Create a Curved or Flat UI

• Complete Getting Started with Interaction SDK.

1. Open your Unity scene where you completed Getting Started with Interaction SDK.
2. Under Hierarchy, add an empty GameObject named CanvasModule by right-clicking in the hierarchy and selecting Create Empty.
3. Under Inspector, add a Pointable Canvas Module by clicking the Add Component button and searching for Pointable Canvas Module. This component tracks the state of each canvas component in the scene.
4. Choose the UI prefab to add to your scene.
   • Option A: Add a flat UI prefab
   • Option B: Add a curved UI prefab

1. Under Project, search for FlatUnityCanvas. Ensure the search filter is set to either All or In Packages, since the default setting only searches your assets.
2. Drag the FlatUnityCanvas prefab from the search results into the Hierarchy.
3. To prepare your scene for launch, go to File > Build Profiles, click Open Scene List, and then click Add Open Scenes.
   Your scene is now ready to build.
4. Select File > Build And Run, or if you have a Link connected, click Play.
   The flat UI appears in your scene.
   

1. Under Project, search for CurvedUnityCanvas. Ensure the search filter is set to either All or In Packages, since the default setting only searches your assets.
2. Drag the CurvedUnityCanvas prefab from the search results into the Hierarchy.
3. To prepare your scene for launch, go to File > Build Profiles, click Open Scene List, and then click Add Open Scenes.
   Your scene is now ready to build.
4. Select File > Build And Run, or if you have a Link connected, click Play.
   The curved UI appears in your scene.
   

• To learn how to interact with a UI via a raycast, see either Add an Interaction with Quick Actions (for Interaction SDK v62+), or Use a Ray Interaction with UI (for legacy versions).
• To learn about the components of a Poke interaction, see Poke Interactions.
• For an interactive example of raycasting with multiple UI prefabs, see the RayExamples scene.
• To learn about the different types of surfaces in Interaction SDK, see Surfaces.
• To learn about components that establish the interactable surface area of UI elements, see Surface Patch.

• Fonts and icons: Learn about fonts and icons components for immersive experiences.
• Panels: Learn about panels components for immersive experiences.
• Windows: Learn about windows components for immersive experiences.
• Tooltips: Learn about tooltips components for immersive experiences.
• Cards: Learn about cards components for immersive experiences.
• Dialogs: Learn about dialogs components for immersive experiences.