you have done something wrong in your Project (where it’s not working). In that case, follow the solutions provided by others.
When to call object dontdestroyonload in Unity?
The load of a new Scene destroys all current Scene objects. Call Object.DontDestroyOnLoad to preserve an Object during level loading. If the target Object is a component or GameObject, Unity will also preserve all of the Transform’s children.
How to get the Debug log in Unity?
Then Create an Empty Game Object that is a root object in the hierarchy. Create a Script with one Public function called TestButton that just calls Debug.Log (“I’m pressed”). Attach it to your GameObject, then attach the Button’s OnClick to that Function in the editor. Play and press the button and see if you get the Debug Log in the console.